Santa Clarita, CA News

• Santa Clarita, CA News
• County Dems ask for support of Boxer’s Cemex legislation
• A wrap-up for West Ranch
• Breaking down barriers
• Boydston cries foul on benefits
• Boydston cries foul on benefits
• TMC student wins scholarship contest
• County Democratic Party urges members to sign Cemex petition
• Paul Strickland's endorsements for the 38th Assembly District race
• Patricia McKeon's endorsements for the 38th Assembly District race
• Edward Headington's endorsements for the 38th Assembly District race
• Broadcasters sue Dish over ad-skipping DVR service
• Cheaters, pony up; LA subway's honor system ending
• Man arrested in disappearance of NYC boy Etan Patz
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Recovery signs give encouragement to local Realtors
• Morgan Stanley may refund some Facebook investors
• Free concerts at William S. Hart Park this summer
• This just in from the state Department of Fish and Game
• Woman taken to hospital after 2-car crash in Valencia
• Private supply ship flies by space station in test
• Saugus says goodbye
• Wind damage
• L.A. plans plastic ban
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, May 24, 2012
• A Centurion’s lessons in learning
• Action wins ‘Hart of Gold’ award
• Council approves school pedestrian improvements
• Memorial Day activities planned around the SCV Monday
• Oil pipeline deal gets final approval
• Facebook stock climbs, but company faces lawsuits
• Born to run barefoot? Some end up getting injured
• Calif. pension fund to vote against Wal-Mart board
• Auction claims it's selling vial with Reagan blood
• US Army more selective on recruits, re-enlistments
• Prolonged Facebook slide could hurt Calif budget
• Firefighters respond to blaze in Castaic
• Agua Dulce residents can own more dogs, have containers on land
• Group asking council to pass resolution to Cemex mine
• Tap flowing at Castaic mobile home park after 33 hours without water
• Bike to Work participants increase
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, May 22
• East Side Story: Student in class of his own with record
• East Side Calendar
• Castaic trailer residents waterless
• Purse theft leaves woman ‘scared’
• This just in from county Animal Control
• No second rider in car during Sunday’s fatal collision, investigator says
• UPDATE: Small brush fire burns near northbound Highway 14
• State: California school districts hit finance crisis
• California lettuce grower expands recall across nation
• Hundreds compete in Regional Spirit Games
• Senior on the run ‘doing her own thing’
• College bond rating lowered
• A bright light sight
• Around the SCV: Monday, May 21,2012
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Thousands begin NATO protest march through Chicago
• Fire risk prompts recall of nearly 87,000 Jeeps
• Canyon Country woman dies in crash
• California Lottery numbers: Sunday, May 20
• Political profiles: 38th Assembly District candidate Scott Wilk
• Political profiles: 38th Assembly District candidate Paul Strickland
• Political profiles: 38th Assembly District candidate Patricia McKeon
• Political profiles: 38th Assembly District candidate Edward Headington
• Political profiles for the 38th Assembly District candidates
• Signal invites community to send Relay for Life photos
• Dodger Day today
• Deputies to run in remembrance
• 5 Questions for GM North America chief Mark Reuss
• White ribbons serve as lessons at local schools
• Blind Chinese activist leaves for US
• Facebook stock finishes flat in debut
• Facebook stock finishes flat in debut
• Divisive issues in the House defense budget
• China rejects US ruling in solar dumping case
• Frontier to announce more Colorado Springs flights
• 'Ring of Fire' eclipse visible from China to Texas
• Unemployment rates fall in two-thirds of U.S. states
• Woman's body found hanging at L.A. elementary school
• Deputies search for purse snatcher
• Facebook's IPO one of world's largest
• Early political spats suggest nothing off-limits
• French autistic kids mostly get psychotherapy
• Students meet community helpers
• Today in the SCV: Friday, May 18, 2012
• UPDATE: Queen of Disco dead at 63
• UPDATE: Bike to Work Day met with enthusiasm
• Phosphorous may have been on hot beach rocks in California
• Kern Co. to pay $1M for taking child from couple
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• Canyon Country woman missing for four days
• The face of Facebook: a study in contrast
• CA official seeks US commitment on high-speed rail
• City hikes Canyon Country spending
• University of California confronts budget deficit
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• ‘Twilight Garden Party’ June 9
• ‘Clean comedy’ benefit slated for Habitat for Heroes
• Peter Sellars to speak at CalArts graduation
• This just in from Caltrans
• Adult school offers new opportunities
• Rattlesnakes proliferate as summer nears
• Rattlesnakes proliferate as summer nears
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• UPDATED: 3 critical following two-car crash on Sierra Highway
• This just in from College of the Canyons
• Lack of trust in Facebook may hold back ad sales
• Boxer presses NRC on questions at Calif nuke plant
• Boxer presses NRC on questions at Calif nuke plant
• ‘Kids Creating Art’ Festival on June 2
• Fisherman sues Princess Cruise Lines
• East Side Story: Bat girl swings back at cancer
• Ooh, aah: Take in Yosemite views -- by computer
• Cellphone tower slated for vote
• Brown eyes at least $8B in cuts
• Schools commission demographic studies
• City announces 25th anniversary coloring contest winners
• Documents show negligence at state mental hospital
• This just in from Caltrans
• Families slowly moving back after gas pipe blast
• Educators grappling with cuts
• 1 in 3 autistic young adults lack jobs, education
• Officials: no trace of perchlorate
• ‘Video geeks’ thriving
• West Side Story: Stevenson Ranch residents will have to wait long
• Plan to cut tube wear falls short at Cal nuke site
• Calif. FBI agent missing, possibly armed, suicidal
• 2012 college grads enter improving job market
• Search on for missing woman
• After-school inspiration
• A day of songs for mom
• Signal Community Spotlight
• Community Events: Sunday, May 13, 2012
• ‘To Mom with love’
• California facing higher $16 billion shortfall
• Phase 2 of Newhall Land slated for final approval
• 2 arrested at DUI checkpoint
• GOP: Gay marriage an issue but not like economy
• Oil pipeline deal OK’d by city leaders
• Gas prices on the rise
• Around the SCV: May 12, 2012
• TMC celebrates its 85th commencement at COC
• CalArts honors artists
• Annexation meeting Monday
• Castaic Union names its top teachers
• Mission View charter extended
• A recess ... but not from healthy habits
• Primary race seeks just 2
• Bald for a cause
• Metrolink officials mull fee raise
• Nature’s open house
• Today in the SCV: Friday, May 11, 2012
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• This just in from Caltrans
• Fewer graduates going to California universities
• UPDATE: Firefighters work through the night to douse compost pile fire
• Car misses off-ramp, flips on Highway 14
• Obama making cultural waves, or just a ripple?
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, May 10, 2012
• Magic Mountain garners honor
• Bike ring busted
• Better access sought for Sanitation District hearings
• Public invited to add to Vasquez Rocks sculpture
• SCV schools named to state Honor Roll
• Helmers PTA honored for fitness
• Half-acre fire burns in mulch pile
• UPDATE: 1 firefighter injured, 1 home destroyed in Acton fire
• Effect of NC gay marriage amendment unclear
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, May 9, 2012
• Results lead to questions on DUI checks
• Steps to self-improvement
• UPDATE: 3-alarm blaze in Acton threatens homes
• UPDATE: SCV Dodger Day tickets on sale through noon Thursday
• Free health fair in Newhall scheduled
• Cal State, faculty union talks break down
• Collision slows rush hour traffic
• Obama's vague gay marriage stance under scrutiny
• Beverly Hills Hotel marks 100 years of swank
• East Side Calendar
• No end to obesity epidemic, 20-year forecast shows
• A test prep rally
• Layoffs loom for local teachers
• Traffic delays coming to Lyons Avenue
• 3 motorists shaken but unhurt in Canyon Country collision
• Drug webinar on Tuesday
• More than 7,000 students to go for world record
• Four die in weekend crashes
• A fun run for the kids
• For chronically unemployed, more bad news in Calif.
• Signal garners top honors
• A golden anniversary for Grace
• Man and woman die in head on crash on Highway 14
• Look! Up in the sky! It's Supermoon!
• Study ties fertility treatment, birth defect risk
• Race, religion collide in presidential campaign
• Calif.'s 4th year of teacher layoffs spur concerns
• Anger, sighs as 9/11 families watch terror hearing
• Anger, sighs as 9/11 families watch terror hearing
• It’s a dog’s life at Santa Clarita event
• Council to vote on comment period, rotation
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, May 6, 2012
• CHP closes two lanes of Interstate 5 after crash in Castaic
• 2 crashes claim 2 lives in Saugus
• Man dies in early morning motorcycle crash
• A recipe for more jobs: Stronger economic growth
• Recent wild animal stampede ignites vast law review
• After foreign haul, 'Battleship' faces choppy seas
• After foreign haul, 'Battleship' faces choppy seas
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, May 5, 2012
• Solar plan brings megawatts
• DUI checkpoint scheduled tonight
• Hart district honors volunteers
• This just in from Caltrans
• High winds expected tonight
• Calif. dad accused of killing girlfriend, 2 sons
• Severed gas line sparks fire at USC campus
• Today in the SCV: Friday, May 4, 2012
• Three captured, two escape after deputy attempts stop in Newhall
• Appellate court upholds Stephens conviction
• McKeon meets on Cemex
• Two-car crash backs up traffic in Valencia
• Leaders break ground on Interstate 5 improvements
• Fire burns Stevenson Ranch home
• College of the Canyons honors employees
• Today in the SCV: May 3, 2012
• Fleming named Soroptimist president-elect
• Dumpster-diving couple face 45 felony counts
• Cal State employees authorize strike if talks fail
• Big rig carrying sulphur flips on Interstate 5
• 15 million of world's babies are born prematurely
• No charges in collision with official
• Teacher excited about trip to space center
• Drizzle to linger awhile
• Meet-and-greet with senator on Thursday
• Vasquez Canyon Road reopens
• One taken to hospital after crash
• Deputies arrest car theft suspect
• Art Walk on Thursday
• Calif. population nears 37.7M, but growth is slow
• California college leaders press for more funding
• Assembly, House hopefuls debate
• Planning manager resigns
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• Solo crash in Saugus involves sheared fire hydrant
• Weekend crash remains under investigation
• Canyon High students explore LA using trains
• This just in from Caltrans
• Trial under way in murder of LA school athlete
• Woman confirms husband is 3rd victim in fatal race
• Laurene Weste wins ‘Volunteer of the Year’ award
• Today in the SCV: Monday, April 30, 2012
• Long-overdue honors
• West Side calendar: April 30, 2012
• A lake run to help raise funds
• Booths, bellydancers and body art
• Approach to Golden Gate Bridge set to reopen
• Bill cuts tuition by closing corporate loophole
• Study: Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for U.S. raid
• Dolphin spends third day in California wetlands
• Helping Hands clean up lake
• Helping Hands clean up lake
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, April 29, 2012
• The '92 riot: Revisiting a dark day in LA history
• Cleaning up after cuts
• Chaperones among new Secret Service conduct rules
• Discretion program a mixed bag for immigrants
• Who will Obama poke fun at during reporters' gala?
• Yukon flips on Interstate 5
• Child migrant surge to US stresses support system
• CalArts plans international music festival
• Around the SCV: April 28, 2012
• $900 million to go to road, bridge improvements state wide
• UPDATE: 5-car collision slows traffic in Santa Clarita Valley
• State of the County Luncheon Wednesday
• COC Cabaret Series May 5-6
• Water wholesaler reports surplus
• Today in the SCV: Friday, April 27, 2012
• Rain a factor in more than 100 crashes, officials say
• Can cuts stop the bus?
