A Santa Clarita man accused of secretly taking photos up the skirts of four unsuspecting women pleaded not guilty Thursday when he was arraigned. Sebastian Barrales Raymundo, 21, faces four
Debris on Interstate 5 is being blamed for 30 gallons of diesel spilled onto the freeway Friday morning, after a metal pipe punctured a gas tank of a big rig.
The CEO of the Santa Clarita Valley Food Service Agency, Lynnelle Grumbles, is planning to retire in December, after submitting her intent to resign Friday. The move prompted discussion of
Fire at a machine shop in the Valencia Commerce Center Friday morning caused titanium metal chips to fill the building with smoke. Firefighters with the Los Angeles County Fire Department
When asked who opposed the proposed 77-acre Sand Canyon Resort and Spa, most of the estimated 200 people in attendance at a meeting Thursday hosted by the developer raised their
Living in Santa Clarita means living show business-adjacent — and local music teacher Molly Peters recently got her own taste of the show-biz experience when singer Kelly Clarkson invited her
The Newhall School District governing board re-upped on its advertising campaign contract during a Tuesday night meeting. The new 12-month advertising contract with Mellady Direct Marketing is set to cost
It was a regular day at work for employees at Jimmy Dean’s in Valencia on Thursday until several customers and employees noticed a suspicious man near the restaurant who was
Legislation aimed at determining how businesses determine who’s an employee and who’s an independent contractor is now headed to the desk of Gov. Gavin Newsom, representing an attempt by lawmakers
First responders with the Los Angeles County Fire Department saved a hiker who was found Thursday afternoon after he became trapped at Vasquez Rocks. Emergency calls came in shortly after
To honor an outgoing employee who has worked at the college for nearly three decades, California Institute of the Arts is scheduled to hold a free concert on Saturday, Oct.
A bare-chested man “yelling and screaming” outside a business on the edge of the Valencia Industrial Center became embroiled in a fight with responding deputies and, in the end, was
A total of six William S. Hart Union High School District students were connected to a possible threat within the district, resulting in their detainment by deputies, according to a
By Bobby Block Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a man Thursday morning on suspicion of breaking into a church, vandalizing the property, throwing crosses at
The driver of a box truck that clipped a big rig southbound in the Grapevine Thursday morning was injured after he lost control of his vehicle, crashed through the guardrail
Two people were taken to the hospital Thursday morning following a traffic collision in Stevenson Ranch. The crash happened shortly after 10:50 a.m. on The Old Road at Market Center,
By Raychel Stewart For The Signal The Beauty Bus made a stop at the Bella Vida senior center on Thursday, offering seniors free haircuts, facials, manicures and makeovers. Staff and
It’s reminiscent of a black-and-white, silent film. Everything in sight is covered by a smoking mix of soot and dust. No cabs pass by, only sirens. Crowds of people cry
More than 200 of the 2,000-plus Sand Canyon residents gathered Wednesday to discuss how their quiet, rural community could change with the addition of a proposed 77-acre resort. “Tonight is
Lynnelle Grumbles, CEO of the Santa Clarita Valley Food Services Agency — which feeds elementary-school-age children across the Santa Clarita Valley — is set to resign Thursday. The decision to