County releases results of mock election
October 3, 2019
Santa Clarita residents joined the rest of Los Angeles County over the weekend in submitting nearly 6,000 ballots for the county’ mock election that tested the new voting system. A
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Cars from Paul Walker’s collection join annual televised car auction
October 2, 2019
Cars collected by the late Paul Walker are to be featured in an annual televised car auction. Twenty-one collectible vehicles from the actor’s personal collection have been consigned to Barrett-Jackson’s
Tesoro del Valle annexation moves forward with Planning Commission vote
October 2, 2019
The annexation of the Tesoro del Valle community into the city of Santa Clarita is one step closer to transpiring after the Planning Commission’s approval Tuesday to move forward with
Local water officials tackle emerging national problem
October 2, 2019
SCV Water Agency board members discussed ways of tackling the problem of a non-stick chemical suspected of being carcinogenic in 17 agency wells, after being informed of the issue earlier
Smith’s resource fair welcomes 400 at Bella Vida
October 2, 2019
About 400 people filled the Bella Vida senior center Wednesday to receive service information, attend seminars and enjoy each others’ company with a free lunch as part of a resource
Smith presents $450,000 to Bella Vida
October 2, 2019
The new, multi-million-dollar Bella Vida senior center is one step closer to reaching full funding, thanks in part to a $450,000 check that Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, presented at
Man accused of vehicular manslaughter gets court date
October 2, 2019
Whether lawyers are ready to go to trial in the case of a Palmdale man killed in a highway crash two years ago is the purpose of a court hearing
Two alleged out-of-town street racers arrested
October 2, 2019
Two out-of-towners were arrested this week on suspicion of street racing, allegedly in connection with a “speed contest” not far from where more than 100 people were cited two years
Cameron Smyth: The best way to get around Santa Clarita
October 2, 2019
The hallmarks of any thriving city are services that not only meet the needs of a community but also enhance the quality of life for those who live there. Santa
Boy detained on suspicion of threatening family with knife
October 2, 2019
A boy has been detained by deputies on suspicion of threatening his family at knifepoint in Valencia. Around 1 p.m. Wednesday, deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station responded
Deputies arrest 1 after finding golf cart reported stolen
October 2, 2019
By Jim Holt & Gilbert Bernal Signal Staff Writers A young man was detained early afternoon Wednesday by deputies investigating the alleged theft of a golf cart, after the vehicle
Woman arrested in alleged beer fight at Valencia gas station
October 2, 2019
A fight over a bottle of beer allegedly stolen from a Valencia gas station ends in the arrest on a Lancaster woman on suspicion of robbery. On Sept. 26, about
Sanitation board pays more than $160K in extra chloride-reduction costs
October 2, 2019
Members of the local sanitation board approved $160,000 worth of extra work pursuing their four-year chloride compliance plan. On Monday, members of the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District board voted
Man pleads to DUI in wild ride
October 2, 2019
A Saugus man arrested twice in a 72-hour period — accused of being drunk in public, then, three days later in connection with a wild ride through Saugus with two
Project Linus: Student-run organization makes blankets for sick, traumatized kids
October 1, 2019
As she sat in the neonatal intensive care unit and worried about her child who was born barely breathing and riddled with pneumonia, Sharon Garver said she was given a
Hart board to discuss a $20-million purchase of solar panels, classified employees
October 1, 2019
Along with showing appreciation for their classified staff members, the William S. Hart Union High School District governing board will discuss a $20-million purchase of solar power generating facilities. In
Newsom signs Stern’s Trauma Treatment Act
October 1, 2019
Law enforcement officers and firefighters can now receive compensation for career-related psychological injuries, after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Tuesday the Trauma Treatment Act introduced by state Sen. Henry
Newsom signs SCV Water Agency legislation into law
October 1, 2019
A bill aiming to make Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency board of directors’ operations more efficient is now law after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Sen. Scott Wilk’s Senate Bill 387.
Cali Lake RV residents to meet with state, county officials
October 1, 2019
At least five families have left Cali Lake RV Resort this week after the state issued a notice to suspend the park owner’s permit to operate unless a number of
City offering free charging, bus rides for clean air day
October 1, 2019
Santa Clarita plans to join transportation providers, local municipalities and businesses throughout California to celebrate California Clean Air Day today. Offering free local and commuter trips on Santa Clarita’s CNG-powered