• Demolition of three former redevelopment buildings approved
• Prescription drug take-back
• Gas prices dropping, but it’s still too expensive, residents say
• Newhall Library to host Dia de los Ninos/Dia de los Libros
• This just in from Assemblyman Cameron Smyth's office
• Supreme court moves to center of presidential race
• Sewer rates to rise
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, April 26, 2012
• Bassist strikes chord for SCV students
• DA searches home of assessor
• Canyon High to perform ‘Sweeney Todd’
• City Council approves bevy of transportation measures
• This just in from Caltrans
• UPDATE: Officials: kidnap report was false alarm
• Supreme Court hints OK on Ariz. immigration law
• County assessor under investigation
• Around the SCV: April 25, 2012
• Education aid for military students
• Hart district, COC expand summer school offerings
• P. McKeon cools to debates
• City council agrees to land purchase
• Metrolink to launch new Corporate Quick Card
• Hundreds due to turn out Saturday for lake cleanup
• This just in from Assemblyman Jeff Gorell
• This just in from Caltrans
• Teens drinking hand sanitizer to get drunk
• East Side: Man writes bond dissent
• Workers protest AT&T
• East Side: Measure offers room to move
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
• New wheels, beaten rims
• ‘Run Around The Lake’ on Sunday
• Career expo Saturday
• This just in from Caltrans
• Saugus’ ‘Artpocolyspe 2012’ on Thursday
• Castaic man killed in head-on, DUI-related collision
• West Side Calendar
• A slimy science
• West Side: Smooth road ahead for project
• City mulling land purchase
• Council meeting Tuesday
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, April 22, 2012
• The Signal's Community Photo Spotlight
• A walk on the Western side
• No shortcuts in counseling
• Finding a house difficult in SCV market
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, April 21, 2012
• Halloween murder case stalls in hearing phase
• City saddles up for annual Cowboy Festival
• Fewer US states reported job gains last month
• COC’s Pops! Concert May 11
• Santa Clarita’s unemployment drops
• Accused ‘backyard butcher’ ordered not to possess animals
• City to host pet emergency prep workshop
• UPDATE: Water main break, flooding close intersection in North Valencia
• Today in the SCV: Friday, April 20, 2012
• Cuts around the class
• Cox honored at Western Walk of Fame
• Praise for pedagogy
• Two-day meeting looks at future of SCV water
• Cruise line: Captain never told of disabled boat
• UPDATE: Some Valencia residents without power for 12 hours
• Vote on rail segment delayed
• PUC approves “smart meter” opt-out
• Fair-ly employable
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Power outage hits Valencia
• Measure CK lands Hart district support
• Hart board names new Placerita principal
• UPDATE: Kellar and Boydston pull farther ahead in final vote count
• Assemblyman taking internship applications
• COC to perform ‘Equus’
• CPUC to vote on smart meter opt-out
• Santa Clarita Wildcats cheer registration
• Making shade at COC
• Gibbon beginnings
• Saugus officials opt to wait for more funding information
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, April 18, 2012
• Forums hear calls for unity amid answers
• Leave wildlife alone, experts say
• UPDATE: Highway 14 repair project begins today
• Lease renewal approved for county service building
• This just in from Caltrans
• Hart Park upgrades approved
• Rail plan cuts close
• Percussionists to hit an international stage
• Tax Day demonstration staged outside City Hall
• Tony Strickland endorses McKeon for Assembly
• This just in from Caltrans
• COC to debut student artwork
• Trinity to screen documentary
• County officials looking into death
• Racers dash through dirt
• College of the Canyons names interim administrators
• Today in the SCV: Monday, April 16, 2012
• Out of the garbage, into the gallery
• Hart Park might get $1M upgrade
• Long political fights ahead over dueling tax plans
• Former state lawmaker Cathie Wright dies
• SCV Snapshots
• A day to hug trees in the SCV
• A flash mob for all the memories
• Coping with cuts
• Students hit proficiency mark
• For when the taxman cometh
• Bee bodies bring local befuddlement
• UPDATES: Rain floods parts of SCV
• Bat found in bookstore not rabid, officials say
• UPDATE: Fire doused near fast food restaurant in Canyon Country
• This just in from Caltrans
• Prosecutors: Zimmerman did not use racial slur
• Library releases new cards
• Today in the SCV: Friday, April 13, 2012
• Today in the SCV: Friday, April 13, 2012
• Education boosts SCV economy
• Business owners laud new decision
• New ride almost ready to drop
• Mayor position still murky
• Funeral services scheduled for Scholarship Foundation president
• Managers don’t have to ensure lunch breaks
• Special series on education launches tomorrow
• Rodney King says he grieves for Trayvon Martin
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, April 12, 2012
• Scholarship Foundation president dies
• Castaic high ‘closer than ever’
• Metrolink upgrading communication system
• Stevenson Ranch man pleads not guilty in rape, attempted murder case
• Benefit concert Friday
• UPDATE: Bat startles customers in book store
• UPDATE: State approves four annexations
• AP Test
• Prison panel denies Manson's bid for parole
• Munger makes case for tax deal
• Today in history: Wednesday, April 11, 2012
• Kellar wins, Boydston edges Ender
• More arrests made following February drug sting in Valencia
• UPDATE: Tick Canyon 'rancher' charged in animal abuse case
• Funeral for fire captain to be held Wednesday
• Violent crime on rise in 2012
• Program includes disabled children in activities
• Study: Tax deadline day can be deadly on U.S. roads
• Local Dodgers fans excited for season
• Library progresses
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, April 10, 2012
• Fast facts on Santa Clarita City Council election 2012
• Investigation into animals ongoing
• Star Party May 4
• Canyon Country Mega Millions ticket holder identified
• Storm expected to bring rain Tuesday evening
• Every 15 Minutes at Valencia High
• Expanded enterprise zone receives state approval
• Today in the SCV: Monday, April 9, 2012
• West Side Calendar
• Diving into Easter
• West Side Story: T-Mobile withdraws bid for cellular tower
• Council election on Tuesday
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' interrogator, dies
• Man's body identified
• Agua Dulce brush fire prompts swift response
• City may grow by leaps and bounds
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, April 8, 2012
• Easter events take kid focus
• Center might go international
• Teenager with head injury airlifted to hospital
• To-go box takes new meaning
• Animal group had visits to home before
• Pantry rocking
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, April 7, 2012
• Man goes home to find intruder staring out window
• Saugus man faces marijuana charges
• UPDATE: Body found in Newhall
• Dodgers say bankruptcy case is on track
• Murdered man was former Hart district student
• U.S. job market takes a break after hiring binge
• Council candidates announce last nods
• Thousands sign anti-mine petition online
• Strange end to car theft
• Deputies make arrest in ‘man with gun’ case
• Canyon Country’s Mega Millions winner still mum
• UPDATE: Animals rescued from alleged backyard butcher
• Power shortages a concern with nuke plant offline
• Power outage causes 12-hour LAPD radio failure
• Around the SCV: April 5 2012
• Contractor protesting stimulus fund use
• Wounded warrior shares story
• Chloride levels drop
• Officials: Murkier water not unhealthful
• Fire Department captain dies abruptly
• Hearing set for defendant in fatal hit-and-run case
• Mother jailed for leaving 4-year-old locked in car
• Lawsuit alleges wrongful death in police shooting
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, April 4, 2012
• Road to be resurfaced
• Political notebook
• State, federal hopefuls take endorsements
• City begins sorting vote-by-mail ballots
• UPDATE: Sheriff’s Department buying under review
• New parking spaces, park open in Newhall
• Collision blocks afternoon traffic through SCV
• California attack suspect upset about expulsion, teasing
• Monitoring ex-cons off to rough start in L.A. County
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Paws to reflect on proposed legislation
• City Council incumbents raise most money in latest period
• East Side Story: Calendar
• East Side Story: Merchants worry about changing center
• Fuel leak prompts SigAlert on southbound I-5
• Man held on charge of cruelty to a child
• 6 from Bay Area arrested for ID theft
• $68.4B Calif. high-speed rail plan speeds up build
• Man robs Santa Clarita Best Buy, flees on skateboard
• West Side Story: Panel sets the bar for students
• West Side Story: Calendar
• Stooges show off
• Construction conversations
• A new home for old films
• Pasadena chief takes questions on student shooting
• 'Hunger Games' earns $61.1M to top 'Titans' sequel
• Drones coming to a sky near you as interest surges
• Metrolink trains getting GPS-based safety devices
• $17 million ticket sold in Bakersfield
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, April 1, 2012
• Dumping in dark places
• COC expands summer courses
• Vets given warm welcome
• Castaic’s walk of hope
• ID of Canyon Country lottery winner unknown, say officials
• UPDATE: Canyon Country ticket gets five of six
• Valencia Hyatt to host emergency expo
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, March 31, 2012
• City to hold emergency expo
• Report looks at family pay for McKeon
• Official: Winning lottery ticket sold in Maryland
• This just in from Caltrans
• Firm hired to ensure completion of Emblem Elementary School
• Death of girl, 10, after school fight under review
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Lost data may have exposed 800,000 people in Calif
• Today in the SCV: Friday, March 30, 2012
• Saugus grad runs for 25th
• Agency helps pick up pieces
• A trestle by the trail
• aPaws International Pooper Scooper Week April 1-7, 2012
• ID of Acton burn victim expected to be delayed
• Local students win in national video competition
• Power outage strikes Valencia
• Auditions scheduled Saturday to sing national anthem at Dodger Stadium
• How US states fared on jobless aid applications
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, March 29, 2012
• Community reacts to Magic’s $2B bid for Dodgers
• Firm that supplied care for autistic children shuts down
• Residents have chance to help vets go "Back to the War Zone"
• Burned body found in Acton Dumpster
• Jet Blue pilot has 'medical situation' mid-flight
• A look at the big questions facing the Supreme Court
• Parts of Saugus left in dark
• This just in from the District Attorney's office
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Upgrade in the forecast
• Headington, Wilk take part in debate at COC
• Council approves truck weight restrictions
• Indians Brainstorm to title
• Whale tangled in fishing net freed
• California court leaders may scrap $2B computer system
• UPDATE: No injuries in morning collisions
• Multiple cars collide in Valencia
• Report warns of nuke risk in California
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• Campus plan being crafted
• Real estate sales at 5-year high
• East Side Calendar
• East Side Story: Nicaraguan orphan shares story
• Interstate 5 truck lanes to be extended
• Smyth releases PSA for animal shelters
• Storm leaves outages, crews work to save driver
• Today is last day to register to vote for April election
• Newhall board appoints oversight committee
• West Side Story: A parent-principal powwow
• Today in the SCV: Monday, March 26, 2012
• Political notebook
• Steve Lunetta: Voter ID law frustration misguided
• Cemex to extend talks
• 100-percent chance of rain forecast today
• The Signal's photo spotlight
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, March 25, 2012
• Citations issued for unlicensed pets
• Special care: needed, not funded
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, March 24, 2012
• GOP challengers sound off at forum
• Signal staffer nominated for education reporting award
• Raising awareness of autism
• 'Hunger Games' fills midnight craving with $19.7M
• Car damages electrical structure, causes hour-long power outage
• City holding recycling cart decoration contest for Earth Arbor Day
• Texas company recalling some sausage products
• CalArts students awarded scholarships
• Industry officials praise Santa Clarita's film-friendly policies
• Canyon High concert this weekend
• Jim Walker: Springtime and the floating john
• Around the SCV: March 23, 2012
• Playing the blame game at the pump
• Dairy gives 11,500 reasons to smile
• UPDATE: Environmental groups sue county over Newhall Ranch approval
• UPDATE: GOP decries Legislature passing 'shell' bills
• California man, 88, suspected of helping sick wife die
• California lawmakers vote to overturn Citizens United
• This just in from Congressman McKeon's office
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, March 22, 2012
• Shelter to get upgrades
• A field for their dreams
• WiSH granted $100K by group
• UPDATE: 3-car collision injures toddler, reports say
• Walmart OK’d to sell alcohol in Stevenson Ranch
• COC symposium to address impact of filming in SCV
• Baca considers plan to close portion of men's jail
• COC symposium to address impact of filming in SCV
• Deputies, paramedics respond to report of body found in apartment
• Around the SCV: March 21, 2012
• Hopefuls continue to add nods
• State pays for new floating john in Castaic
• Thieves steal City Council campaign signage
• County, state enter agreement for operation of Placerita Canyon Natural Area
• One in prison, one ‘lucky to be alive’
• Comedians of the Canyons perform Saturday
• Canyon Country blaze burns half an acre
• Hart students hope to lure superstar to local prom
• California inmates petition UN to monitor prisons
• Today in the SCV: March 20, 2012
• East Side Calendar
• City looks to issue business licenses
• Homeless shelter closes
• Warmer weather springs in SCV
• Drug, alcohol arrests up over weekend
• COC launches science initiative with local elementary school students
• Cold snap tonight, then higher temperatures through the week
• Book fair on Saturday
• State schools chief establishes task force
• Man driven to take a public transit route in life
• West Side Story: Educator moves out west
• A raiment roundup
• Today in the SCV: Monday, March 19, 2012
• New Book Celebrates the History of Canyon Country
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: March 12-17, 2012
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, March 18, 2012
• Vets go green for kids
• Weather leads to wild roads
• The impact of inmates
• Two men arrested for AT&T store robbery
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, March 17, 2012
• Give a man a fish...
