Politics/Govt

The Economy

Dow plunges more than 600 points amid slowdown fears 

By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer  U.S. stocks fell sharply on Tuesday as weak manufacturing reports and a decline in construction spending fanned fears of an economic slowdown.  According to preliminary data

A hotline for the plans and ads being circulated for the meetings refer to work stretching from the freeway’s junction with Interstate 5 through to Highway 138, which is also referred to as Pearblossom Highway.

Metro, Caltrans eye Highway 14 plans  

A little help with Highway 14’s “choke points” and maybe even a small wildlife corridor are among the possible suggestions being evaluated to alleviate east-side traffic concerns on the state

Members of Santa Clarita's roller-skating community and city officials pose for a photo after the groundbreaking. Perry Smith/The Signal

Skaters rejoice over rink beginnings 

Dawn Walker still sounds kind of blown away when she talks about how quickly the community effort came together.  Her daughter, like millions of others during the pandemic, took part

Appeal for Saugus apartments faces 60-day delay 

Santa Clarita City Council members postponed their discussion Tuesday of an appeal challenging plans for a mixed-use Saugus apartment complex on Bouquet Canyon Road.  A hearing was scheduled for the