Since graduating from UCLA in 2017 with a degree in history, Minns has split his time between mixed martial arts training and running his charity, LOV Movement, which he started in January 2018. The 23-year-old said that LOV Movement was born out of his history of helping the homeless, his own ideas of how to better run a nonprofit and the decision to take action.
Portions of Route 14 will be closed from Jan. 7-12 due to a pavement rehabilitation project, according to a news release issued on Friday by the California Department of Transportation.
Rain showers and a chance of a thunderstorm have been projected to begin Saturday night and could continue through Sunday, according to the National Weather Service website. While Saturday afternoon
Following the end of the holiday recess, Sacramento legislators in both the California State Assembly and State Senate are scheduled to return to session Monday. Among those legislators reconvening in
The third and fourth lanes of the northbound side of Interstate 5, just south of State Route 138 in Lebec, were closed for several hours on Saturday due to a vehicle fire.
Months ahead of their annual Relay for Life, the American Cancer Society will hold a kickoff event at Santa Clarita Lanes on Jan. 13.
Sgt. Kenneth Templeton has always been a comedian. He makes self-deprecating jokes about how before the war he was in a couple of high school plays, but was never good
Former Santa Clarita City mayor and councilman Frank Ferry has announced his intentions to run for the 12th District Los Angeles City Council seat. The 12th District, located in the
College of the Canyons’ Early Childhood Education Department, in collaboration with the city of Santa Clarita, is scheduled to hold a workshop on Jan. 9 dealing with how to empower children and stand up to bullying.
Though the 2020 election is nearly two years away, Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County residents will have the chance to provide input for the new vote centers at a meeting to be hosted Sunday at the Newhall Community Center by Black Women for Wellness.
Investigators with the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner revealed Friday the Christian Nsubuga, the 15-year-old Saugus High School student who was found dead in September, died of natural
Rain moving into the Santa Clarita Valley this weekend has convinced public works officials to shut down a section of Bouquet Canyon Road. “Based on the forecast of rain, snow
A jury trial date has been set for a Santa Clarita man accused of sexually assaulting a woman after allegedly breaking into her Los Angeles home two years ago. Russell
Commuters using Highway 14 can expect another week of lane closures due to paving. Caltrans announced Friday that it needs more time to finish the paving project. As a result,
By Jim Holt & Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writers Local sheriff’s detectives investigating a Thursday night traffic collision in which a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle are looking
Emergency response crews were dispatched to a two-vehicle traffic collision on Bouquet Canyon Road north of Vasquez Canyon Road mid-afternoon Friday. The crash involving a dark-colored sedan and a truck
A Newhall woman accused of murdering her boyfriend by shooting him to death in the parking lot of a Canoga Park bar pleaded no contest in court Friday to one
George Runner, the 66-year-old representative for the Board of Equalization’s 1st District, which includes Santa Clarita, has announced his plans to retire from public service. Runner represented the Board of
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies responded to reports of a pedestrian versus vehicle collision in Canyon Country Thursday night.
A notice to the general public ahead of time that an earthquake would strike seemed far-fetched decades ago. Thanks to a new app, residents of the Los Angeles County could
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