• Rain in SCV’s forecast
• Thieves rob AT&T store in Santa Clarita
• Weather Service: Heavy rain expected this weekend
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• City challenges Water Quality Control Board fine
• Judge tentatively OKs Honda gas mileage settlement
• Surgeons reattach finger Valencia man lost in accident
• California says officials can give selves paid work
• Local college hosts conference
• Everyone’s a little bit Celtic at Senses
• CalArts student win design competition
• Smart meter opt-out may be an option
• Today in the SCV: Friday, March 16, 2012
• Man pleads not guilty to allegations of sending harmful material to minor
• Storm due to hit Southern California
• Homeless shelter will stay open during wet weekend
• Mother, child injured in mobile home fire
• CLWA holding water-saving contest
• Hart teacher honored
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, March 15, 2012
• COC board approves $35M for modernization projects
• 2 arrested in Saugus auto-shop break-in
• Reseda man arrested locally on sex charges
• UPDATE: McKeon calls to halt for military cuts
• UPDATE: Deputies respond to report of kidnap attempt
• Fitness club OK’d for Stevenson Ranch
• Fuel spill hampers traffic on Highway 126
• Around the SCV: March 14, 2012
• McKeon hears concern from small businesses
• Assemblyman attacks Brown on budget cuts
• Candidates add to endorsements
• Brewing up some imagination
• Council candidates talk leadership
• Strickland files papers for Assembly district race
• Deputies respond to report of pipe attack
• Deputies respond to report of pipe attack
• This just in from Caltrans
• Around the SCV: March 13, 2012
• Passenger in airplane crash recovering
• East Side Story: Vet is one of the ‘Frozen Chosin’
• Sunshine to slide away
• Future of redevelopment still uncertain
• City adopts art donation policy
• This just in from Caltrans
• City website provides election info
• L.A. school board members seek new misconduct rules
• War hero to speak at Trinity
• Fleming wins Woman of the Year honors
• West Side Story: Crimes of opportunity increase slightly
• County group gives nod to Buck, but none for Assembly
• Auditor gives OK to school bond spending
• Adult day care continues despite budget setbacks
• CHP pursue suspect through Sand Canyon backyards
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, March 11, 2012
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: March 4-10, 2012
• Funds lacking for new station
• Audit shows surplus for city
• SCV Republican Assembly looks to gauge interest
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, March 10, 2012
• One good turn deserves another
• Ex-chamber employee nabbed on drug, theft charges
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Spring forward this Saturday
• California study views high-risk inmate move
• Bike shop owners launch new charitable endeavor
• Canyon Country church vandalized by political graffiti
• Today in the SCV: Friday, March 9, 2012
• Warmth to continue through Saturday
• Drug deaths rock schools
• City Council candidate Boydston answers reader questions
• How their garden grows
• UPDATE: Hart district names new preferred site for Castaic high school
• Temperatures to remain high through Saturday
• Supreme Court rules against Hart district in sexual misconduct case
• Kuhlman to head Canyon High next year
• This just in from Congressman McKeon's office
• Man plans 100-mile walk to help hungry
• City Council candidate Colley answers reader questions
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, March 8, 2012
• Military dad joins race for the 25th
• GOP factions angered by handling of endorsement
• Patricia McKeon files for Assembly race
• UPDATE: Collision brings rush-hour traffic to a crawl on Soledad Canyon Road
• Rape and robbery suspect arraigned
• State to cut 300 court jobs in Los Angeles County
• Consumer group sues 8 drugmakers over drug coupons
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, March 7, 2012
• Homeless shelter to close until December
• Local hopefuls garner series of endorsements
• Well go ahead and jump
• A look at a life on the streets
• Dodgers look for National Anthem vocalists
• UPDATE Sharon Runner is released from hospital
• Official: Woman dies after homemade cannon fires
• California water-bottling company lured to Colorado
• Schwarzenegger to pay $30K for campaign complaint
• East Side: Calendar
• Eastside Story: Seniors live, play, learn together
• District gives a look at budget
• Council hopefuls release reports
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• City Council hopefuls debate term limits, mayor rotation
• Legacy receives top honors at Science Olympiad
• Library offers college workshops
• Express library opens in Stevenson Ranch
• City Council candidate Kellar answers reader questions
• School celebrates 30th
• West Side Story: Castaic man prepares the shots
• A few Ks to keep kids running
• Raising funds and spirits at Bridgeport
• Criminal minds
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, March 4, 2012
• Local Marine readies for his service overseas
• Injured man airlifted to AV hospital after motorcycle crash
• Rogers baby born this week
• Former SCV business leader runs for Wa. Senate
• Today in SCV: Saturday, March 3, 2012
• A look for the books from the sky, so high
• Forecast offers wind warning
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Man convicted in Castaic rape
• UPDATE: Santa Ana winds blow through SCV
• Cabaret concerts coming to COC
• L.A. schools ban blindfolds in lessons after scandal
• Today in the SCV: Friday, March 2, 2012
• Races for state Senate line up
• Newborn’s leap day birth celebrated
• Market back in season
• Local deputies break drug ring
• McKeon introduces legislation to protect U.S. troops in Afghanistan
• Santa Clarita Valley organizations receive grants
• This just in from Caltrans
• California snow exceeds forecast, but too little too late
• Runner recovering but still hospitalized
• Around the SCV: March 1, 2012
• ‘The Artist’ artifacts, and other relics
• Honor Band concert this weekend
• Sulphur Springs plans bond vote
• Saugus Union schedules community meetings about budget cuts
• Hit and run suspect pleads not guilty
• City Council clears way for annexation
• Vigil planned outside Henry Mayo over team nursing
• Will higher gas prices derail the economy?
• City buys gear for Newhall library
• Kellar receives scolding on loan
• Local candidates earn nods
• County OKs SCV blueprint
• Wright announces run for Congress
• Kellar receives warning on loan
• Solo car crash reported on Bouquet Canyon Road
• CHP gets $1 million to educate drivers on seat belt use
• Supervisors OK blueprint for development that's 12 years in the making
• Lawmakers to open new window into own transactions
• East Side Story: Principal prepares for retirement
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
• Districts deal out layoff notices
• Three arrested in Stevenson Ranch for alleged pipe theft, meth possession
• UPDATE: One killed, one injured in head-on collision
• Einstein Academy earns accreditation status
• Council may purchase new, cleaner buses
• Caltrans plans road closures as HOV construction continues
• Purse snatching leads to brief pursuit
• Marin County planners weigh George Lucas project
• How the city invests in recovery
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 27, 2012
• PTAs step up to fill in budget gaps
• Letter: Use short-term thinking to combat gas prices
• Programs for leaders, memories
• Swim team hosts drive
• Deputies cite 20 drivers at DUI checkpoint
• The pizza shop machete murder
• The Week through our eyes
• Trikke trend takes hold
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed in San Francisquito Canyon crash
• Military might
• Wendy’s worker celebrates 90th birthday — at work
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012
• Rush hour collision knocks hydrant on its side
• UPDATE: McKeon announces new bill to protect U.S. in Afghanistan
• Swashbuckling sessions appeal to high school thespians
• UPDATE: Sharon Runner undergoes lung transplant surgery
• Deputies nab robbery suspect
• University Center to host open house in March
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Feb. 24, 2012
• Gas hike may lead to transport spike
• Read Across America heads to Santa Clarita
• Woman killed in kidnapping lived in Canyon Country
• Saugus sex offender gets 3 years in prison
• Women’s gym and day spa coming to Valencia
• Goodwill donation drive Saturday
• Babko honored for music education career
• Trikke Ride on Saturday
• Saugus Union given qualified budget status
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
• Disappointment in Agua Dulce
• Clear skies for the forecast
• SCV celebrates Ash Wednesday
• State water agencies receiving less water than expected
• Commission approves indoor trampoline park
• Insanity defense entered in Tanner case
• This just in from Assemblyman Cameron Smyth's office
• Wilk formally announces run for 38th Assembly District
• Deputies searching for Canyon Country purse snatcher
• Making budget lemonade
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012
• Saugus Union prepares for potential teacher layoffs
• Diversity discussed by City Council candidates
• Disabled semi causes Sig Alert
• This just in from Caltrans
• UPDATE: Man injured in fall from power pole
• Newhall district hosts Parent Summit Feb. 28
• High school theater festival Friday and Saturday
• City seeking tourism bureau members
• East Side: Calendar
• Around the SCV: Feb. 21, 2012
• Illustrator draws from home-state experiences
• Hospital preps cardiac room
• County board to vote on development
• SCV Youth Orchestra becomes self-supporting
• Students rally round former ASB employee
• Demi Moore 911 tape prompts Calif. privacy bill
• Council candidates steering away from signs
• Judge orders $4M judgment in piracy case
• Measure M at midpoint
• ‘CARPing’ program saves county millions
• West Side Story: Swapping a bookmobile for a bunker
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 20, 2012
• Pregnant woman involved in crash
• Gas prices reaching record high
• Freezin’ for a reason
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• New brush-clearance requirements announced
• R.K. Downs Jazz Festival on Feb. 28
• Around the SCV: Feb. 18, 2012
• High schools compete in Academic Decathlon
• Captain: Station move ‘bad business’
• Trustee president: Van Hook's not going anywhere
• Nearly 70 Saugus Union teachers could be laid off
• Parents protest axing of school bus service
• LAUSD didn't notify state of teacher dismissal
• Fast vote: Congress sends payroll tax cut to Obama
• Benchmark oil rises to highest price since January
• Around the SCV: Feb. 17, 2012
• Some services shut down Monday
• Safety, finance debated at forum
• A ribbon of recognition
• Grant allows CHP to continue senior citizens driving program
• At least 3 shot in burning Hollywood home
• Southern California city moving forward with manure-to-power project
• On West Coast, Obama courts campaign donors
• Woman abducted on Los Angeles street dies in chase
• Official: Hit-and-run victim was walking in the road
• Around the SCV: Feb. 16, 2012
• Do you have a question for the Santa Clarita City Council candidates in the April 10 election?
