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Faculty, COC continue contract discussion

As the two sides continue attempting to work out an agreement, College of the Canyons and members of the college’s faculty association participated in their third mediation meeting this week.

City tags homes due to shifting land

City inspectors yellow-tagged the homes of multiple Santa Clarita Valley residents Friday as shifting land on a hill near the 1900 block of Terri Drive continued to sink and forced

Plane filming draws widespread SCV interest

It’s a bird.  It’s a plane. No, the huge aircraft that kept circling the Santa Clarita Valley all day Friday is part of movie filming over Disney’s Golden Oak Ranch.

Shifting land destroys home’s backyard

When Stephanie and Luis Estrada stepped into their yard around 8 p.m. Monday night, the couple spotted cracks in a few bricks lining their home. By 7 a.m. the next

Body found in Canyon Country

Los Angeles County Fire Department officials reported finding a man deceased on the sidewalk of the 18200 block of Soledad Canyon Road in Canyon Country on Friday morning. “The call

SIGNAL FILE PHOTO: CHP escorts vehicles over the top of Grapevine Summit snow starting to stick at 4000 foot level near Frazier Park. photo for The Signal by Jeff Zimmerman. Feb. 11, 2019.

Storm brings light snowfall to SCV

By Nathanael Rodriguez, For The Signal Rare snow sightings were reported throughout the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday, leaving local students trying to take part in activities usually reserved for