News release Operating under the auspices of enabling legislation by Assemblyman Tom Lackey, the Department of Cannabis Control and the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, as part of
Despite years of legal wrangling and appeals, the Santa Clarita City Council seems to have exhausted all its efforts to take down more than 6,000 solar panels on the hillside
The Santa Clarita Community College District board of trustees voted last week to appoint a new member representing Trustee Area No. 5 following the recent resignation of Joan MacGregor. The
By Jacob Burg, Nathan Worcester Contributing Writers CHICAGO — Day one of the Democratic National Convention kicked off with excitement as delegates and attendees listened to speeches from major lawmakers and
The Santa Clarita City Council appointed Councilman Jason Gibbs as the first-ever representative of the city’s 3rd District during a special meeting Monday evening. City Council members basically had two
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The first shot to strike the man who fired at former President Donald Trump was from a local law enforcement officer, according to a preliminary report
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency will have six races for the nine-person board on the Nov. 5 ballot, and with the filing deadline passed, the races are set. The
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors spent roughly an hour at Tuesday’s meeting on an appeal for Cali Lake RV Park to retain long-term residency before continuing the matter.
Another housing project has been proposed for the Sierra Highway-Highway 14 corridor, according to city of Santa Clarita records obtained by The Signal. The latest development proposal is a bit
A Saugus business owner is looking to be the latest to add a car wash to Bouquet Canyon Road. An application for the Chevron gas station at Bouquet Canyon and
The Santa Clarita City Council has called for a special meeting Monday to decide on what to do with the lone candidate for District No. 3 in November’s election. Jason
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer A U.S. appeals court on Thursday turned away a challenge to California’s vote-by-mail laws. Even though some invalid ballots may be counted in California under the
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer Vice President Kamala Harris is prepared to hold no more than two debates against former President Donald Trump — one is the previously agreed to Sept.
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The federal government urged the Supreme Court on Tuesday to reinstate a $475 billion student loan relief plan after an appeals court ruling blocked key parts.
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys have asked the judge overseeing his business records falsification case in New York to postpone the former president’s sentencing from the
Thursday’s Appropriations Committee hearings in both the state Assembly and Senate will decide on the fate of a slew of bills currently hanging in “suspense.” Commonly known as “Suspense Day,”
Santa Clarita’s historic move to district-based City Council elections will be on November’s ballot for the first time, but the change is probably not going to seem that different for
By Joseph Lord Contributing Writer The Culinary Workers Union in Nevada endorsed a plan by Vice President Kamala Harris to end taxes on tips for service workers two months after former
From local water treatment to improving the Child & Family Center, Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, made the rounds Friday reveling in the kind of goodwill that $82.4 million to
Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita has introduced H.R. 9308, the “No Frankenrail Act,” to put an end to the misuse of federal funds on high-speed rail projects that have been
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