
Saugus board recognizes English learners
Saugus Union School District trustees and faculty acknowledged 16 students Tuesday who had been redesignated as being proficient in English by the end of the 2018-19 school year. The students

Saugus Union School District trustees and faculty acknowledged 16 students Tuesday who had been redesignated as being proficient in English by the end of the 2018-19 school year. The students

Legislation seeking to allow the elimination of a vacant position at the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency passed the state Senate Tuesday and now heads to the Assembly for consideration.

The city of Santa Clarita is now accepting names to add to this year’s Youth Grove list, a memorial dedicated to the local youth who died in traffic-related collisions. Those

College of the Canyons student Zoey White was four classes away from completing her animation degree at COC before she decided to switch gears and immerse herself in the world

State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced Tuesday his “doggy donor bill,” which seeks to modernize animal-blood donation laws, cleared the Senate. Senate Bill 202 is legislation that seeks to

College of the Canyons Automotive Technology Department is set to receive a 2019 Subaru Ascent following a donation from Subaru of America Inc. The Canyon Country campus’ latest gift came

Drivers will soon notice large white ribbons attached to light poles at major intersections across the Santa Clarita Valley. It is a solemn reminder to drive safely. From May 27

County supervisors, citing the same number of worrisome scientific studies that convinced them in March to place a 30-day ban on the use of glyphosate, have banned the controversial herbicide

More than two dozen people had the opportunity Tuesday to tour the proposed Sand Canyon Resort project site, with the majority voicing concerns over open-space preservation. The Santa Clarita Planning

Sheriff’s officials reported Tuesday night that an estranged husband, who allegedly kidnapped his wife in Canyon Country on April 9, is now in custody. Detectives with the Santa Clarita Valley

By Jim Holt and Emily Alvarenga Signal Staff Writers After the harrowing highway pursuit of an RV, which ended in a brief foot chase, a Winnetka woman was arrested on

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies are searching for a suspect who fled on foot in Canyon Country Tuesday evening. The suspect has an outstanding warrant and ran from deputies, according

The students of the West Ranch High’s Honors Astronomy class are inviting the community to attend the 2019 Space Symposium being hosted on their school’s campus Tuesday. The event is

Two weeks after a 12-hour crackdown on motorcycle safety resulted in deputies issuing 40 citations across the Santa Clarita Valley, deputies carried out another Monday. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s

The College of the Canyons swim and dive program invites Santa Clarita Valley swimmers age 8 to 18 to participate in one of the two upcoming 2019 COC Swim Camp

The Santa Clarita Valley Signal Newspaper and the SCV Chamber of Commerce today announced a new partnership agreement that will transform the SCV Business Journal to become an official publication

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are on scene at Sierra Vista Junior High investigating a report of an attack by a student, according to officials. The initial report was

An alleged robbery at a local department store sparked presence from deputies in Stevenson Ranch on Monday night. Deputies from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station were called to the

The 2015 gas leak in Porter Ranch was caused in part by a well casing that ruptured due to corrosion, according to an independent firm that submitted its findings to

By Lorena Mejia & Jim Holt Signal Staff Writer The search is on for a man who exposed himself to a woman doing yoga exercises near the Towsley Canyon hiking