• Hart district renames Hart High building to honor teacher
• City responds to sheriff’s station deal
• Castaic Lake to host Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics
• UPDATE: Rain, snow fall in SCV
• CalArts presents The Wild Beast Concert Series
• Van rolls over on SCV on-ramp
• New evidence uncovered in Halloween murder
• Around the SCV: Feb. 15, 2012
• Love songs for seniors
• County approves Castaic housing
• Officials see crime drop, then rise
• Council OKs safety grant
• Boy hit by car near Rancho Pico
• County supervisors approve deal for new sheriff’s station, courthouse
• Smyth not running for state Senate seat
• Local stuntman sentenced to three years for sex charges
• Assembly candidate Headington picks up Democratic endorsements
• Hospital donates to arts outreach
• Our Lady to host Summer Academy
• Today in the SCV: Feb. 14, 2012
• East Side: Calendar
• Marks made with more than paintball
• Our Lady of Perpetual Help School to host Summer Academy
• Providence Holy Cross donates to arts outreach effort
• COC to host Women’s Conference on March 17
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 13, 2012
• Bits of both worlds
• Chloride removal options outlined
• Good Samaritan nurse helps woman at store
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012
• Moving forward with AP exams
• Community joins up for makeover
• A pick-up for pride in Castaic
• Hopes unfulfilled
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Lancaster mayor endorses Jon Hatami for City Council
• Probation search nets 205 arrests countywide
• Around the SCV: Feb. 11, 2012
• Fiddler on the street
• Newhall district preschool registration
• Castaic Relay fundraiser Feb. 18
• AAUW speaker series event
• This just in from Caltrans
• This just in from Caltrans
• This just in from Caltrans
• Hospital hosts health fair
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Feb. 10, 2012
• Relative shares info on victim
• Loan under scrutiny
• Candidates talk jobs at chamber forum
• A.G.: Homes deal to help thousands in California
• Strickland gains 2 endorsements in Assembly race
• City’s ‘Seasons’ brochure available
• This just in from Congressman McKeon's office
• SCV iRepair partners with food pantry
• Two-acre fire near Val Verde put out
• Around the SCV: Feb. 9, 2012
• Around the SCV: Feb. 9, 2012
• CORRECTION: Hit-and-run victim identified
• Drive for Food Pantry slated for March
• California lags in government-help recipients
• City mulls next year’s budget
• California Young Republicans endorse Scott Wilk for Assembly
• Horner expected to compete in Tour of California
• Dog-on-it: Another Hollywood award show
• Court ruling irks county
• Warming to winter weather
• Baskin’ in her tasty glory
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012
• Stevenson Ranch, Gorman roads to be repaved
• Stuntman found guilty of misdemeanor sex offenses
• Charges filed against 2nd teacher from L.A. school
• Defendant in wildfire arson case guilty of sodomy
• Mel Gibson likely won't testify at deputy's trial
• Job openings jump to near a 3-year high
• A tight course ahead
• East Side Story: Charred tree becomes local shrine
• Around the SCV: Feb. 7, 2012
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• ‘Sweetheart Serenades’ available
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• ID not released in hit-and-run case
• Autopsy results inconclusive
• Downs pleads not guilty
• West Side Story: An opera aficionado
• Having a heart for heroes
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 6, 2012
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012
• Art gallery displays Black History Month
• Cooley backs Kellar for council election
• Setting media in motion
• UPDATE: Hit-and-run suspect caught, released on bail
• Collision backs up traffic on Bouquet Canyon Road
• City looks at park projects
• Around the SCV: Feb. 4, 2012
• Scandal prompts talk of pensions
• UPDATE: Woman killed in hit-and-run collision
• Council candidates apologize for remarks
• City picks up grant for children’s program
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• This just in from Caltrans
• UPDATE: Report of burglary proves inaccurate
• Unemployment drops to 8.3 percent after hiring burst
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Feb. 3, 2012
• MADD shares somber stories
• Residents call for moratorium on cell tower construction
• Today in the SCV: Feb. 2, 2012
• Commenting opens on Tejon Ranch development
• DUI warning goes up outside Golden Valley High School
• Firefighters put out 2 acre brush fire near Gorman
• Sword-wielding man killed during narcotics search
• Wine producers campaign for truth in labeling
• Report: Unsafe poles contributed windstorm outages
• McKeon, Rogers count their contributors
• Statewide candidates file funding
• Helmers in ‘holding pattern’
• Politicians debate housing, public safety at forum
• Hart district makes move to save interest on bonds
• Phone book recycling equals cash for library books
• California gets 5 percent of electricity from wind
• L.A. Coliseum officials paid $1M cash to union
• Hart district releases Castaic document
• Driver in DUI-related crash gets nearly 19 years in prison
• A comic getaway
• Around the SCV: Feb. 1, 2012
• An education in oversight
• Saugus Union readies for funding cut
• Sierra Highway gets additional funding
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• COC hosts auditions for spring productions
• County approves transfer of property tax
• Amnesty plan tabled
• Summer arts program application deadline Feb. 28
• East Side: Taking his tuba to the top
• Today in the SCV: Jan. 31, 2012
• East Side: Calendar
• Church construction kicks off
• Off to the pinewood races
• Interstate 5, Highway 14 to be closed overnight this week
• Gas prices rose again last week
• Tech companies team up to combat email scams
• New pesticide rules stoke West Nile fears in California
• California man gets 6 years for foiled murder plot
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 30, 2012
• West Side Story: Retirees revel in camaraderie
• The falcon patrol
• Fair attracts with music, merchandise
• Educators wait for state on new grade
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Jan. 23-29, 2012
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012
• Brown plan for cuts may hit colleges
• Heroin: A problem for 'Anywhere, USA'
• UPDATED: 1 injured in Canyon Country fire
• Newhall man on probation following arrest for possession of explosive device
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• Healthy learning outcomes
• McKeon releases terms of his loan
• A life remembered
• McKeon receives Assembly endorsement from OC congressman
• California passes new auto emission rules
• Caltrans funds new Piru bike path
• Winds mean increased fire danger
• Riverside County man gets TRO against 4th-grader
• Car knocks down light pole in Saugus
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 27, 2012
• Defense to cut ties with spy planes
• Judge considers toxic-lot filing
• Senate ends hope for redevelopment plan
• UPDATE: Man charged with murder of Saugus woman
• Interstate car crash claims life of ‘07 Canyon High grad
• UPDATE: Water agency dedicates solar plant
• Jazz concert slated Friday night
• Acosta wins hearing on security provided to U.S. troops abroad
• Fellowship applications available
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Jan. 26, 2011
• The newest for newborns
• City stresses safety after child’s accident
• Appointments divide at City Council
• Sulphur Springs School District study potential bond measure
• Safety inspector nabbed for making bomb
• L.A. sheriff watchdog says his agency effective
• So. Calif. Landfill to be searched for murder gun
• Man convicted in Travolta car theft ordered to pay
• Council finds states weakening teacher tenure
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2011
• Home prices dip, sales rise
• Seeking starry skies
• Obama challenges country on wealth
• City takes on agency, and debt
• Recall news
• Official: More charges expected in L.A. arsons case
• Dark skies championed by county supervisors
• VA discovers errors affecting 123 gravesites
• No whooping cough deaths in California last year
• City mulls control of redevelopment
• East Side Calendar
• East Side Story: More than homework help after school
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
• UPDATE: Former City Councilman Clyde Smyth dies at 80
• Wilk ‘releases’ Strickland from endorsement
• Castaic high school opening pushed back another year
• Principal for a Day spots open
• UPDATE: Three crashes mar SCV freeways during Monday rain
• Canyon Country businesses briefly lose power
• Owner of softener learns hard truth
• Prepared for surprise
• West Side Story: Engineering student success
• West Side Calendar
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 23, 2012
• Boy injured at skate park, airlifted to hospital
• L.A. detective in Simpson-Goldman murders dies at 70
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Jan. 22, 2012
• SCV weathers storm front
• A ‘crash course’ for beginners
• Putting lives back together
• 3 injured in early morning collision
• Collision slows morning commute on I-5
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012
• Hit the brakes and let playtime begin
• Help bound for Philippines
• Friday night has 2 hit-and-runs
• Deputies search for hit-and-run suspect
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• COC to debut new art exhibition next week
• Local school making a world of a difference
• Probe finds Calif. cops got unwarranted benefits
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 20, 2012
• Tails from America’s past
• Residents voice issues regarding smart meters
• Officials: Cleaners don’t pose health risk
• Crash survivor faces long recovery
• Newhall picks up clean audit
• Former Santa Clarita mayor suffers stroke
• Apple starts selling interactive iPad textbooks
• Saugus Union employees honored
• SCV Chinese School celebrates Chinese New Year on Sunday
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012
• SCV officials challenge Brown’s plan
• Tears for a son
• Hart district renews Einstein charter
• Hart district renews Einstein charter
• Another delay granted in trial involving Rosemary Flynn death
• Calif. hopes for end to court oversight of prisons
• UPDATE: Traffic back to normal on I-5
• City wants residents to remove outdated yard sale signs
• City debuts “Black and White” public art exhibit
• Around the SCV: Jan. 18, 2012
• Your Community
• Being a samaritan vs. a vigilante
• iRepairman
• An open-book story
• CORRECTION: Canyon Country library opens to public today
• Results of chemical testing near preschool to be released at Thursday meeting
• Ethier, Dodgers agree to $10.95 million deal
• Bulgaria bans Chevron from using 'fracking'
• Repairman a high-tech 'factor' for mobile device owners
• East Side Story: More than 100 hunt for bargains
• East Side Calendar
• Meeting to be held over soil worries
• Northridge earthquake: 18 years later
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• Gas prices continue increase
• UPDATE: Child falls out second-story window
• 'Contraband' takes weekend box office with $28.8M
• Einstein Academy charter extension up for review Wednesday
• Tuesday is last day to buy raffle tickets for fundraiser
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 16, 2012
• West Side Story: Businessman prepares for roasting
• Maintaining cruiser control
• Poll: Voters likely to support bond measure
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012
• When the addiction hits homes
• Crowd turns out to honor teacher
• Pipe nightmares
• Dionne Warwick makes her way to the SCV
• Crash victim alive, off life-support
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012
• Scenes of a SoCal winter
• Report: McKeon received discount loan rate
• Commission approves 3-year PAC contract
• Five running for two City Council seats in April
• Family of victim in fatal crash ask witnesses to come forward
• Backing truck hits man
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Plan to scrap kindergarten program spurs protest
• This just in from the state Department of Fish and Game
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 13, 2011
• A build up for books
• $10,000 in soccer cleats stolen
• Board approves Palmdale high-speed rail route
• Ender, Boydston file for City Council election
• Sanitation district OKs $3.74 million for new equipment
• Red flag warning issued
• Kid donates savings to hospital
• Henry Mayo blood drive slated for Wednesday
• Car hits another on shoulder of Highway 14
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Jan. 12, 2011
• Emblem of frustration
• Candlelight vigil scheduled tonight
• UPDATE: One killed, one injured in Canyon Country crash
• Culture night coming to Santa Clarita
• College to manage WorkSource Center
• UPDATE: Council approves Newhall permit changes
• Five new lewd act charges bring total to 34 filed against Valencia man
• Kellar qualifies in bid for re-election
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2011
• City OKs support of redevelopment agencies
• UPDATE: Judge declines to order new trial in machete murder case
• Community college overhauls recommended
• Planners back Palmdale high-speed rail route
• Revenue falls below governor's projections
• Kick-off rally Saturday for Castaic Relay for Life
• Performance workshop for young artists will kick off in Newhall
• High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• Supreme Court rules in favor of arbitration
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
• East Side Story: Hundreds aim to swim 100 miles
• Vendors sell their wares at Santa Clarita Swap Meet
• Retirement causes ripples in race
• East Side Calendar
• UPDATE: 3 enter pleas of not guilty in Alejandro Sanchez Torrez slaying
• Hart High School teacher dies
• City reports record year of filming
• Court rejects California appeal in Skid Row killings
• 2 women injured in Valencia crosswalk; baby uninjured
• Funding trips is ‘all on us’
• West Side Story: Vet battles challenges of PTSD
• Changes proposed for Newhall
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
• Three men detained for fight in Newhall
• Heroin: SCV Faces the problem
• E-waste not, recycle aplenty
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Dec. 31-Jan. 6
• Gallegly says he won’t run in 2012
• GOP congressman Gallegly won't seek re-election
• A promise to help families
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• A happy ending for cliffhangers
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• Road closure planned in Valencia
