Debate weighs pros and cons of Measure H
February 23, 2017
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
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Santa Clarita residents grapple with rainy season
February 22, 2017
Wintertime storms are slamming Southern California and residents are left to recover from the destruction left behind.
Labor of love propelling storm cleanup
February 20, 2017
With a labor of love, areas waterlogged with muddy leftovers from Friday’s violent Pacific storm were on the road to a full recovery on Monday. With extra hands rallying to
Major storm, minor traffic collisions
February 17, 2017
A major storm moving into the Santa Clarita Valley brought with it several minor crashes and few injuries, emergency response officials reported Friday morning. “This rain is just pouring down,”
Special needs students find camaraderie through club
February 12, 2017
Hart District schools have experienced changes in the way students with disabilities and general education teens interact, partly due to the introduction of the club, Circle of Friends (COF). “At
Three people rescued from flash flood in Newhall
February 11, 2017
A flashflood in Newhall trapped three people who tried to cross the road in two separate vehicles near Quigley Canyon Road on Saturday. The two vehicles were trying to cross
Homicide detectives still baffled as bizarre disappearance enters 3rd week
February 10, 2017
Will Cierzan led a simple life – work, home, church. Throw in a passion for televised sports, gardening and caring for roses, a hobby collecting Coca Cola memorabilia and a
Val Verde shooting called “ongoing neighbor dispute”
February 10, 2017
A 62-year-old retiree has been arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, namely a firearm, in connection with a shooting Thursday characterized by investigators as an “ongoing neighbor
UPDATE: Man injured in Val Verde shooting
February 9, 2017
One man was taken into custody and another man sent to hospital with a gunshot wound following a shooting in Val Verde late Thursday afternoon. “One person has been detained
Club breaks boundaries, integrates students with special needs
February 8, 2017
Circle of Friends is a national club that is on several campuses in the William S. Hart Union High School District. The club works to integrate students with special needs and
Wilk reflects on Pres. Reagan’s 106th birthday
February 6, 2017
Senator Wilk reflects on the contributions of President Reagan and what President Reagan meant to him as a young man. (Source: https://wilk.cssrc.us)
Sheriff’s department tackles issue of online dating, cybercriminals
February 3, 2017
Source: Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department We know, we know: Here’s another source to offer dating advice, right? Well, it’s true…but well-intended. Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Kat’s Eye View: “Santa Clarita Diet” is worth biting into
February 2, 2017
Editor’s note: Kat’s Eye View columnist and Signal photographer Katharine Lotze was given access to all 10 “Santa Clarita Diet” episodes ahead of the Feb. 3 premiere on Netflix. This week,
Blood found at home of missing Valencia man
February 1, 2017
MONTEREY PARK – Homicide detectives investigating the disappearance of a Valencia man one week ago, found blood stains inside the man’s home, but would share no details about the discovery,
Three detained in Canyon Country vandalism
February 1, 2017
Several Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station units converged on an area of Canyon Country, near Sierra Highway and Sandy Drive, shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday afternoon in search of vandals.
SCV’s top cop promoted to commander
February 1, 2017
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Captain Roosevelt Johnson, who will have held his post as SCV’s top cop for three full years at the end of this month, has been
SCV Chamber of Commerce celebrates 93rd Awards and Installation Gala
January 27, 2017
John Musella was installed as 2017 board chairman of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce at an installation dinner Friday evening at TPC Valencia. The event had a Hollywood
Fire helicopter crew practicing for the inevitable
January 25, 2017
Instead of water bombing fire-ravaged hillsides, emergency crews have shifted focus to saving lives in raging, flooded riverbeds. With more winter storms in Southern California’s horizon, Los Angeles County Fire
Living today, hoping for tomorrow: Santa Clarita family raises awareness for fatal disorder
January 24, 2017
Carter Sarkar is a 4-year-old boy who loves going to the park, playing with his best friend and 6-year-old sister Sophia and laughing as hard as he can. “He’s the