Water GM holds hope that tunnel still on track
February 15, 2019
On hearing Gov. Gavin Newsom’s support for a one-tunnel — and not a two-tunnel — system for getting Northern California water to Southern California, the head of the SCV Water
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News of man’s death prompts sympathy
February 15, 2019
Judging from the visitors to his house, those posting notes of condolences online and donating to a fund to help his family, those who knew Rito Melero Jr. are learning
Men of Harmony serenade seniors for Valentine’s Day
February 15, 2019
Surrounded by a sea of pink and red balloons, Susan Holt’s blushy cheeks blended in as she giggled when her husband, George, showed he still had the pipes to sing
Rep. Hill, local republican chair react to funding deal
February 15, 2019
Congress passed a funding bill Thursday to prevent another government shutdown, which includes $1.375 billion in funding that will be used to support 55 miles of border barrier. The bill
Lackey introduces new bill to assist with registration fees
February 14, 2019
In an effort to help motorists who are unable to keep up with rising vehicle registration fees, Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, introduced a bill that would allow individuals the opportunity
Rain brings mudslides, debris flows, flooding and crashes to SCV
February 14, 2019
More rain turned into more traffic collisions, mudslides, debris flows and flooding for the Santa Clarita Valley Thursday morning. A big rig and a car collided in the northbound lanes
SCVi studies flight with Glider Day
February 14, 2019
By Nathanael Rodriguez Special to The Signal SCVi students experienced a hands-on aeronautics lesson Tuesday at the Castaic campus. The charter school’s collaboration with Southern California Soaring Academy offered students
NSD board discusses student homelessness
February 14, 2019
More than 75 students in the Newhall School District are homeless, according to an eye-opening presentation the district’s board and administrators received Wednesday night from their Student Support Services Department.
City Council members applaud Newsom’s bullet train cutback but uncertainty looms
February 14, 2019
In his State of the State speech, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced his intent to sharply scale back California’s planned high-speed bullet train — and Santa Clarita City Council members applauded
More rain underway; here’s how the city prepares for a wet winter
February 14, 2019
With more storms in the forecast, the city of Santa Clarita wants to make sure residents know how to prepare for heavy rainfall and where to seek assistance. More than
Woman accused in stabbing death appears in court
February 14, 2019
A woman accused of stabbing her girlfriend to death in 2017 appeared briefly — as she’s done at least three times before — for a pretrial hearing in San Fernando
City scheduled to receive speed limit adjustments
February 14, 2019
Santa Clarita drivers will soon have to change their speeds when behind the wheel on multiple roadways after the City Council voted Tuesday to adjust speed limits based on a
COC faculty members affirm contract needs
February 14, 2019
With no contract agreement made, the faculty of College of the Canyons crowded into Hasley Hall on Wednesday to speak to the college’s board of trustees in advance of next
Board discusses Newhall District’s homeless students
February 14, 2019
More than 75 students in the Newhall School District are homeless, according to an eye-opening presentation the district’s board and administrators received Wednesday night from their Student Support Services Department.
Woman killed in crash remembered for love of kids
February 14, 2019
The family and friends of a young woman killed Monday in a traffic collision are mourning her loss, and remembering her for being a caring, loving person who devoted her
Sulphur Springs, Hart School districts prep for Many Families, One Community fundraiser event
February 13, 2019
The Sulphur Springs Union School District and the William S. Hart Union High School District are once again ramping up for their annual “Many Families, One Community” family resource fair
DA warns seniors about online dating profiles
February 13, 2019
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, county prosecutors have a warning for old people young at heart. In a notice issued Friday by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office,
Supervisors consider phasing out pepper spray use in juvenile halls
February 13, 2019
County supervisors alarmed last week over a report revealing how often kids are being pepper sprayed when they’re placed in juvenile halls considered a motion Tuesday to phase out use
Local legislators respond to the State of the State
February 13, 2019
Gov. Gavin Newsom used his first State of the State speech Tuesday to announce some sweeping changes that he intends to implement in the coming year, including some issues that
Supervisors preserve funding for Pitchess upgrades
February 13, 2019
Plans approved last summer to renovate the Pitchess Detention Center in Castaic as part of a sweeping jail upgrading project remain in place despite a decision made by county supervisors