Federal funds to support future local affordable housing
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on Feb. 26. Watson/The Signal

Federal funds to support future local affordable housing

The Santa Clarita City Council will consider allocating a little over $3.5 million in federal funding intended to support low- and moderate-income residents with decent and affordable housing and economic opportunities.  The proposed allocation will be discussed…

Historic preservation on Planning Commission agenda
Saugus Train Station at Heritage Junction in Newhall. 043021. Dan Watson/The Signal

Historic preservation on Planning Commission agenda

The city of Santa Clarita’s historic preservation grant funds may soon become available to help maintain local buildings with historic designations from the state of California and the federal government.  The Santa Clarita Planning Commission is scheduled Tuesday to consider amending the city’s historic…

Electronic sign warns drivers of duck crossings
An electronic sign warns of ducks crossing the roadway on Newhall Ranch Road near McBean Parkway in Valencia on Thursday, April 29, 2021. Dan Watson/The Signal

Electronic sign warns drivers of duck crossings

The city of Santa Clarita placed an electronic traffic message board on Newhall Ranch Road near McBean Parkway on Wednesday to alert commuters of duck crossings on the eight-lane road.  Councilwoman Marsha McLean proposed her idea for the electronic sign,…

City Council wants sentencing enhancements in Dorsey case
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal

City Council wants sentencing enhancements in Dorsey case

The Santa Clarita City Council has asked the city manager to prepare a letter to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors seeking the board’s support in adding sentencing enhancements to the case of murder suspect James “Matthew” Dorsey.  Last week, L.A. County District Attorney George Gascón’s office charged James Dorsey with murder, attempted kidnapping, residential…

Edison plans grid upgrade completion by fall
Southern California Edison power lines run through the Santa Clarita Valley. Bobby Block / The Signal

Edison plans grid upgrade completion by fall

Seven electric circuits in Santa Clarita frequently impacted by Public Safety Power Shutoffs, or PSPS, will be improved to reduce the number of power outages triggered by extreme weather events, according to Liz Seelman, a representative for Southern California Edison.  Edison expects to complete the improvements…

Council to consider seismic updates for Heritage Junction
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on Feb. 26. Dan Watson/The Signal

Council to consider seismic updates for Heritage Junction

The Santa Clarita City Council will consider a request by the Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society on Tuesday to provide $125,000 toward seismic retrofitting for four historic buildings in Heritage Junction Historical Park in Newhall.  Alan…

City Council opts not to form city health department
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal

City Council opts not to form city health department

The Santa Clarita City Council decided Tuesday to write a letter to Los Angeles County requesting that the different parts of the county have a greater say in public health regulations for their…

Bridge to Home receives city support to move to temporary location
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal

Bridge to Home receives city support to move to temporary location

The Santa Clarita City Council awarded Tuesday $100,000 to Bridge to Home to support the relocation of the organization’s homeless shelter to a temporary location at 23850 Pine St.   Council members also approved a zero-interest loan not to exceed $110,000…

City Council approves Henry Mayo expansion
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal

City Council approves Henry Mayo expansion

The Santa Clarita City Council unanimously approved Tuesday a Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital expansion plan, following a public hearing with protest from members of a local carpenters union and calls by community members to include a mental health care unit for children. …

No compelling case for city public health department, report finds
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal

No compelling case for city public health department, report finds

A consulting firm hired by the city to evaluate the feasibility of establishing a city public health department in Santa Clarita did “not find a compelling case to change the basic structure of public health regulation” in Santa Clarita, according…

Council to weigh hospital expansion proposal
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. Dan Watson/The Signal

Council to weigh hospital expansion proposal

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will present to the Santa Clarita City Council Tuesday its request to expand hospital facilities by 200,000 square feet. Planning commissioners unanimously approved the expansion in March.   The hospital’s request includes a second inpatient tower with 115,700 square feet…

Council committee recommends opposition to state land-use bills
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal

Council committee recommends opposition to state land-use bills

The Santa Clarita City Council Legislative Committee briefly met Thursday morning to recommend that the City Council oppose four pieces of state legislation that would expand the state’s land-use authority.  Councilmen Cameron Smyth and Jason Gibbs voted…

Bill Miranda | Eat Local and Shop Local
Santa Clarita City Councilman Bill Miranda

Bill Miranda | Eat Local and Shop Local

Supporting local businesses and restaurants in Santa Clarita is a wonderful way to help our community during these unprecedented times. I’m amazed by the efforts taken by our residents to ensure local businesses and restaurants are supported and able to continue serving our city. Our community continues to show resilience…

Jason Gibs | Transit you can trust
Jason Gibbs

Jason Gibs | Transit you can trust

Transportation is essential, no matter your preferred mode of travel. Whether you are a walking enthusiast, avid cyclist, committed driver, train commuter or active bus rider, Santa Clarita provides you…

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