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By Aldgra Fredly & Melanie Sun Contributing Writers The Pentagon pulled all of its B-1 bombers from a UK base after a suspected Iranian terrorist plot was reported by the
It’s that time of year and rattlesnake activity is spiking on popular trails. One local expert says the community should prepare for even more encounters in the weeks ahead. For
Everything costs more, especially health care. The best way to avoid paying high health care bills is to actively seek ways to improve your health and wellness. Here are a
As summer fades and temperatures begin their gradual slide, small towns within a short drive of the Santa Clarita Valley are rolling out targeted fall tourism campaigns designed to attract
A small, 1-acre fire, dubbed the “Emily Fire” was burning near the freeway in light to medium fuels along State Route 14 just north of Soledad Canyon Road in Canyon
The Bouquet Fire is holding at 1,048.5 acres and 40% containment as of Sunday morning, and reports emerged that possible “explosive ordnance” was found at the origin site of the
With previous years’ events marked by weather ranging from a heavy downpour to Saturday’s triple-digit heat, the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians held its 32nd annual Heart of Tataviam
A man was detained after a call went out about a kidnapping on Challenger Way and Avenue J in Lancaster with the suspect and the victim fleeing the scene in
By Signal Staff A fast-moving brush fire that broke out on the 34800 block of Bouquet Canyon Road and quickly grew to more than 800 acres on Saturday prompted a
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer A senior United Arab Emirates official described the attempted hijacking of an Israel-bound Flydubai flight as a “terrorist act,” as investigators examined the attack that was
The Santa Clarita Valley Signal is hosting candidate forums at the Canyon Theatre Guild on Tuesday and Wednesday, giving the public a chance to hear from local candidates as Los
A Valencia woman suing the city of Los Angeles, alleging the L.A. Police Department failed to act when her ex-husband shared nude photos of her with their co-workers, is now
The city is planning another discussion Tuesday on a project that could lead to a Via Princessa-Golden Valley Road connection, apartments and more than 60 acres of business park. The
An instructional assistant at Rancho Pico Junior High School returned to a William S. Hart Union High School District governing board meeting recently to again raise concerns about custodial shortages at
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump at an Oklahoma rally on Thursday confirmed that his administration is now sending $500 Affordable Care Act rebate checks to nearly 1 million
By Yue Stella Yu CalMatters Writer California’s High-Speed Rail Authority failed this year to push through most of the state legislation it deemed necessary to keep construction of the 171-mile rail
A Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control official confirmed Thursday that all animals seized in a massive March raid are still in county care and part of
It was a momentous occasion with an electric atmosphere for Six Flags Magic Mountain as workers, local dignitaries and collaborators joined in on “flipping the switch” for the thrill capital’s