The Signal is creating a COVID-19 digital time capsule for the Santa Clarita Valley. All residents are encouraged to send in photos of your memories of sheltering in place and
UPDATE: Zoom info added. All Santa Clarita Valley high school juniors and seniors are invited to the SCV’s first-ever “Virtual Prom,” to be held online via Zoom and Facebook on
Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva did not attend the Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission meeting Thursday to testify about the COVID-19 crisis in jails despite a subpoena ordering his appearance,
The number of confirmed cases within the Santa Clarita Valley surpassed 1,000 on Thursday, after the total number of cases within the SCV, including those from Pitchess Detention Center, jumped
Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel responded to reports of a brush fire in Agua Dulce Thursday. The call came at approximately 12:19 p.m., for an incident on the 33000
When the coronavirus pandemic forced Sushi 661 in Canyon Country to close for dining in, like many other businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley, owner David Song Cho began to
Por Tammy Murga y Lauren Budman Esta edición: College of the Canyons cancela las clases en persona para el otoño, los legisladores piden a Newsom que permita que las ciudades
After two applications were submitted but only one applicant met the residency guidelines, the Sulphur Springs Union School District board extended the deadline to apply for their open trustee board
Across Los Angeles County, more than 300 homeless people have tested positive with COVID-19. In the Santa Clarita Valley, that tally remains at zero, officials said Wednesday. For the first
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, and Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, have urged Gov. Gavin Newsom to allow northern Los Angeles County cities to create their own recovery plan and
A Sun Valley man was arrested on the suspicion that he attempted to assault a deputy by hitting the law enforcement officer with a stolen vehicle, and then started a
As thousands of stores have been closed nationwide since mid-March amid the coronavirus pandemic, many retailers and restaurants, big and small, are struggling to survive the shutdown, while others have
A Temple City woman is suspected of attempting to run over employees of a Canyon Country business after a disagreement between her and a victim. The incident was reported to
Circle of Hope, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting those fighting cancer in Santa Clarita, is hosting its annual Vine2Wine virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic. While COVID-19 has halted many
College of the Canyons has announced its plans to shift to online courses for the fall 2020 semester and have distance learning be the new norm for the remainder of
As L.A. County aims to reopen by July 4, Department of Public Health officials said Wednesday the curve is flattening countywide and reported 1,324 new confirmed COVID-19 diagnoses that brought
While there are fewer traffic collisions in the Santa Clarita Valley since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, speeders seem to be going a little bit faster, and more often,
Saugus Union School District officials are aiming for an Aug. 12 start date for the upcoming school year. In order to do so, officials plan to offer two educational formats
The city of Santa Clarita’s Arts and Events division has announced the launch of “Art in Isolation” as their latest virtual art exhibit. The virtual gallery showcases the artwork of
The Santa Clarita Public Library has introduced a new temporary curbside service at all three branches for residents to pick up physical library materials they have placed on hold online.