Seniors with deeply held religious beliefs must be cautious of scammers using their own beliefs to exploit them, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office cautioned on Friday. Called it
By Jim Holt Signal Senior Staff Writer William Cierzan told his wife dinner was in the oven, and that after watching golf on TV that afternoon with his nephew, he
By Crystal Duan Signal Staff Writer Robbie Zimmerman had work the next day, but on Thursday night, he and his friends were hitting the town. The bars located near the
Sgt. Bill Higgs is described by his sons as a man made of “American steel,” living an extraordinary life filled with humble service, unflinching dedication and a selfless desire to
Firefighters responded quickly to a small brush fire, near Newhall Avenue and Highway 14, early Friday afternoon. “The initial call came in as a 20-by-20 spot fire, with no structures
The longest partial government shutdown in U.S. history has come to a close after congressional leaders reached a temporary deal that would open the government. The agreement, as described by
There were some tense moments on a sunny Castaic street Friday as bomb squad technicians used a robot to recover a “suspicious piece of pipe” from between two parked pickup
Members of the Valencia High School Pride of the Vikings Marching Band and Color Guard traveled to Anaheim this week to perform in the Disneyland Main Street Parade, where they
Jury selection began Thursday for the murder trial of a Fresno man accused of killing Kimberly Harvill, whose body was found near Gorman more than two years ago. Alex Richard
Developers of Tapia Ranch, who want to build more than 400 homes between Castaic and Tesoro del Valle, were sent back to the drawing board Thursday by regional planners who
Developers wanting to build homes west of The Old Road and south of Sagecrest Circle presented to regional planners Thursday amendments to their housing project that reflect fewer homes and
Officials at the Real Life Church are dealing with the unexpected death of one their own after learning Pastor Jim Howard took his own life Wednesday. Within a couple of
Firefighters across L.A. County are mourning the loss of Capt. Michael Shepard, who was killed Wednesday in a traffic collision near Sand Canyon. Shepard, a captain at Fire Station 132,
“The pain of parting is nothing.” Second Class Petty Officer Michael “Mike” Dalby would likely agree with Charles Dickens on this one. Dalby has always loved being in the water.
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer As local leaders gathered at a Santa Clarita Metrolink Station parking lot Thursday, Mayor Marsha McLean announced citywide efforts to introduce a step forward
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer In the past six months since Saugus Union School District Superintendent Colleen Hawkins was named to her position, she and her office have been
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer The crime rate in Santa Clarita has hit an all-time low, the city announced Thursday. “Since incorporation, one of the city’s top priorities has
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer In their second meeting of the new year, governing board members, district administrators and teachers gathered at Mitchell Community School to support the tentative
In their second meeting of the new year, governing board members, district administrators and teachers gathered at Mitchell Community School to support the tentative agreement reached between the Sulphur Springs
Schools in the Saugus Union School District carried out lockdown drills Thursday morning, and administrators said they were pleased with how well the exercise unfolded. “The idea for having them
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