Former state assemblyman, former Santa Clarita City Council member and a director of the Santa Clarita Valley Water agency board, Dante Acosta is moving to Texas to begin a position
In a bid to prevent kids returning to school from being approached by recruiting gang members,, a specialized team of detectives intervened Tuesday, detaining three suspected gang members and seizing
With three schools potentially being crowned as Blue Ribbon Schools this year, and finishing as the No. 1 district in the entire state for Hispanic students, Newhall School District officials
Proving just how necessary Narcan has become in saving the lives of SCV heroin addicts, local sheriff’s deputies dispatched Thursday for an unresponsive man feared dead in the bathroom of
A California bill co-authored by Assemblywoman Christy Smith that would give tax breaks to film productions that move out of states with restrictive abortion laws has cleared a hurdle in
Activists and a group of local high school students gathered Wednesday evening in Valencia to voice their thoughts on gun violence and call for more legislation in the wake of
College of the Canyons’ second issuance of Measure E bonds yielded $85 million that will be used to upgrade the Canyon Country and Valencia campuses. The interest bonds went to
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are investigating a report of an assault near the mall Thursday. “There was a victim that was assaulted and (sustained injuries),” said Lt. Ignacio
By Brennon Dixson & Jim Holt Signal Staff Writers A vegetation fire near Valencia Boulevard and Interstate 5 prompted the evacuation of College of the Canyons’ Early Childhood Education Center
A motorcyclist suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital Thursday morning, following a traffic collision with a car on Highway 14. About 6:40 a.m., paramedics with the Los
By Bobby Block Registration for the fall 2019 semester is now underway at College of the Canyons. New and continuing students can choose from a selection of over 1,500 courses
Local nonprofits interested in learning how they can benefit from $180,000 available through the city of Santa Clarita for projects and program enhancements are invited to attend an upcoming meeting
State Sen. Scott Wilk’s bill urging the federal government to avoid the reduction of Social Security for teachers and other professionals in the public sector during a career change passed
Tickets are now on sale for this year’s State of the City Luncheon, which will highlight all things film. The annual event, whose theme this year is “Santa Clarita —
The district whose namesake is one of the oldest schools in Santa Clarita, with approximately 150 years in the books, Sulphur Springs, returns to school Thursday. The district remains one
A motorcyclist was injured and taken to the hospital late Wednesday afternoon, following a solo-vehicle crash near Elizabeth Lake. The incident happened at 6:18 p.m. on Bouquet Canyon Road about
Details regarding the wild ride reported by motorists making their way along Bouquet Canyon Road Saturday evening continue to slowly emerge as investigators try to figure out what happened. The
The driver of a pickup truck died Wednesday morning after colliding with a big rig on Interstate 5 near Castaic. Investigators with the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner
Many consider business to be the backbone of the Santa Clarita Valley, so local leaders weren’t too surprised to hear Kempler Industries named Santa Clarita the 12th-hardest-working city in the
Officers with the Newhall-area Office of the California Highway Patrol announced Wednesday they’ll be conducting a DUI checkpoint Friday night. The location of the “sobriety checkpoint” is expected to be