In response to changing demographics in the Santa Clarita Valley, the Sulphur Springs Union School District could soon join several other local districts by employing a school social worker at
By Bob Robinson for the Signal Vijay Maraj, an automotive technologies instructor at Saugus High School, was among more than 150 Career and Technical Education instructors, representing business, industry and
Plans to have the public weigh in on a proposal to build more than 19,000 homes near the Kern County line were put off Wednesday for the second time in
Congressman Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, introduced H.R. 5610, the Better Energy Storage Technology Act on Wednesday. This bipartisan bill would establish innovation goals to develop commercially-viable large-scale energy storage technology. The
Volunteers with the Community Gardens of Santa Clarita plan to hold a farm-to-table event for Santa Clarita Valley youth May 5, at their location inside Central Park. The event is
The year-round operating schedule at Magic Mountain has already provided a boost to Six Flags Entertainment Corporation’s bottom line. The world’s largest regional theme park company in a Tuesday news
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A Los Angeles man accused of stealing a car with a fake gun pleaded no contest Tuesday to one count of attempted carjacking. Humberto Anayaescamilla, 53, was sentenced to 270
Santa Clarita City Council members listened as 19 residents on both sides of the aisle voiced their opinions on Senate Bill 54 Tuesday, ahead of the council’s plans to formally
The scientific scholars of Valencia High School had a chance to demonstrate all that they’ve learned this year at their sixth annual STEM Fair, a competition where students use the
A former hobby store employee pleaded to a child pornography charge Tuesday in a Los Angeles County courtroom. Donald Anthony Little, 36, pleaded no contest to one felony county of
The job of sizing up the environmental impact that more than 900 new homes will have on the area of Via Princessa and Golden Valley is expected to be given
Members of the California Legislature, including State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Antelope Valley, honored the 103rd anniversary of the Armenian Genocide on Monday. “We commemorate the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
Thousands of students across the nation plan to wear denim Wednesday in support of National Denim Day, a day when all are encouraged to wear jeans to support sexual abuse
A former Valencia High School student is currently in urgent care in Santa Ana after sustaining serious injuries in a car crash. His friends, also Valencia High alumni from the
Emergency officials were unable to save a man who died in an Agua Dulce residence Monday. An investigation is underway by medical examiners with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Officer,
Santa Clarita will host a free artist panel discussion called “How I Did It: Artists Share Their Journey,” presented as part of the city of Santa Clarita’s New Heights program,
Flair Cleaners will host the third annual Flair Cares Spring Food Drive from May 1-31, with proceeds benefiting the Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry. Flair will make a matching contribution
Mission Valley Bancorp recorded the strongest first quarter in the history of the 17-year-old bank, with year-to-date net income of $1.384 million for the period ending March 31. Mission Valley’s
With summer just around the corner, parents throughout Santa Clarita will begin making plans to enroll their children in swim classes. To help facilitate this process, and ensure children
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