• UPDATE: 2 qualify for April City Council election
• 2 collisions slow both sides of I-5 Rush hour traffic
• City workers ordered to delete unflattering emails
• Local health care organization gets new chief medical officer
• Obama plans change in immigration rule on waivers
• Forecast calls for warmer winter
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• Colley files papers for City Council race
• Anti-DUI push results in several arrests across SCV
• Brown seeks support for tax hike amid counties
• Brown promises more school cuts if tax hike not approved
• CalArts to host jazz performers Jan. 21
• UPDATE: Man arrested in parole officer shooting to face attempted murder charge
• This just in from Congressman McKeon's office
• Euthanasia to control shelter population unpopular
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Jan. 5, 2011
• Landfill looks to expand
• Anti-DUI campaign ends with slight rise in arrests over last year
• Search continues for gunman
• Saugus Union meeting Wednesday
• Arraignment continues for Agua Dulce murder suspect
• Search for gunman shuts down 210 Freeway
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012
• Ferry backs Colley for council
• School closure angers parents
• Warm weather to continue this week
• School projects to benefit from state money
• Homeless shelter reaches goal to house families during winter
• Local business to donate to fund honoring former West Ranch High grad
• COC classes filling up
• UPDATE: Report of robbery is actually ‘family dispute’
• Blunt force trauma killed Saugus motorcyclist
• Local youth march in parade
• East Side Story: A literacy project for parents
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012
• First baby of 2012 arrives at Henry Mayo
• Occupy protest follows 123rd annual Rose Parade
• UPDATE: Police arrest man in Los Angeles arsons
• UPDATE Firefighters knock down Acton fire
• On the rise: Charter schools gain ground in SCV, around nation
• Technology clears path to film
• A year closer to a Castaic high school
• Nearly 80 people plunge into 2012 with pool jump
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 2, 2012
• West Side Story: Firefighters ready to solve problems
• UPDATED: Saugus resident killed in collision identified
• Fire doused in Valencia on Sunday
• Questions persist on soldier’s death
• District preps for panels
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Dec. 26-31
• A ride to good health
• UPDATE 4 injured in collision on Highway 14
• Police: More cars set afire in LA, arson suspected
• Church aims to expand with rest of Newhall
• Year in review: Elections bring the challenge
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011
• Cemex, city ‘truce’ extended to March
• Man hospitalized for observation
• Plastic bag ban extends to smaller stores
• Shelter buses homeless to neighboring shelter
• New laws promote gay history, illegal immigrants
• California flood plan calls for up to $17B in repairs
• Parents held responsible for underage drinking
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 30, 2011
• Mysteries linger in murders
• Practice with the pipes in the park
• UPDATE Some road closures planned during SCV cycling event early Saturday
• UPDATE: Court splits decision over redevelopment funding
• Burrtec trash collection will follow normal schedule next week
• This just in from the California Highway Patrol
• Bakersfield mail distribution center could relocate to SCV
• Company gears up to mobilize veteran workers
• City takeover is in the (library) books for 2011
• Pumped up prices
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• 5-car collision on Hwy 14 slows traffic
• DUI arrests up 20 percent from last year
• USFS tells forest visitors to leave the fireworks behind
• This just in from the state Secretary of State's office
• California air regulators consider banning wood fires
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011
• The treehouse that was toppled
• More eyes on council election
• A flock for the birds
• Water official joins race for City Council
• Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival 2012
• Collision in Canyon Country
• Soldier shot at homecoming in critical condition
• District attorney warns of robo calls
• 3 more candidates pull papers to run for Santa Clarita City Council
• Surfline.com founder Sean Collins dies at 59
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011
• Question of school ties
• Holiday consumption
• Sailor reunites with his best pal
• City touts makeover results
• UPDATE: Man sought in vehicle theft
• Residents join post-Christmas shoppers nationwide
• Two juveniles arrested for burglary on Christmas night
• Traffic collision ignites brush fire on Interstate 5
• Report: Hundreds wrongly locked up in L.A. jails
• West Side Story: A store full of stories
• Powered by creativity
• Mayor talks goals for 2012
• Another day at the office
• 3 car collision on Highway 14 temporarily stalls holiday traffic
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Dec. 25, 2011
• The time for cheer is here
• Managing a means for the music
• Firefighters free trapped crash victim
• Coming together for Hanukkah
• Payroll tax cut paid for by homeowners
• Crunch time for Christmas shoppers
• More alleged victims revealed in sex case
• Holiday traffic starts early Friday
• 2 arrested for DUI, 7 cited for driving without license during checkpoint
• UPDATE: House fire burns in Stevenson Ranch
• UPDATE: Man found dead at Valencia gas station
• Deputies arrest two for burglary and grand theft
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• Hats off to the holidays
• UPDATE: Unconscious man found in restaurant parking lot
• Con artists claim they're collecting for charity
• Subterranean water log
• High winds in forecast
• High winds in forecast
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011
• Officials offer tips to keep kids safe
• Chamber to host candidates forum
• Teachers play Santa for 27 local special-needs families
• This just in from the county of Los Angeles
• New car seat law goes into effect Jan. 1
• This just in from Caltrans
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011
• When it’s time to wrap it up
• Pantry to give tots toys
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Hatami gives immigration stance
• Dryer fire extinguished in Saugus
• 20K reward extended in Palmdale murder case
• CLARIFICATION: Former city building inspector pleads guilty in bribery case
• Unemployment fell in 43 states in November
• 3 county leaders endorse McKeon for Assembly
• Around the SCV: Dec. 20, 2011
• Windy week ahead
• Council hopefuls pull papers
• Lend a hand for the holidays: Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011
• Army investigation not handed over to Armed Services Committee chair for 8 months
• Nearly 600 impaired drivers nabbed in 72 hours countywide
• Warming trend on tap as Christmas approaches
• Sierra Vista kids help set world record
• Hit and run collision in Friendly Valley
• Three men arrested for stealing fence
• School pulls county request
• The hunt for a home
• West Side Story: A foot in the community
• West Side Story: Calendar
• Lend a hand for the holidays: Dec. 19, 2011
• Damaged 60 Freeway bridge to be demolished at night
• A look at the nature of the beast
• Bringing home Bethlehem
• Safe Rides enjoys 25 years
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Dec. 11 -17
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011
• SCV comes into focus
• Newhall man jailed on sex charges
• UPDATE: High wind leaves minimal mark on SCV
• Deputies respond to suicide near Highway 14
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Confusion cited in 2009 Station Fire wildfire report
• This just in from the county of Los Angeles
• Shelter forced to turn away clients for first time
• Streets light out on Bouquet Canyon Road, Alamogordo Road
• Lend a hand for the holidays: Dec. 16, 2011
• City, deputies team up to combat holiday DUIs
• City, deputies team up to combat holiday DUIs
• Senses event brings snowfall to SCV
• Longtime coffee shop owner dies at age 73
• UPDATE: Raids net 23 firearms and lead to 35 arrests
• This just in from CSUN
• UPDATE: National Weather Service warns of high winds across SCV
• Boydston announces candidacy for City Council
• Globes swoon over cable dramas, snub networks
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011
• Father waiting for answers
• McKeon hails passage of defense act
• Benz ablaze off Newhall Ranch Road
• Mercado-Fortine named Hart board president
• Dog quarantined following fatal attack on second dog
• Deputy warns of daytime burglaries
• Saugus Union community honors Rose Diaz
• John Heys to be Elks roastee
• Former LAPD officer sentenced to five years
• A farewell to a school board member
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011
• Ender named city mayor
• Lend a hand for the holidays: Dec. 14, 2011
• Fleming nominated for county Woman of the Year
• All lanes of Highway 14 open after accident
• Pardee Homes donates to pantry
• Castaic Union board selects Torres as president
• Local law enforcement to wage war on winter DUIs
• This just in from Congressman McKeon's office
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• Special City Council meeting held tonight
• Checkmate: Students win chess competition
• East Side Story: Road scheduled for a facelift
• East Side Calendar
• Keene remains behind bars in Agua Dulce DUI, murder case
• Principal for a Day slated for February
• UPDATED: Carjacking in Stevenson Ranch
• Sheriff's Station toy drive on this week
• 21 people arrested for DUI over weekend
• Acton school one to watch
• Soccer team kicks off locally
• West Side Story: In pursuit of tomorrow’s scientists
• West Side Story: Some residents balk at cell tower
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Dec. 12, 2012
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Dec. 5-11, 2011
• Kids enjoy Santa Day at Carousel Ranch
• Paws for holiday cheer in Newhall
• COC raises benefits
• Good behavior could mean new car
• Season’s greetings from local students
• Lend a hand for the holidays: Dec. 10, 2011
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011
• Prosecutor ordered to hand over information in Halloween murder case
• Job fair aims to fill 300 positions
• COC Foundation sees increase in number of gifts
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• This just in from YogaWorks
• Local hospital hit with fine
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 9, 2011
• Employee claims college discriminated against him
• Funds available for Castaic courthouse
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Pet adoption scheduled at animal shelter Dec. 17
• New numbers bring California outage total to 643,000
• As many as 300 jobs offered during Friday job fair
• This just in from re-elect 'Buck' McKeon
• Measure E applications available
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Putting their notes on parade
• Healing hands raised in celebration
• As many as 300 jobs offered during Friday job fair
• Attorneys spar over information on Sanchez Torrez murder case
• Crime in Santa Clarita Valley continues decline in November
• This just in from Congressman McKeon's office
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• Poll: Voters want a rethink of high speed rail
• A date that lives in infamy
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011
• Santa Claus available for holidays
• County registrar fees to go up
• Delay granted in trial for boyfriend charged in Rosemary Flynn death
• Agua Dulce water distribution plan killed
• Anti-tax groups counter Brown's tax hike measure
• Poof! Harry Potter park to appear in Hollywood
• The moves to stay in shape
• East Side Story: Calendar
• East Side Story: Morning show gives live lessons
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011
• County fire says inmate firefighting reduction won't affect local areas
• This just in from Supervisor Michael Antonovich's office
• Biking enthusiasts can ring in new year on wheels
• Service of Remembrance slated for Dec. 13
• Agua Dulce water distribution plan could be axed
• West Side Calendar
• West Side Story: Holiday Home Tour raises money for NICU
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• A drive to prevent traffic
• Starting the season
• Teen draws digital inspiration from traumatic tale
• Read-iculous fun in Newhall
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011
• Help for Haiti
• Firefighters extinguish bedroom fire
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011
• Sweet rewards for reading
• Local man could face 120 years in prison for sex crimes
• Occupy Santa Clarita meets with McKeon staff
• City literacy and arts ‘fest set for Saturday
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Thief takes jacket from fast-food customer
• Actress' lawsuit puts focus on age as job barrier
• This just in from the Samuel Dixon Family Health Centers, Inc.
• A kaleidoscope of colors
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Deputies respond to possible hit and run
• ‘Breakfast with Santa’ scheduled Saturday
• Henry Mayo named baby-friendly hospital
• More winds expected through Friday
• Woman in Independence Day crash to serve less than half her sentence
• Free flu shots today at SCV Senior Center
• L.A. preserve says lives of 420 animals in jeopardy
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011
• Winter shelter opens doors
• Dream Act drives petition
• Small fire at manufacturing facility prompts evacuations
• Solo vehicle crash in Valencia
• Deputies search for possible attackers in Canyon Country assault
• Winds blow down tree in SCV
• Winds blow down tree in SCV
• I-5, Hasley roadwork agreement extended
• UPDATE: County agrees to buy 15 new fire engines
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011
• The William S. Hart home, for the holidays
• Firefighters extend lease on airplanes because of winds
• UPDATE: Wilk calls on McKeon to debate
• County study: Bottled water is safe
• Officials warn of bogus fire inspectors
• Water rate increase approved for Acton, Val Verde
• Deputies nab 2 in credit card scam
• Homeless shelter set to open Thursday
• UPDATE: Antonovich rails against prison realignment
• East Side Story: A more scenic drive
• A new class of tech
• McKeon aims for state Assembly seat
• Patricia McKeon on the issues
• DUIs lead holiday weekend arrests
• Patricia McKeon to officiate at Santa Clarita Republican Women Federated installation
• More kids skip school shots in 8 states
• Streets reopened after Occupy Los Angeles protest
• 42 percent of L.A. sidewalks need repairs
• County Christmas tree lighting ceremony today at 5 p.m.
