By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The Department of State said on Monday that it has revoked 175,000 visas since the start of the Trump administration, targeting foreign nationals who had violated the terms of
A big rig fire resulted in multiple lanes shutting down on the northbound Interstate 5 north of Smokey Bear Road on Monday morning, according to officials with the California Highway Patrol
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer A major earthquake struck the western portion of Colombia on Monday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, with officials saying that at least 47 people are dead. The quake
The typically quiet neighborhood, Five Knolls, was shaken when multiple Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies rolled up to a home on the 27000 block of Attwell Lane for a potential homicide investigation on Sunday. Caution tape
The Tasha fire was still burning as of 8:24 a.m. on Sunday near Sierra Highway south of Needham Ranch Parkway, according to officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The fire had burned 20 acres and was about 30% contained as of
The Child & Family Center held its annual board installation and awards ceremony Friday evening at the organization’s headquarters, with local dignitaries in attendance as it kicked off a yearlong
A fast-moving brush fire that broke out Saturday afternoon prompted evacuation orders for residents near the Newhall Pass, sending large clouds of black smoke into the air near Sierra Highway
Evacuation warnings have been issued for areas of Castaic and Val Verde in response to the Holser Fire, which grew to approximately 95 acres on Saturday afternoon, with the potential for 400 to 500 acres,according to the Watch Duty app.
By Signal Staff The Hungry Valley evacuation order resulting from the Ridge Fire near Gorman was reduced to an evacuation warning Saturday morning as the fire reached 30% containment, having burned a total of 1,057 acres since
The Santa Clarita City Council frequently hears from local residents on issues pertaining to economic development, public safety and transportation — and sometimes a combination therein, during its biweekly Tuesday meetings. While the City
News release The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health urges residents to take steps to stay cool and hydrated as high daytime temperatures and unusually warm overnight conditions are forecast
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The White House on Thursday announced that it has launched a new website to track the administration’s moves to eliminate alleged fraud, waste and abuse in government agencies. The tracker, which is
A fast-moving brush fire that broke out east of Interstate 5 near Gorman prompted an evacuation order for the Hungry Valley area and evacuation warnings in other zones near the fire as the blaze grew to nearly 1,000 acres on Friday afternoon, according to the Watch
A white Hyundai SUV collided with a pole and possibly sheared a fire hydrant on Friday afternoon in Castaic, sending large amounts of water onto the street and prompting a multiagency response. The traffic collision
By Ryan Morgan Contributing Writer The Senate on Friday overwhelmingly passed a bill to impose new sanctions against Russia and Iran. In an 86-11 vote, the Senate passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia
A brush fire reported in an area of the Santa Clara River’s South Fork in Newhall on Thursday night prompted the response of multiple Los Angeles County Fire Department firefighters, who extinguished the blaze
The son of a former Santa Clarita Valley law enforcement spokesman, who’s now facing murder charges, filed a $15 million lawsuit last month against the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office, alleging an assault six months prior
By Dylan Morgan Contributing Writer Supporters and critics of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s stand against men in women’s sports gathered Sunday as the Fever faced the Minnesota Lynx at Target
With students in the Santa Clarita Valley returning to school next week, families are preparing to gather the supplies needed for a successful school year. But with rising prices for everyday goods
While the legal system continues to delay relief to Chiquita Canyon Landfill’s neighbors, who may have to deal with an environmental crisis there for decades, federal regulators are once again