Talk about something sweet — the RISE SCV Foundation is holding its fourth annual “Lemonade for Foster-Aid” on Friday and Saturday throughout Santa Clarita. The incentive of the fundraiser is to raise money and awareness for “children in foster care right here in Santa Clarita Valley,” according to RISE’s website. Kari
News release Customers remain satisfied with the overall performance of the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, according to the results of the agency’s 2026 Customer Opinion Survey. The survey, conducted by third-party consultant True North Research, discovered that the majority of customers were
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Former special counsel Jack Smith’s team looked at text messages sent by dozens of congressional lawmakers as part of an investigation into President Donald Trump, according
By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer House Republicans released a $95 billion budget blueprint on Wednesday in hopes of securing a compromise for supplemental funding on defense, election integrity and other issues. The budget resolution is the third attempt
A resident in Valencia expressed concerns regarding profane chalk graffiti in the paseos near her neighborhood on Saturday. The resident, who asked not to be identified, expressed disapproval of several markings, including the numbers “8647,” alluding
An Acton man was arrested on suspicion of felony vandalism after keying cars near a local bar in Saugus on Thursday night, according to a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station official. According
The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office is bringing a pair of charges against an 18-year-old Newhall man accused of meeting people online for purchases and then robbing them at a
Approximately 56 students at Highlands Elementary School recently completed the school’s first Dual Language Immersion Program, in which students develop literacy skills and learn academic content in both Spanish and English to promote linguistic
News release College of the Canyons board member Carlos Guerrero (Trustee Area 5) has been elected to serve on the 2026-27 California Community College Trustees board, representing the Santa Clarita Valley and the Santa
News release College of the Canyons has received $779,000 in funding from Axim Collaborative — a nonprofit that invests in teaching and learning innovation at broad-access institutions — to create the AI for Teaching and Learning
A federal court denied Chiquita Canyon Landfill’s request to appeal orders to add millions to a relocation fund for residents near the landfill last month, on the basis that the landfill hadn’t yet been ordered to fulfill one. The appeals court ruled that the district
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump’s administration has approved federal emergency funding for California after it was requested by Gov. Gavin Newsom in response to a potential chemical
After more than a decade in court, Six Flags Magic Mountain has reached a new agreement to manage its water pollution, at the behest of Southern California environmental advocates. As part of the settlement, Magic Mountain has agreed to a
The city of Santa Clarita is discussing ways to help Bouquet Canyon business owners who say their shops and restaurants are struggling due to the road’s monthslong closure during construction of
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Former special counsel Jack Smith’s team looked at text messages sent by dozens of congressional lawmakers as part of an investigation into President Donald Trump, according
By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer House Republicans released a $95 billion budget blueprint on Wednesday in hopes of securing a compromise for supplemental funding on defense, election integrity and other issues. The budget resolution is the third attempt
By Signal Staff As extreme heat and elevated wildfire conditions are forecast across Los Angeles County this week, Supervisor Kathryn Barger is highlighting the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s efforts
News release The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is urging residents to take precautions to avoid heat-related illness — such as heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and heat cramps — as high temperatures are forecast to continue impacting the region. The National Weather Service
L.A. County Public Health officials warned that temperatures are on the rise throughout the county this week, passing along a heat advisory from the National Weather Service. Lisa Phillips, NWS meteorologist, said
Talk about something sweet — the RISE SCV Foundation is holding its fourth annual “Lemonade for Foster-Aid” on Friday and Saturday throughout Santa Clarita. The incentive of the fundraiser is
The city of Santa Clarita is discussing ways to help Bouquet Canyon business owners who say their shops and restaurants are struggling due to the road’s monthslong closure during construction of
A resident in Valencia expressed concerns regarding profane chalk graffiti in the paseos near her neighborhood on Saturday. The resident, who asked not to be identified, expressed disapproval of several markings, including the numbers “8647,” alluding
Approximately 56 students at Highlands Elementary School recently completed the school’s first Dual Language Immersion Program, in which students develop literacy skills and learn academic content in both Spanish and English to promote linguistic
A federal court denied Chiquita Canyon Landfill’s request to appeal orders to add millions to a relocation fund for residents near the landfill last month, on the basis that the landfill hadn’t yet been ordered to fulfill one. The appeals court ruled that the district
The city of Santa Clarita is discussing ways to help Bouquet Canyon business owners who say their shops and restaurants are struggling due to the road’s monthslong closure during construction of
By Signal Staff As extreme heat and elevated wildfire conditions are forecast across Los Angeles County this week, Supervisor Kathryn Barger is highlighting the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s efforts