• Water rates may rise
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 28, 2011
• West Side Calendar
• West Side Story: West Ranch club seeks to encourage people to get involved in community
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Jackknifed pickup truck ties up traffic on Highway 14
• Suspected car burglars arrested
• Photo spotlight: Nov. 20 to Nov. 27
• A fair crowd for small businesses
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011
• McKeon calls for change in earmark policies
• A spree that wasn’t stopped
• Golden Valley High wins first ever state title; Saugus girls win sixth straight
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011
• Readers, get ready
• Newcomer to seek seat
• May the Force be with ... the community
• Crime Watch
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• Calif. Black Friday shopper shot in failed robbery
• 6 hurt, 2 critically, in L.A. bus-cars crash
• Volunteers serve Thanksgiving feast to seniors
• Dinner between neighbors grows to event for more than 2,000
• A fun run to victory
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011
• Pigskin and poultry
• 'Turkey Toss' kicks off holiday for West Side residents
• Black Friday shopping becomes tradition for some
• Assistant coach faces three felony sex charges
• School officials say 11-year-old was not expelled due to Obama comment
• Smoke raises alarm at Northlake Hills Elementary
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011
• Lend a hand for the holidays
• Turkey makes trip to fans
• Seats still available for Senior Center Thanksgiving feast
• Rain forecast for holiday
• 2 youths arrested in car burglary ring
• Nearly $50,000 in scholarships awarded to 5 local arts groups
• Auto repair shop owner sues city
• Detectives seek for man considered armed and dangerous
• Developer to connect roads
• Park Service to mull over mountains
• Developer on quest for water
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011
• Buck visits Einstein Academy
• Newhall Bicycle expects double the number fed on Thanksgiving
• This just in from Congressman McKeon's office
• University police chief on leave after pepper spraying
• $1.4B renovation of L.A. County jails proposed
• UPDATE: CHP captures 2 after pursuit across SCV
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 21, 2011
• A starting block for writers
• Study: Bridge project won’t harm riverbed
• Race to keep the hearts beating
• West Side Story: County to smooth out drive
• Two killed, two injured in Castaic crash
• Seats still available for SCV Senior Center Thanksgiving meal
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Nov. 13 to Nov. 20
• A ton of fun, food and goodwill in SCV
• Moving in a digital direction
• City plans look at traffic proposals
• Marked up in the SCV
• Hyatt ballroom cleared after crowd gets rowdy
• CHP officers seek hit-and-run suspect in Stevenson Ranch
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011
• Crime watch: Nov. 19
• Hospital benefit Dec. 18
• Student documentary competition
• Waste Management hosts recycling awareness event in Newhall
• Hart district begins solar construction Monday
• Talks fail between Hart district, classified union
• D.A. won't pursue charges against kidnapping suspect
• Unemployment down in October
• Heart Chase benefit on Sunday
• SCV hate crimes drop off
• Global lesson plan
• UPDATE: 3 accused in Halloween shooting make court appearance
• Council to consider traffic improvements near schools
• Suspected Canyon Country kidnapper caught
• Five-car collision on 14
• 'The Firebugs' to be performed at CalArts
• 'The Firebugs' to be performed at Calarts
• Suspect nabbed quickly after appeal for public's help
• School district sets guidelines for new sports
• Canyon band concert Dec. 16
• Democratic Club of SCV meets tonight
• School board looks to expand site for Castaic high
• District lines take shape
• Local school districts bracing for more budget cuts
• Office of Education casts doubt on Einstein charter appeal
• Vehicles spins out on 14
• Measure E committee applications available
• California recalls, quarantines raw milk products
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2011
• Amusement found in helping others
• Brown's attorney says she won't get the 'Lindsay Lohan treatment'
• Bat rabies cases may drop off in cooler weather, health official says
• Signal hits million-page-views-a-month mark
• This just in from Providence Holy Cross Medical Center
• Controversial political committee disbands
• Canyon Country Advisory Committee meeting scheduled
• East Side Story: Amputee finishes 100-mile bike ride
• East Side Story: A stop to a drop in shops
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2011
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist sought in dragnet in Valencia
• I-5 to be shut down tonight
• UPDATE: Local woman named chair of Los Angeles County Republican Party
• Canyon Country man cycles 100 miles for charity
• Whittaker-Bermite site cleanup plan due tomorrow
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• 'Occupy' movement comes to Santa Clarita Valley
• West Side: Mentryville Park open to visitors
• Colleges assist in veterans’ transitions
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 14, 2011
• Reflection of quality
• Church hosts holiday boutique
• Cyclist hurt in Castaic
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight Nov. 6 - 13, 2011
• Capitol Christmas Tree stops at Saugus Speedway
• Winter ways draw crowd for Boys & Girls Club
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011
• Board OKs bond sale for schools
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011
• A tale of survival
• Latest crime stats show decrease in SCV, L.A. County crime
• UPDATE: Sex-charges suspect released on bail
• Vandalism victims cope in wake of crimes
• More than 500 honor veterans at city-sponsored ceremony
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Report: LA County jails may run out of room
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
• Stories of their service
• Two take on rare date
• Capitol Christmas tree to visit SCV
• Deputies investigate car crash at Lowe’s
• State board selects Castaic for new courthouse
• Former Chamber employee files hostile-environment lawsuit
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• Vandals strike Newhall businesses
• Everyone invited to Marine Corps birthday party tonight
• Residents show their tricks and treats
• East Side Calendar
• East Side Story: More than 30 years of song
• Concerns eclipse panel plan
• UPDATE: At least 1 dies in Canyon Country
• Sign of the times
• School fire report proves to be false alarm
• Big-rig fire reported on I-5
• Antonovich wants November to be Adoption Awareness Month
• Company to install new power meters
• Frights and fun at Sheriff’s Station
• A chance to remember
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Oct. 31, 2011
• West Side Story: The rewards of relationships
• Early morning crash leaves woman dead
• Hope lights the night in SCV
• A long slow grind for gravel
• Lessons for safe trick-or-treating
• Festival for frights on West Side
• The week through our eyes
• Fire consumes attic of Canyon Country home
• College inducts 3 to Hall of Fame
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011
• Ready for their closeup
• UPDATE: Man with gun reported in Castaic
• Crime Watch
• UPDATE: SUV rolls over on I-5
• COC to host musical tribute for former professor
• Open garages lead to more $6K in stolen bikes
• Body found in Castaic identified as local man
• Congregation to host talk by rabbi
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Oct. 28, 2011
• Nights of fright for Newhall
• Deputies arrest man with stolen motorcycle
• COC cracks down on fee evasion
• Dry weather conditions to continue through weekend
• UPDATED: Homicide detectives investigating death
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• ‘Straw students’ cost college
• Steps to show pep at Power Ford Valencia
• Weather service warns of dry winds, fire danger
• Haunted Jailhouse scheduled for Sunday
• Don’t let Halloween be an eye-sore
• Parsons Foundation awards $100,000 to COC arts program
• UPDATED: City to fight personal injury lawsuit
• California Supreme Court denies 2 redistricting challenges
• SCV Young Republicans name endorsements for Nov. 8 election
• City agrees to contract for more baseball tournaments
• Sheriff’s deputies suspect two of credit card fraud
• City of Santa Clarita to host shoe drive
• Board hopefuls spar over finances
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011
• Dipping into school spirit
• County OK's Mission View phase of Newhall Ranch
• Supervisors honor local PONY league team
• Thieves see open garages as invitation
• U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree coming to Santa Clarita
• New report focuses on smoke alarm effectiveness
• East Side Story: Tight pockets keep bridge narrow
• Red Ribbon Week celebrated with flying bicycles
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011
• Oak-tober fest
• Plan takes heat
• UPDATE: Melissa Brown pleads no contest in July 4 car crash
• Fox Sports West to host Valencia, Hart pep rally
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• This just in from Senator Boxer's office
• This just in from State Budget Solutions
• Forest gap would be filled by mine stop
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Oct. 24, 2011
• West Side Story: A secretive but essential neighbor
• Journalist memorialized with music
• The Love Ride returns to Castaic
• 2 on motorcycle die after colliding with big rig on I-5
• Shredding of all shapes and sizes
• Quackers crowd Castaic Lake
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011
• A day for making a difference
• Pay grades that aren’t passing
• McKeon, lawmakers discuss changes to military benefits
• 12-year-old Val Verde girl missing
• Flocks for fundraising found in SCV
• Google Street View visits COC
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• UPDATE: 1 injured in collision in Newhall
• SCV Young Republicans endorse for Nov. 8 race
• Santa Clarita unemployment drops
• This just in from College of the Canyons
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Oct. 21, 2011
• A stage for saving lives
• Congressman chats with classes
• Zombies haunt Main Street
• UPDATE: Man and woman charged locally with attempted murder
• Collision snarls traffic on I-5
• UPDATE: Saugus man charged in molestation
• Boyfriend to stand trial in Rosemary Flynn death
• Hart district honors employees
• COC to host inaugural Hall of Fame luncheon
• Schools try for charters
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011
• A boon for baby boomers
• New student board member named
• Placerita neighbors raise issue over solar
• Traffic stop yields possible stolen property, drugs
• Canyon Country cell tower plan sent back to AT&T
• UPDATE: Child injured in traffic collision
• UPDATE: Saugus man remains in custody in child molestation
• This just in from College of the Canyons
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
• Students eager for Access
• Sulphur Springs candidates outline goals and issues
• Commissioners recommend council's approval of historic ordinance
• City listens to plan for Lyons corridor
• Local deputies win film award
• UPDATE: Suspect turns self in in connection with sex crime at mall
• Free concert Wednesday in Canyon Country
• Hit-and-run suspect to turn self in
• Authorities identify driver in fatal crash
• East Side Story: From city life to solitude
• Violence in Canyon Country
• Some residents troubled by paths
• Panel plan gets less than sunny reception
• East Side Story: City officials focus on jobs for Canyon Country
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• One killed in collision on Highway 126
• Episcopal bishop to lead St. Stephen’s service
• This just in from Supervisor Michael Antonovich's office
• Love Ride returns to Castaic Lake on Sunday
• Woman has dog dilemma
• City accepts interchange
• Gibbon givings
• Costumed runners go on Monster Dash in Valencia
• West Side Story: Fests to bring frightful fun
• Man stabbed at soccer game
• Flipped trailer halts highway traffic
• House party ends in arrest, injury
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight Oct. 10-16
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011
• Classic avenue for expression in SCV
• Assistance for sons caring for mother
• Newhall road may get new direction
• Shooting reported in Canyon Country
• Crime Watch
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011
• Officials herald autism action
• Runner suffers broken bones in fall
• Antonovich endorses Fortine for college board
• Planning Commission to take up historic preservation
• Valencia man jailed after crash
• This just in from the city of Santa Clarita
• CSUN looking for new president
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Oct. 14, 2011
• Olympian inspires students
• Group seeks to toss out electoral maps
• A.G. looks at change in focus
• Injury crash sends passengers to hospital
• COC part-time faculty get raise
• CHP dispatched to report of injured horse
• Career panel slated for Oct. 20
• Santa Clarita marks accomplishments of past year
• Ground beef recalled
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011
• What’s in stalk at Nancy’s Ranch
• GOP official: Early dissent is healthy for party
• Gibbon Conservation Center Breakfast with Singing Apes!
