With City Councilman Bill Miranda announcing Thursday that he will be seeking reelection this coming November, the field of prospective Santa Clarita City Council candidates has now grown to eight.
The pandemic may have taken a toll on people’s mental health and even general health during this last year, but the city of Santa Clarita vowed to provide recreational opportunities
News release Assemblywoman Suzette Martinez Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, announced that her bill to increase access to state child care services and preschools passed the Assembly floor with no opposition. Assembly
A local workforce housing project, which had seemed like an already done deal at the end of last year, has been scrapped, as Santa Clarita City Hall officials said earlier
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter Marching steadily toward a primary election just five months away, candidates are raising money for their campaigns, and while Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, and
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón declined an invitation from his employees to speak at a town hall and declined to comment Wednesday on why he would not attend.
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter Public works inspectors are taking a close look at more than 130 bridges in the Santa Clarita Valley over the next couple of months
News release Senate Republican Leader Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, has announced two measures to crack down on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s practice of granting multi-million-dollar contracts to vendors without going through
News release Assemblywoman Suzette Martinez Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, announced a bill package Wednesday to protect crime victims and ensure their voices are heard during the parole process. “These new
By Jim Holt Senior Investigative Reporter Beginning next month, county employees, from sheriff’s deputies to clerks, could be disciplined for being unvaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. Emerging from a morning filled
By Signal Staff The Santa Clarita City Council is scheduled to hold a special closed session meeting Tuesday to confer with legal counsel regarding two pending cases: A lawsuit that
By Signal Staff The Association of Deputy District Attorneys, representing more than 800 deputy district attorneys of Los Angeles County, will hold a membership vote on whether to endorse the
News release The Metrolink board of directors has approved free rides across all Metrolink lines on Transit Equity Day, to be observed on Friday. Metrolink invites everyone to take a
The city of Santa Clarita held a budget study session on Wednesday, stating that among other priorities, their top four goals for the city’s use of the general fund over
In a letter sent directly to the director of the Los Angeles County Public Health Department, Supervisor Kathryn Barger has asked health officials to revisit their masking mandates and policies
After viewing the NFC championship game held at SoFi Stadium in L.A., Supervisor Kathryn Barger called for an end to the county’s “blanket COVID-19 masking policies.” In her statement, the
By Victor Corral Martinez & Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writers Among the approximately 130 Afghan refugees who began arriving in the Santa Clarita Valley two weeks ago are a collection
Supervisor Kathryn Barger said justice “simply didn’t happen” in the decision to sentence 26-year-old Hannah Tubbs — a transgender woman who admitted to sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl in Palmdale
The Santa Clarita City Council approved a number of initiatives and funding programs Tuesday night, including the city’s 2022 Community Services and Arts Grants Committee’s program funding recommendations. The approved
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced the formation of a political action committee to support pro-business candidates. The goal of the SCV Chamber PAC is to