In light of the increasing teacher shortage in California, Senators Henry Stern and Cathleen Galgiani announced the Teacher Recruitment and Retention Act. If passed, Senate Bill 807 would eliminate all
Among other financially impactful decisions, the City Council Legislative Committee discussed the merger of two Santa Clarita water districts at their meeting Friday morning. The committee is comprised of Mayor
In an effort to determine the needs of the low income community in Santa Clarita, the city administered a Community Needs Assessment survey, the results of which will be open
Measure H, the homeless initiative, passed early Wednesday morning with just over the two-thirds majority voted needed to do so. It was the only item on the ballot in Santa
Santa Clarita native Katie Hill announced her decision to run for representative of the 25th district on Wednesday morning. Congressman Steve Knight (R-Palmdale) currently represents the district. Hill highlighted her
Assemblyman Dante Acosta and Senator Scott Wilk are tag teaming a town hall meeting at the end of the month in Santa Clarita to garner information and hear concerns from
Santa Clarita residents, along with those in Los Angeles County, will vote Tuesday on Measure H, the initiative to raise taxes a quarter of a cent to combat homelessness. If
With gold shovels in hand, members of the Santa Clarita City Council and Planning Commission broke ground on the Old Town Newhall revitalization to begin the construction of the nearly
PALMDALE — Gone are the days when only 18 people came to Steve Knight’s town hall meetings — though Knight admits that was before he was a congressman. Now as
Assemblyman Tom Lackey, alongside Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez, requested $15.7 million in funding to train front-line law enforcement officers in the state to better interact with people with mental illnesses. According
Councilman Bob Kellar plans to address the rest of the City Council about adding to the reward to find 15-year-old Desiree Lawson’s killer at the council’s next meeting on March
In hopes of urging the White House to declare a state of emergency on behalf of Southern California, Congressman Steve Knight asked President Trump for assistance after severe storms throughout
About 60 people showed up at the College of the Canyons Thursday night to hear the pros and cons of a multi-million dollar plan to end homelessness in Los Angeles
“Their names shall liveth forevermore,” reads the front of the newest version of the proposed Fallen Warriors Monument. The phrase is placed in the center of the most recent design
About 30 protestors, many donning red “Unite Here” union shirts and holding signs, gathered at Congressman Steve Knight’s Santa Clarita office on Thursday afternoon. The group shouted “Hey Knight, do
Bridge to Home, which provides support services to homeless individuals and families in Santa Clarita, officially announced its endorsement of Measure H at a press conference Thursday. “We are really
In hopes of more fairly distributing funds for Los Angeles County trauma centers, Senator Scott Wilk announced Senate Bill 792 to bring adequate finances and resources to currently underserved cities.
Patti Sulpizio, president of a Democratic Party club in Santa Clarita called the Democratic Alliance for Action, says membership has exploded in recent months. Diana Shaw, also a member of
SACRAMENTO – Democrats pushed an anti-Trump agenda and Republicans stuck mostly to their own state legislative agenda. But the top representatives of both parties in the state capital expressed their
As he promised in an exclusive Signal story a day earlier, Rep. Steve Knight on Thursday re-introduced his No Hero Left Untreated Act on the House floor in Washington. The