• Students invited to enter essay contest
• Two spots, 4 hopefuls for COC board
• Lombardi’s Castaic land sold at auction
• Roger Williams concert canceled
• Bridgeport to host Halloween Food Truck
• College of the Canyons hopefuls hash it out
• CooperVision steps up contact lens recall effort
• Your Community: Dates to watch and upcoming events
• County greenlights park plan
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011
• Sure money: Schools reap benefits of Lotto dollars
• Women’s jail at Pitchess proposed
• New legislation to benefit community college students
• California community colleges receive grant
• Sierra Vista kids join in World Record attempt
• Four arrested on felony weapons charges
• Three sought in home invasion
• Law limits impounding unlicensed drivers’ cars
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011
• A woman’s run to recovery
• A weekly disc battle
• Sulphur Springs teachers endorse incumbents
• City may consider adding open space in Soledad Canyon
• City Council to consider traffic safety grant
• Rampage to rage Nov. 5
• This just in from the California Department of Parks and Recreation
• Sheriff's Captain to talk about new gang unit
• The path to road safety
• Many cats, dogs have their day at park
• Funds raised in soldier’s honor
• West Side Story: Bells bring bumper to bumper
• West Side Story: Homeowners association meeting scheduled
• Car over embankmant at Lake Hughes Road
• Brown vetoes bill to warn women with dense tissue
• No more tanning beds for under-18 crowd
• Bill aiding children with autism signed
• Brown signs bill letting minors get STD vaccine
• Subaru finds spot on Auto Row
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011
• The costs of campaigning
• Photo spotlight for Oct. 9, 2011
• Grandmother receives a helping hand
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011
• Schools wait for word on funding
• Crime watch Sept. 28-Oct. 3
• Magic Mountain: Scares welcome
• UPDATE: Collision slows traffic on Highway 14
• Agua Dulce man pleads ‘not guilty’ to murder
• UPDATED: SCV leads L.A. County in crime decrease
• This just in from California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
• Scholarship deadline Oct. 15
• This just in from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
• Hart district names ‘core athletics program’
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
• Local military support group benefits from Edison fundraiser
• Family hopes to spread message
• The evolution of big top
• District takes up issue of secondary access to Castaic high school
• CHP stops woman driving wrong way on 14
• Vote-by-mail opens Monday
• Suspect wanted for forgery still at large
• Remo auction to benefit nonprofit
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011
• Westside discusses locations for library
• Hart district names core athletic program
• Hart district updates drug policy
• Hart district board votes to lay off one employee
• UPDATED: Lombardi ordered to give up easement
• Apple announces death of Steve Jobs
• COC hosts lecture about ecology and Channel Islands National Park
• Jailhouse owner threatens lawsuit
• COC hosts afternoon with filmmaker
• Trinity starts ‘house’ system
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
• Workers ready for big-top return
• Candidates discuss state of education at forum
• Supervisors ask for documents to approve Landmark Village
• Sewer fees could go up under county annexation
• UPDATED: Man found dead in Valencia-area carport
• This just in from Senator Boxer's office
• Body from ravine officially identified
• Valencia woman wins Peace Corps photo contest
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011
• Appeal for safer cliff roads gets sympathy
• A start with art
• Manslaughter suspect held for vandalism
• Hart district candidates' forum Tuesday night
• Boy hit by a car Monday
• This just in from the Board of Equalization
• This just in from congressional candidate Lee Rogers' compaign
• City services scrutinized
• From movies to Marines
• A path to productivity
• A message to drive safely
• Construction continues on Newhall Public Library
• County to mull potential housing
• Memorial held for Canyon High grad
• Inaugural jazz fest plays on high note
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011
• Peers at road to recovery
• Cemex mine solution stalls
• Man in surgery after Lake Hughes crash
• Wedding bells at City Hall
• Crime Watch, Sept. 22-27, 2011
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011
• Pitchess plans for full house
• Cooling trend forecast for SCV
• Former Santa Clarita building inspector pleads not guilty
• This just in from College of the Canyons
• Sample ballots in the mail for November election
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Sept. 30, 2011
• A sign of her efforts
• Notes to celebrate a new year
• Bills seek to protect sex offender
• UPDATED: Missing man found by family north of Castaic after crash
• Happy Valley court owner fined
• BofA announces debit card fees for low account balances
• McKeon visits McGrath Elementary School
• This just in from Senator Sharon Runner
• California embarks on corrections overhaul
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011
• WWII Air Force service pilot dies
• A Castaic high conundrum
• Testimony wraps up in murder appeal hearing
• Rabid bat found in Canyon Country
• Regatta ducks available for adoption
• Newhall Hardware removed from historic building list
• Hart teachers endorse incumbents
• Overturned SUV slows traffic on I-5
• Local sign-maker calls for man to be released
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011
• Back to redrawing board
• Hart reports rise in enrollment
• City OKs landscape-fee change
• Memorial set for former Canyon football starter
• Man suspected in Saturday shooting is charged with murder
• 5-acre blaze burns north of Castaic
• SCV groundwater safe, but it may taste funny, USGS officials say
• Railroad accident causes delays for Santa Clarita Valley commuters
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011
• City hedges bets on agency
• A lesson against bullying
• Calling for more support
• West Ranch High School graduate dies
• Walk to benefit dystonia research scheduled Oct. 16
• Man still jailed in slaying of neighbor
• City hosts second annual Mayor’s Walk
• City leader explains landscape districts
• District: Numbers drop with building slowdown
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Sept. 26, 2011
• Auction action at An Evening Under the Stars
• Local sex offender banned from multiple locations
• CHP use force in drunken-driving arrest
• Power outage affects 1,300 in Santa Clarita on Sunday
• Light earthquake strikes near Santa Clarita
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011
• Newhall Park hosts music, games
• School-board challenger questions intentions for November election
• The drive for more dad involvement
• Photo Spotlight: Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011
• UPDATE: Canyon Country man shot dead today
• Students rock rhythm to beat odds
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011
• The first festival of fall
• Leaders react to No Child changes
• Crime watch: Sept. 24, 2011
• Man robbed, slashed on Newhall street
• Man sought for questioning in Subway robbery
• 5 car windows smashed at shopping center
• SCV Republican Assembly picks 4 in school board races
• Former local resident found dead
• Task force claims progress on gang IDs
• When life isn’t peachy
• County report reviews use of deadly force
• Science comes alive at elementary
• Wilk picks up 3 more local endorsements
• Air quality unhealthy for sensitive individuals
• College of the Canyons Star Party returns Oct. 21
• Angeles National Forest Offers ‘Fee Free’ day of activities in honor of National Public Lands Day
• Pow wow slated for Saturday
• Day for Kids on Saturday
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011
• Hopefuls eye seats for ’12
• City takes potshots at road
• Students look to beat heat at Canyon High
• Officials say drugs, alcohol not factor in Sept. 9 collision
• State delays fee increase for community college students
• Proposed school tries Saugus Union for charter
• Small fire extinguished in Acton
• Strickland takes leave from job with Smyth
• County rejects plan for state to hand over mentally ill probationers
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011
• Weather to stay in 90s this week
• Santa Clarita Marathon
• Scott Wilk leads local candidates in fundraising
• New Planning Commission chair, vice-chair named
• Vehicular manslaughter hearing rescheduled
• Crash injures at least 14 in Canyon Country
• COC candidate’s treasurer suspected of embezzlement
• Strickland throws hat into the ring for Assembly
• Educators can apply for $1,000 stipend
• Kellars to host Foundation for Children's Dental Health fundraiser
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
• Obama’s plan could fund schools
• University of Phoenix adds new program
• Retirement party Oct. 14
• Cabbage program registration open
• Golf benefit aims to raise $10K for autism
• College admissions talk tonight
• UPDATE: Tentative agreement reached in supermarket talks
• UPDATE: Blaze erupts off I-5 near Gorman
• Movie ranches focus of new land use zone
• District receives funds to help students’ writing
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Sept. 19, 2011
• Jazz band plays at SCV Community Expo
• Refuse reused
• COC program inspires young entrepreneurs
• Job-seekers, community explore expo
• Relief for the river
• The $23,639.33 question
• Signers of the time
• Photo Spotlight: Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011
• UPDATE: 1,000 acre fire burns in forest north of Agua Dulce
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011
• Turning early steps into a head start
• Crime Watch: Sept. 17, 2011
• UPDATE: Supermarket contract cancellation due to lack of progress, union spokesman says
• Many SCV leaders line up behind Wilk for Assembly
• UPDATE: COC faculty endorses Shaw, Wilk for Nov. 8
• Valencia High School to Host African-American college night
• UPDATE: California jobless rate rises to 12.1 percent
• 2 community events scheduled in Castaic next week
• Local truck driver recognized for safety milestone
• Residents invited to celebrate signing of the Constitution
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Sept. 16, 2011
• Acclaimed for handling the flames
• Noted for his passion
• Family holds fundraiser to stop violence
• SCV Food Pantry taking donations this weekend
• Helmers PTA receives state award
• Deputies engage in brief chase
• Man arrested in connection with June gas station crash
• McGrath Elementary earns national nod
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011
• TMC celebrates high marks in report
• Memorial honors champion spirit
• COC trustees OK budget for 2011-’12
• Pension-reduction measure cleared for signature gathering
• Woman pleads not guilty in fatal July 4 car crash
• Video of Heroin Symposium now online
• Samuel Dixon founder dies at 100
• Thousands of marijuana plants confiscated
• City to host 17th annual River Rally Cleanup
• A lesson to tolerate
• Residents debate landscape districts
• Wilk eyes seat, focuses on board
• Official says court might not be coming
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011
• Young Entrepreneurs to kick off event Thursday
• Smyth cuts red tape for local health center
• TMC makes No. 2 in U.S. News education rankings
• McKeon’s office giving away free Constitutions
• Flash flood warning in SCV
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011
• Fresh fare for the fall
• Legislature may postpone proposed college fee hike
• Sports aim for high school inclusion
• 2 rabid bats found in SCV schools
• City secures federal grant aimed at preventing crime
• Rollover crash snarls traffic on Interstate 5
• School police officer convicted in shooting hoax
• County’s One Valley, One Vision draft environmental report available for review Thursday
• Freshmen peering into high school future
• Parents of fallen serviceman seek meaning in sacrifice
• Nonprofit Fair to take place Sept. 20
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Sept. 12, 2011
• Events help local residents learn about, remember the attacks of 9/11
• City to host Teen Scene Unplugged event
• City Council considers new landscaping district
• Newhall kicks off Measure E campaign
• Hart district honors teacher
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011
• Arab and American in post-9/11 world
• We willl never forget: SCV remembers
• Events in commemoration of 9/11 anniversary
• 9/11 television coverage
• Suspected drunken driver critically injured
• Silent films to premiere at William S. Hart Park
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011
• Library spot tops concerns in user survey
• Events in commemoration of 9/11 anniversary
• Crime down 15 percent in SCV during past year
• Silent films to premiere at William S. Hart Park
• Council to consider landscape funding changes
• Saugus High School remembers 9/11 with ceremony
• Parents, teens invited to Unplugged event Wednesday
• Chamber of Commerce honors vets
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Sept. 9, 2011
• Beating the heat at Hart Park
• Hart district OKs issue of bonds for Castaic
• Officials look to limit sex offender
• Hart district names Teacher of the Year
• Hart district to update drug policy
• Job & Career Fair slated for Sept. 17
• Family angry over notice on pedophile
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011
• Creator of 'The Space Between' plans local screening
• 9/11 Events Calendar
• UPDATE: Homicide suspect released from jail
• Mountain lion sighted in north Valencia
• Fire claims home in Castaic
• UPDATE: 2 pickups collide on Vasquez Canyon Road
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
• Boyfriend remains in custody over death
• Fire touts new tactics
• Former building inspector arrested
• Planning a lunch for 12,000
• Web Policy
• Supermarket talks still ongoing
• Heat wave to continue through week
• Smyth endorses Wilk for COC board
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2011
• Local group joins nationwide walk for hunger
• Canyon Country veteran recognized for saving Swiss city
• UPDATE Fire estimated at 500 acres; no homes lost
• Man keeps area on ice
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Sept. 5, 2011
• Local charter schools show mixed results
• A crash-data collision
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011
• SCV: Helping Hand: Family used to aiding others is now in need
• Following the flow
• Officials say law leaves students behind
• CROP Walk to raise funds for hungry on Monday
• Update: Boyfriend arrested in killing of woman
• Ambassadors driven to spread goodwill
• School-fees bill clears Senate
• A road more traveled
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011
• Boutique offers unique experience
• One arrested, 15 cited at DUI checkpoint
• Hart district sets Career Fair for Sept. 7
• COC hosts Resume Rally events
• McKeon hosts Service Information Night this month
• School fees bill clears Senate
• Laborious gas price hikes
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Sept. 2, 2011
• COC expects record level of financial-aid requests
• 'Rim of the Valley' report enters new phase
• UPDATE 31-year-old woman found dead in Saugus home
• UPDATE Quake shakes the Santa Clarita Valley
• DUI crackdown planned through weekend
• New drop ride coming to Magic Mountain
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011
• Investigators questioned in murder appeal
• Car turns over on southbound Highway 14
• County OKs road improvements
• SCV Senior Center names new director
• Scholarships applications available
• Ceremony honors slain deputy
• CalArts ranked No. 1 art school in nation
