Transportation officials and local stakeholders met at City Hall on Wednesday afternoon to discuss legislative and budget updates on the city and county levels. The Santa Clarita Valley Transportation Summit
Santa Clarita residents said they have been positively affected by the work of prominent civil rights movement leader Martin Luther King Jr., who was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, 50 years
The Planning Commission unanimously approved cell service towers for AT&T and Verizon Wireless on Tuesday with minor modifications to the proposals. The commission added conditions to include aesthetic landscaping, such
In September 2017, Congressman Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, along with California senators Dianne Feinstein and Kamala Harris, supported a spending package that retained the CDBG program, increasing funding for the program
Transportation experts and city and county staff are gathering for another Santa Clarita transportation summit with Supervisor Kathryn Barger on Wednesday. The summit will begin at 1 p.m. at Santa
Bridge To Home, Santa Clarita’s homeless shelter, closed for the season Saturday, but clients have some resources they can turn to while waiting for the shelter’s reopening in November, officials
Santa Clarita is set to look at two new cell service towers next week — one in Newhall and one in Canyon Country — during a Planning Commission meeting on April
Santa Clarita’s Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission is looking into ways to meet its multigenerational needs and implement programs for seniors and young children alike. Thus, the commission will
Provisions from two bills cosponsored by Congressman Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, were signed into law with Congress’ Omnibus Appropriations Bill on Friday. The bill signed by President Trump last week affects
Congressman Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, discussed Thursday support for provisions aimed at the fight against opioid abuse in the Omnibus Appropriations Bill signed into law last week. The bill approved by President
A Santa Clarita City Council member brought up discussion about recent controversial immigration actions in California from the dais Tuesday. City Councilman Bob Kellar discussed the potential for Santa Clarita
Ed. note: The following story corrects inaccuracies that were reported in the Wednesday edition of The Signal. Santa Clarita City Council unanimously accepted an ordinance prohibiting commercial land uses associated
Wording in the Omnibus spending bill, signed by President Donald Trump on Friday, seeks to end the decades-long fight over Soledad Canyon mining operations, according to Congressman Steve Knight’s’ office.
While Santa Clarita Valley students marched on campuses and across town Wednesday as part of a national call to action, complaints of a disconnect could be heard on campuses from
The North Los Angeles County Transportation Coalition is inviting Santa Clarita residents to attend a Measure M Public Meeting on Wednesday, March 28. In 2016, Measure M was presented on
County supervisors are looking to change the way L.A. County responds to gun violence, by treating it as a public health issue. A unanimously approved motion introduced by 3rd District
The unplanned resignation of Chuck Heffernan from Santa Clarita’s Planning Commission prompted the city to ask for applicants on Friday, officials confirmed. Heffernan first joined the city’s Planning Commission in 2012.
The cleanup of close to 1,000 acres of contaminated soil at Whittaker-Bermite is still on track to wrap up by year’s end, with just a dozen isolated pockets needing particular
County planning commissioners boarded a bus in Castaic, headed north of Gorman and got their first look at a plot where more than 19,000 new homes are being planned as
The Santa Clarita Arts Commission is set to receive an overview of events planned for the 2018 calendar year during its monthly meeting Wednesday. Since incorporation, the city has presented,