Two parties claiming ownership of Town and Country Farm School, and the millions of dollars’ worth of land and assets that come with it, returned to court last week to
College of the Canyons students looking to get ahead this summer will have the opportunity to do so thanks to this year’s summer class offerings, which are divided into four
The water bill authored by State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, making it easier for SCV Water to consolidate directors sitting on multiple boards, has cleared another legislative hurdle, and
A man and a woman arrested in March on suspicion of several crimes, including child endangerment and weapons offenses, were sentenced Thursday. Rachel Manes-Patterson, 34, of Canyon Country, was sentenced
Ahead of the Santa Clarita City Council’s scheduled discussion Tuesday on whether to adjust its residency restrictions for registered sex offenders, The Signal compiled a map of the address-specific registrants
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced Friday his bill aimed at changing the laws surrounding animal-blood donation has been approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee, after the costs associated
A bear found lounging in an olive tree in the yard of a Valencia home Friday morning was safely darted, harnessed, placed in a truck by firefighters, tagged by state
The man accused of killing sheriff’s Sgt. Steven Owen in 2016 appeared briefly in court Thursday and was ordered to return to court next month for a pre-trial hearing. Trenton
State water regulators gave local sanitation officials three more years to carry out their plan to reduce the amount of chloride that ends up in the Santa Clara River. On
The city of Santa Clarita is looking to invest $1.6 million in the 2019-20 fiscal year specifically toward improving traffic flow, officials revealed Tuesday. City Manager Ken Striplin gave council
A Littlerock man accused of slamming into the back of a parked car on the shoulder of Highway 14 in 2017, killing an occupant of that car, appeared in court
The Santa Clarita City Council is scheduled Tuesday to consider repealing its sex offender residency restrictions in light of pending litigation and a state Supreme Court ruling. At its upcoming
The Los Angeles County Fire Department recently announced new job openings for those who seek to help during emergencies. LACoFD officials posted requirements for the firefighter trainee position, as well
Local deputies were looking for a man who snatched a cellphone from the AT&T Store in Stevenson Ranch Thursday afternoon, dashed out of the store and ran away. The incident
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are investigating a crash at a busy Saugus intersection Thursday. Fire officials also received a call regarding a collision on Bouquet Canyon Road and
Sulphur Springs Union School District board members saluted their teacher tribute honorees and discussed their upcoming young authors day and a new district foundation during their Wednesday night board meeting.
Two people were hurt and taken to the hospital Thursday morning following a traffic collision on Orchard Village Road and Lyons Avenue. The crash happened shortly after 9:30 a.m. involving
A threat directed at students of a local junior high school resulted in one student being detained, according to law enforcement officials. On Wednesday night, Rio Norte Junior High School
Saugus Union School District board members received recommendations regarding special education, mental health, program placement/structure and staffing on Tuesday. During a presentation from Diane D’Elia, SUSD’s director of student services,
Parents, children and educators gathered Wednesday at City Hall to engage in an open dialogue about the dangers of drugs during the city of Santa Clarita’s ninth Parent Resource Symposium.