From local storefronts to bumper stickers, T-shirts and tattoos, the Santa Clarita Valley has shown it is “Saugus Strong,” following the Nov. 14 deadly shooting at Saugus High School. And
By Jim Holt & Bobby Block Signal Staff Writers A burning motor home seen fully engulfed in flames prompted a swift response by firefighters to a vacant lot in Castaic
Santa Clarita ranked in the top 25 of fiscally healthy cities across California, a State Auditor’s analysis showed. The city received a “low risk” of financial challenges designation, placing it
A local sheriff’s deputy became one of several motorists Wednesday morning to end up in a minor traffic collision on slick rain-soaked streets. Shortly before 10:45 a.m., a deputy with
The re-election campaign of former 25th Congressional District Rep. Katie Hill was well underway before she resigned from Congress on Nov. 1, after the House Ethics Committee opened an investigation
Santa Clarita Valley residents joined online in sharing a flurry of donations from around the globe for Giving Tuesday, one of the few “holidays” that offers a break from consumerism
After more than two and a half years as the Santa Clarita Valley’s “top cop,” county officials confirmed Wednesday morning that SCV Sheriff’s Station Capt. Robert Lewis is slated to
A solo vehicle crash on Plum Canyon and La Madrid Drive has resulted in no injuries, but a light pole is down, according to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.
After a vehicle hit a big rig on the Interstate 5, a SigAlert was issued early Wednesday morning, bringing traffic to a crawl in Santa Clarita. “The (No.) four and
Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies responding to reports of a tow truck driver being attacked on Jakes Way ultimately started an investigation into a report of shots fired late Tuesday
Two transients, a man and a woman, were arrested on suspicion of felony forgery and drug charges Thursday after deputies pulled them over for a traffic violation. Deputies with the
A 24-year-old Bakersfield man was arrested on suspicion of battery recently for allegedly fighting with store security workers when they tried to handcuff him for shoplifting. On Nov. 27 at
Burglars targeting homes that back onto a golf course in Sand Canyon apparently aren’t having trouble finding the green after a cluster of break-ins were reported in the upscale neighborhood
A woman identified as both the injured mother of two young girls killed in a single-car crash in Stevenson Ranch last month and as the driver in that crash has
College of the Canyons officials announced Tuesday they plan to refund $31 million of a recent outstanding general obligation bond, saving taxpayers $8.3 million over the next two decades, according
Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Air Operations unit recently welcomed Copter 21, the first of two new Sikorsky S-70i Firehawk helicopters expected to join their ranks in early 2020, to
County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, who represents the 5th District, which includes the Santa Clarita Valley, was passed the gavel Tuesday as chair of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
A 6-cent-per-square-foot parcel tax, to aid the Los Angeles County Fire Department in hiring more firefighters and paramedics and replacing safety gear and life-saving rescue equipment, has been unanimously approved
Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station combed Canyon Country neighborhoods Tuesday in search of two juvenile robbery suspects, according to officials. “It sounds like they have a containment
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority Commission announced Monday that Executive Director Peter Lynn will step down after five years, and the commission will commence a national search for new