The U.S. Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resources voted unanimously to approve a bill introduced by Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale to memorialize the St. Francis Dam disaster. The St.
The Santa Clarita Valley has a close-to-even split between Democratic and Republican voters leading up to midterm elections as of Sept. 7, according to state documents. The Secretary of State’s
By the end of the day on Sept. 30, the deadline for signing off on laws authored during this legislative session, Gov. Jerry Brown had approved some of the remaining
Thirteen Santa Clarita City Council candidates discussed their views for the city’s future, touching on topics from transportation funding to safety to priorities for residents. Monday evening’s forum, jointly hosted
Thirteen Santa Clarita City Council candidates discussed their views for the city’s future, touching on topics from transportation funding to safety to priorities for residents. Monday evening’s forum at The
Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 1409, a bill authored by state Sen. Scott Wilk, into law Monday morning, which updates California’s current law to allow farmers in the state
If you ask Santa Clarita Valley residents their thoughts on the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing featuring the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, you’ll get a diverse array of opinions — but no last names, and no pictures.
Rep. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, introduced a new bill to give protections for patients with pre-existing conditions on Wednesday. Knight’s bill, the H.R. 6898, the Maintaining Protections for Patients with Pre-Existing
A state rent control initiative is on the Nov. 6 ballot — and local legislators and Realtors have concerns. Proposition 10 would expand local governments’ authority to enact rent control
Gubernatorial candidate John Cox stopped by Santa Clarita for the first stop of his “Help Is On The Way” bus tour — choosing a local Costco gas station as his
For the 14th year, the Santa Clarita City Council has issued a proclamation Tuesday recognizing Hispanic culture. The council also heard from the public on the National Monument Creation and
Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law on Thursday a bill by Sen. Scott Wilk that prohibits educational institutions from including directory or personal information of a student or parent in
Santa Clarita had a 2-1 ratio of people to opioid prescriptions in the last year, but had a 1-2,700 ratio for anti-overdose drugs to opioid prescriptions, according to data recently
Local state legislators are waiting on Gov. Jerry Brown’s signature on a few more bills before the clock is up this fall for the governor to sign their legislation into
Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill Friday, authored by Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, that would have allowed the Department of Motor Vehicles to sponsor a gold star family specialized
Assemblyman Travis Allen, R-Huntington Beach, visited Santa Clarita on Thursday to host a Take Back California grassroots training workshop to rally support for local conservative candidates. Allen decided to drive
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