California Secretary of State Alex Padilla had an appeal to Golden Valley High School students gathered in the gym during first period Wednesday: “If your votes make a difference, it’s
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer After the city of Santa Clarita filed a lawsuit last week against the owners of Canyon View Estates mobile home park for placing
About 100 people gathered at the Valencia Country Club to hear from most of the Santa Clarita City Council candidates as they offered their campaign platforms on Tuesday. The luncheon
The legislative session ended Aug. 31, but Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, is waiting on five bills he introduced to be passed into law regarding a statewide and district-specific issues. Lackey
The Castaic Area Town Council is scheduled Wednesday to address presentations from the county and a draft of a letter regarding the Tapia Ranch development project’s emergency access road. Tesoro
The city of Santa Clarita just added two more Helen Putnam awards to its collection after being recognized for two of its programs during the League of California Cities Conference.
Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, stood by criticisms he issued on social media against President Donald Trump’s comments disputing death toll numbers in Puerto Rico from last year’s hurricanes. Updated death
Earlier this year, the city of Santa Clarita formally prohibited commercial land uses associated with cannabis and regulating home cultivation. But a loophole in enforcing this municipal law may soon
After a morning of pleas, sometimes teary, made for and against a proposed interim rent freeze, Supervisor Kathryn Barger cast the lone vote opposing the measure. In the end, the
Every other year, the city of Santa Clarita conducts a public opinion poll to determine potential areas of improvement and learn how residents feel about the city’s overall performance. While
The permit process for any residential or commercial project can seem intimidating, but the city of Santa Clarita is working to ease the procedure through its Permit Center, as announced
When Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill that made California the first state to abolish its cash bail system, bail agencies weren’t pleased. Now they’re racing against the clock to
The Valley Industry Association is giving the business community a chance to hear about issues for Santa Clarita next week during its monthly luncheon event. “In VIA’s history, we have
Three cell towers, meant to bring better signal throughout Santa Clarita, remain in construction limbo until their respective providers bring forth permits for approval, city officials said. The city of
California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom made a campaign stop in Santa Clarita on Monday, smiling broadly as he engaged a crowd of supporters huddled in the local Democratic Party headquarters
The Santa Clarita City Council is expected Tuesday to designate city officials authorized to apply for disaster-related financial assistance. Approval for Transit Maintenance Facility repairs and its construction contract are
County supervisors plan to address taking action to prevent suicide among first responders on Tuesday. Los Angeles County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger, whose jurisdiction includes the Santa Clarita Valley,
In his second session in office, Sen. Henry Stern, D-Canoga Park, said he felt an obligation to fill the “gap left by Washington to protect Californians” by authoring legislation for
To ease the process of obtaining a building permit, the city of Santa Clarita has launched a new, user-friendly website for residents and it’s the first city in the nation
The public will have a chance to hear how the city puts together its crossing guard program and inclusion services as the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission expects to
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