The Santa Clarita City Council is scheduled Tuesday to discuss its annual concrete rehabilitation program, the final steps of the Newhall Crossings project and Via Princessa’s roadway extension. Sidewalk rehabilitation
With February marking the deadline for California lawmakers to introduce new legislation for 2020, elected officials representing the Santa Clarita Valley are highlighting the measures they are pushing for this
State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced Thursday he is seeking funds to help adequately cover services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. He and other Senate Republicans, who
For the first time in 30 years, the 38th Assembly District general election will feature two women going head-to-head to represent a community that includes most of the Santa Clarita
In the coming months, census takers across the country will take to the streets to count every single person who lives in the United States, as the 2020 census gets
The initial results from Tuesday’s California Presidential Primary election show incumbents Supervisor Kathryn Barger and District Attorney Jackie Lacey are keeping their seats. Voters supported Measure R, which called for
Surrounded by family, friends and supporters, Christy Smith and Mike Garcia celebrated their victories Tuesday night, now set to face off in May and November to fill the vacant 25th
For current election results, visit The Signal’s Decision 2020 results page. Here’s a running list of election-related stories published on election night, March 3: 25th Congressional District: Frontrunners express initial
While politicians vied for a chance to either claim or reclaim seats on Super Tuesday, California residents also made a decision on Proposition 13. Proposition 13 would authorize $15 billion
Early returns indicated on election day that incumbents Scott Wilk and Henry Stern, who represent the Santa Clarita Valley in the state Senate, were doing well in their respective re-election
Local residents went into the polls to decide on who would occupy two state Assembly seats that represent different portions of the Santa Clarita Valley Tuesday. The candidates spent time
Super Tuesday marked the end of the California Presidential Primary for 12 candidates seeking to fill former Rep. Katie Hill’s seat after her sudden resignation last year from Congress amid
Tuesday’s preliminary results indicated that incumbent Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, who represents the 5th District, which includes the Santa Clarita Valley, was well on her way to keeping
Stevenson Ranch residents Shana and Jeff Thomas waited nearly two hours to vote at the Stevenson Ranch Library Tuesday night. “Almost to the minute,” Jeff said, adding that their three
Along with 3,000 other California teens, eight Santa Clarita Valley students traveled to Sacramento recently to get a firsthand experience of the state’s legislative process and present a bill local
The voting for California’s Presidential Primary Election ends Tuesday. While foot traffic has been light at the polls thus far, L.A. County officials expect that to increase on the last
At a town hall focused on discussing the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities, legislative officials remained focused on two things: funding and advocacy. “During California’s difficult times, the Legislature
Early voting in the Santa Clarita Valley and the rest of Los Angeles County has commenced with the launch of the new voting system, while some local voters have mixed
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, is part of an effort by Assembly Democrats to call for tax relief in the state budget for small businesses looking to comply with Assembly
In an effort to produce a more efficient and effective legislative budget process, state Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, recently introduced the “Better Budgeting for a Better Future Act.” Senate
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