By Nathanael Rodriguez, for The Signal With every passing day, researchers make more discoveries about cancer and its treatment. On Saturday, March 2, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will partner with
A mixture of rain, hail and snow fell on parts of the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday. Residents in Saugus, Canyon Country, Newhall and Valencia shared their reactions to the
Saugus Union School District board member Chris Trunkey apologized publicly at Tuesday night’s school board meeting for his actions during the 2018 election that prompted a complaint from the Saugus
After an 18-month-long process, Metrolink trains now have automated external defibrillators, including those on the Antelope Valley line, which serves the Santa Clarita Valley. An AED is a lightweight, portable
The county coroner has identified the woman killed Tuesday when her car went underneath a semi truck on the northbound side of Interstate 5 as 32-year-old Jacqueline Nicole Maynard. Investigators
Whistleblower legislation introduced by Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, earlier this month passed the House of Representatives Tuesday and is awaiting action from the Senate. House Resolution 1064 aims to
After 12 years of writing letters, lobbying officials and waiting, Lance Vaughn and his son Garrett will finally be able to see the grand opening of a new skate park
The commercial trucker accused of killing two women and four young children when his big rig hit a minivan two years ago yawned 14 times as he drove through the
Needham Ranch has not shied away from visibility to those passing through Highway 14 near Sierra Highway since the start of construction. And it’s about to grow in size after
College of the Canyons recently created a Continuing Education Survey to identify the unique and specific needs of the Santa Clarita Valley community, and school leaders are inviting residents to
Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol spent Wednesday night readying the roads for a storm — and they hope motorists hitting the road are doing the same. “We’re already set
Prior to Sunday’s legislative introduction deadline, Sen. Scott Wilk introduced Senate Bill 333, a measure aimed at California’s homeless crisis. If passed, SB 333 will require the Homeless Coordinating and
Following in the same tradition they’ve held for the last five decades, the Xi Nu Zeta sorority is once again hosting their annual lasagna dinner scholarship fundraiser at Our Lady
After having first protested against Saugus Union School District board member David Barlavi during the Feb. 5 board meeting, a group of protesters carrying signs and waving banners once again
From breaking news to heartfelt community stories, The Signal has covered the Santa Clarita Valley from behind the spotlight for decades. On Tuesday, the cameras turned to The Mighty Signal
The North Los Angeles County Volunteer Center, or the NLACVC, formerly known as HandsOn Santa Clarita, is saying goodbye to its executive director. Seema Shah served as the face and
A Saugus man convicted last month on two separate misdemeanor driving offenses was arrested Sunday on suspicion of possessing child pornography, a felony. Justin Angeles, a 23-year-old consultant, was arrested
Now into its third week, prosecutors continued presenting their case to the jury in the trial of a truck driver accused of manslaughter in the deaths of two women and
SCV Water officials who voted in May for no increases to the property tax rate remained true to that pledge when they reviewed state water costs and revisited rate-setting recently.
A Mission Hills man was arrested early Sunday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol causing injury following a solo-vehicle crash in the Newhall Pass. A male