Gubernatorial candidate John Cox stopped by Santa Clarita for the first stop of his “Help Is On The Way” bus tour — choosing a local Costco gas station as his
For the 14th year, the Santa Clarita City Council has issued a proclamation Tuesday recognizing Hispanic culture. The council also heard from the public on the National Monument Creation and
Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law on Thursday a bill by Sen. Scott Wilk that prohibits educational institutions from including directory or personal information of a student or parent in
Just in time for the fall season, several baseball and softball fields at city parks have received upgrades, the city of Santa Clarita announced Wednesday. Fields at Central Park, Canyon
A plan to build 37 homes next to a similar proposed development calling for more than 100 homes, with both projects across the street from Pico Canyon Elementary School, is
While the drought is officially over, for some residents of the Santa Clarita Valley water remains as scarce as it was two years ago. After years of having received
The city of Santa Clarita has released its 2017 annual volunteers report, revealing an accumulation of volunteer hours equivalent to more than 20 full-time employees. The report breaks down several
The Charlie Fire, which burned 3,380 acres, was reported to be 86 percent contained by late Wednesday afternoon. The fire began Saturday at 2:42 p.m., off Charlie Canyon near
A Newhall woman accused of murdering her boyfriend after she allegedly shot him to death in the parking lot of a Canoga Park bar was ordered to appear back
A man suffered an accidental gunshot injury at the Oak Tree Gun Club Wednesday and was taken to the hospital. About 4:28 p.m., first responders received reports of a gunshot
The city of Santa Clarita is hosting ARTober to celebrate the arts during National Arts and Humanities Month.
More than 100 teachers in the William S. Hart Union High School District gathered outside of the district office Wednesday to show their solidarity while their union members negotiate for
The William S. Hart Union High School District and Saugus Union School District board candidates who weren’t invited to last week’s forum hosted by CA25 United for Progress are expressing
The results are in from week 3 of The Signal’s Football Challenge, and congratulations go to this week’s $75 winner, Mike Pontius! Here are this week’s top 10 scores out
Get a taste of Native American culture as the Hart of the West Pow Wow and National American Craft Fair returns to William S. Hart Park, Oct. 6 and 7.
LOS ANGELES — Newhall Ranch developers’ plan to build 21,000 homes on the west side of the Santa Clarita Valley was challenged in court Tuesday, when local environmentalists grilled the
After breaking ground just over a year ago, Facey Medical Group in Canyon Country is now open and offering services ranging from pediatrics to ophthalmology. The two-story, 37,000-square-foot building at
LOS ANGELES — A plan for Castaic more than 25 years in the making moved forward Tuesday when county supervisors approved the construction of nearly 2,300 homes as part of
Dr. Tracy McFarland, 60, a longtime and well-liked local veterinarian, died early Monday surrounded by her family after a short battle with cancer.
Santa Clarita had a 2-1 ratio of people to opioid prescriptions in the last year, but had a 1-2,700 ratio for anti-overdose drugs to opioid prescriptions, according to data recently
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