• New director named for SCV Senior Center
• Fire danger level to be raised Thursday
• Trinity celebrates achieving goal of K-12 school
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011
• Community to remember fallen deputy 10 years after
• City gives SCV Senior Center check
• Heroin hits home
• Small fire out in Newhall Pass
• Suspected burglar arrested in Canyon Country
• Memorial to mark 10-year anniversary of deputy's death
• 'Heroin Kills' talk tonight
• Second Box City fundraiser slated for October
• Boxer takes jab at mine
• Senator touts ‘green’ facility
• Union, markets resume talks
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011
• Shelter Dogs Saved by Dog Training Students
• Man injured in street attack
• Blue Shield gives $50,000 grant to Samuel Dixon clinics
• City to present money to SCV Senior Center
• UPDATE Power back on for all SCV residents
• UPDATE Boxer tours city Transit Maintenance Facility
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 29, 2011
• Local groups prepare to remember Sept. 11
• Classes stay small despite budget cuts
• Brush fire contained in Agua Dulce
• Pool patrol sinks potential problem
• Power outage affects thousands on Sierra Highway
• Tips for safe splashes
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011
• Where careers can get in gear
• In search of justice for all
• City rules on Happy Valley property
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011
• Officials: Schools face cuts with bill
• Crime Watch
• 2 million ordered to leave home
• Heat-struck SCV copes with
• Two hurt in Valencia crash
• Sen. Boxer to visit Santa Clarita Valley on Monday
• Road improvements planned on I-5
• DUI checkpoint planned tonight
• More hot, hot hot weather coming
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Aug. 26, 2011
• Fatal truck crash shuts down I-5 southbound
• District takes in home-schoolers
• Court cases to head south
• Pool-safety expo event planned for Saturday
• Local felony cases to be moved from Santa Clarita to San Fernando
• Free jazz series winds up Friday night
• Roof raised on Newhall Library; donations still taken for time capsule
• McLean named to two regional committees
• Former superintendent recognized by council
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Aug. 25, 2011
• Drug unit releases details from recent raid
• Schools continue success on exam
• Senator asks for return of his letter
• County assessor touts rise in property value
• Child injured in traffic collision
• Triple-digit temperatures expected through end of week
• UPDATE City takes jailhouse owner to court
• State releases exit exam results
• Drug arrests made in SCV
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011
• Deputy frees baby from locked car
• Crime: Woman arrested after investigators find meth, suspicious material and a 4-year-old girl
• Council OKs annex plan
• For the love of laps
• Back to School for Santa Clarita - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Woman dies after falling into pool
• Shelter seeks to fill key volunteer position
• UPDATE 3 alleged heroin dealers arrested in Valencia
• Performing Arts Center receives grant for arts program
• $50,000 in jeans stolen from Stevenson Ranch store
• Where the grass grows
• Police capture suspect after 7-hour manhunt
• Lawsuit alleges grounds uneven
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2011
• Vase thefts add to grief
• Cause of pool-area death remains unknown
• 2 lost hikers found through infrared technology
• UPDATE Motorcyclist killed on 405
• Council considers historic-preservation ordinance
• Bands rock for research
• Six incumbents uninterrupted
• Summer help for Hurricane Harbor
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 22, 2011
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 21
• Two arrested for DUI
• Photo Spotlight: Sunday, Aug. 21, 2010
• YOUth festival for fitness
• Senator asks A.G. to look at conflict concerns
• Riders halted by sign
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 21, 2011
• City makes libraries more tech-savvy
• Grocers prep for chance of strike
• SCV residents sound off on state of economy
• Report shows that city unemployment now at 8.2 percent
• Woman nearly drowns in Valencia pool
• Crime Watch: From the Sheriff's Department logs
• Grocery workers vote this weekend
• Chicken deal next week
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Aug. 19, 2011
• Lawsuit could be a game changer
• Fear fuels another wild day on Wall Street
• Parent-teacher associations
• Detectives look to talk to wife
• Back to school for moms and kids
• Fire in Newhall knocked down
• Help offered for energy upgrades
• Shoppers may donate to kids' club
• Hart district supports Senate legislation
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Aug. 18, 2011
• Local squads look to make preseason statement
• DUIs drive murder charge
• Newhall music program gets $45K donation
• Murderer points to wounds, fear in appeal
• Harvey services set for weekend
• Activist to address Democratic club
• COC art exhibition opens Tuesday
• UPDATE Brush fire near I-5 out
• West Nile virus found in Valencia
• Parent to challenge Sulphur Springs incumbents
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011
• Plumbing problems at the plant
• Former resident dies in Vietnam on vacation
• July 4 driver to face trial
• Job recruitment tomorrow
• Preliminary hearing begins in deadly July 4 crash
• Host families sought for exchange students
• More improvement planned on Lyons Avenue
• Applied tech center readies to open at COC
• Commission releases its final maps
• Crash kills woman in Agua Dulce
• Hart district sees drop in algebra scores
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011
• Locals take to sport of paddleboarding at Castaic Lake to escape late-summer heat
• Man held in connection with gun
• Woman killed by suspected drunken driver
• STAR test results released
• COC touts degree options
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 15, 2011
• Deputies search for Canyon Country burglary suspect
• Against the grains
• Key figure in back-to-school preparations
• Grocery prices on rise
• Hundreds swim, pedal, run for Canyon High fundraiser
• Photo Spotlight: Sunday, Aug. 14, 2011
• SCV Helping Hand: Bridges to Ability Foundation
• Most residents have no time for Relaxation Day
• Weapons, drugs and drug money seized
• Coffee shop back open after crash
• Sixth rabid bat found in SCV
• Sad in Happy Valley
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011
• Two-car crash leads to minor injuries
• Seat 5 pits incumbent against adjunct professor
• Hopefuls vie for Seat 4 in college district
• UPDATE: Fire in Canyon Country out
• UPDATE: 16 arrested in prostitution sting
• DUI checkpoint planned tonight
• Grocery prices increase on home front
• 2 arrested in stolen car
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Aug. 12, 2011
• Final note leaves detectives with more questions
• Back from break in Castaic
• Tanner scheduled for pre-trial hearing
• Driver smashes into coffee shop
• Blood drive held for injured firefighter
• State: Hart district's dropout rate is down
• Tickets on sale for Sean’s Night
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011
• Newhall Ranch getting closer
• A thousand words’ worth at Castaic Lake
• Kids stranded in van on I-5
• Preliminary hearing set in death of Rosemary Flynn
• Newhall Ranch OK'd by EPA
• Lifeguard sees Castaic Lake riches through lens
• Auditions set for fall productions
• City email updates available
• Nursing student saves gunshot victim's life
• Grill 'Em All and Bake You Happy host foodie event today
• COC favors Lt. Gov. plan to help the Calif. economy
• Summer scenes in the SCV
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2011
• Friday is last day to file for November race
• Man shot in Canyon Country
• AV fire out with no structure damage
• A quest for street safety
• Youth Employment Services participants accept certificates
• City searches for time-capsule items
• Deputies look for gunman
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2011
• Man lies to investigators in lottery scam
• Doctor says he's running for Congress
• Highway 14 crash slows traffic
• Igor & Red Elvises one of many bands that perform at local concert series
• Today in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 8, 2011
• Teenage residents spending selectively
• Cameras yield questions
• Doctors complete Vietnam mission
• Canyon Country home target of drive-by shooting
• Officials release identities of victims in Friday's shooting
• City plans to expand Safe Routes
• Cleanup group to discuss site
• Law requires Hart students to prove immunizations
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Aug. 1-7
• Fun in the sun for the support of Single Mothers Outreach
• Valencia neighbors discuss murders
• Mothers team up for Big Latch-On
• A quest for hidden treasures
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011
• Phonehenge West felled
• Hundreds show up for job fair
• Murder-suicide at Bridgeport
• Man found dead beside Valencia-area pool
• Bouquet Canyon school may become preschool
• Palmdale high-speed rail station OK’d
• Fahey sentencing postponed
• Girl petitions for bridge signs
• Deputies ID suspect in Castaic standoff
• Today in the SCV: Friday, Aug. 5, 2011
• Bouquet Canyon Falls in need of some TLC
• Detectives search for suspect in ID-theft
• Locals hope to break breast-feeding record
• Stock market plunges 513 points
• Woman protests mess at Bouquet Canyon Falls
• Suspect ID'd in Castaic standoff
• Lyons Avenue new median construction coming soon
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011
• Interstate 5 sewage spill slows SCV traffic
• Kibosh put on county proposal
• The call of the wild
• Kibosh put on county proposal
• Sewage spilled on Interstate 5
• Magazine surprise greets family
• Local wells replenishing slowly, surely
• UPDATE: Suspect in Castaic barricade surrenders
• Group gets OK
• Letter clears school leader
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011
• West Ranch High School golf tournament set for Oct. 16
• The boys of summer, SCV edition
• When inmates can’t get into hot water
• 1 injured in Valencia crash
• Newhall school board to consider bond measure tonight
• Helipad opens this week at local hospital
• Residents reminded of dangers of heat
• Workers pour concrete as part of COC library expansion
• Today in the SCV: Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011
• Autopsy set for crash victim
• Suit aims at extracurricular fees
• Pickup truck fire holds up I-5 lane
• Keeping Your Dog, Your Child and Yourself Safe at the Dog Park
• Another rabid bat found in SCV
• COC Foundation names Richard and Marian Sandnes as 2012 “Silver Spur” award winners
• Love Ride heads to Castaic Lake in October
• Holocaust survivor might have connected with old friend
• Posse lends a hoof to Sheriff’s Station
• COC's 51,000-square-foot library expansion will be open to all in the SCV
• Today in the SCV: Monday, August 1, 2011
• WorkSource Center hosts free job fair
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: July 24-31
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, July 31, 2011
• SCV: Helping Hand: Supplying help for those who give aid
• Volunteers helps keep local eyes on hot spots
• Dancers pop and shake at Magic Mountain
• Agua Dulce man dies in car crash
• City to help county in animal control
• Father to hold vigil for daughter
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, July 30, 2011
• Crime Watch
• The missing-metals mystery
• College plans to facilitate faster transfers
• 'One Valley, One Vision' to come before county in September
• Office furniture lands on freeway
• Habitat for Humanity plans to build homes for disabled veterans
• Whittaker receives fine for cleanup miscues
• Today in the SCV: Friday, July 29, 2011
• Magic ride along in SCV
• Plan calls for SCV to divide
• Sought-after summer-school lessons in art
• Food Pantry drive to begin next week
• Man robbed in Canyon Country
• Expanded parking planned for Newhall Metrolink Station
• County ordinance to give animal control better handle
• County to re-examine fees charged to developer
• A winter wonderland in the SCV summer heat
• How the way is paved
• SCVi earns nod for upper grades
• Park and Ride coming to the city’s west side
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, July 28, 2011
• SCVI receives award for 11th, 12th grades
• Bees in attack likely to be Africanized
• UPDATE: Train derailment in Littlerock results in evacuations
• Supervisors order bottled water quality study
• Flying in the face of gravity
• Fast action helps save horses in bee attack
• Father arrested in local toy theft
• SCVi earns national recognition
• COC to debut new certificate program
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, July 27, 2011
• Shakespeare in the park storage ripped off
• Local man named to head up postal district
• The battle continues over mine
• County to host shot clinic
• Board calls for a study of its election system
• A summer in the reads
• Group wants cut to courthouse fund
• Crime down in the SCV
• Blood drive slated for Aug. 11
• Claremont man killed in dirt bike crash
• Public invited to help Eternal Valley send kids back to school on right foot
• Much ado about Shakespeare
• Local officials help identify new reservoir in Northern California
• Measure SA committee gets six members
• Today in the SCV: Monday, July 25, 2011
• Agua Dulce road closed due to crash
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, July 24, 2011
• Photo Spotlight: Sunday, July 24, 2011
• An outlet for their gleeful expression
• July DUIs might hit triple digits
• City evaluates arts programs
• Sheriff's department investigating possible rape
• Agua Dulce man seeks changes to ‘dangerous’ stretch of road
• ZOE International fundraiser at Bethlehem Lutheran Ministries leaves pastor covered
• Fundraiser for family of child killed in crash
• City invites citizens to discuss new Lyons Avenue regulations
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, July 23, 2011
• District dispute may be headed to court
• Forest Service names new supervisor
• 4 rabid bats found in SCV
• Sentencing postponed for tree house owner
• Kids experience the outdoors at camp
• Local doctors notch national recognition
• Brass bell taken from history buffs
• Today in the SCV: Friday, July 22, 2011
• Hart board names assistant principal
• Lazy summer with a sax
• 2 more catalytic converters stolen
• Act of kindness wins Good Samaritan heartfelt thanks
• Teen running program nominated for state honor
• Hart board appoints new assistant principal
• Today in the SCV: Thursday, July 21, 2011
• A summer for discovery at COC
• School board OKs raise
• Chase ends in office crash
• City gets closer to annex
• North Copper Hill closer to annexation
• Sheriff's cruiser crashes into strip mall during pursuit
• New thrift store slated for Canyon Country
• District board to vote for raise
• SuperScooper contract approved
• City adds to parkland acreage
• Today in the SCV: Wednesday, July 20, 2011
• City takes funds to clear weeds
• Man drowns in Castaic
• District makes cough vaccine a requirement
• Assault with deadly weapon charge filed
• Newhall Memorial, Holy Cross rank in top L.A.-area hospitals
• Parents of special needs urged to contact school districts
• Fire burns home in Newhall
• In the habit of helping
• Heat is on in the SCV
• Cities sue over redevelopment bill
• SCV land deals to get axed
• Driving instructor steers students
• UPDATED: Suspect sought in credit card forgery
• Jersey Mike's restaurants to donate 50 percent of Sunday sales to Honor Court
• Teacher sees launch for next generation
• Boy Scout plans Central Park workout zone
• Man opens Saugus ranch for war games
• Today in the SCV: Monday, July 18, 2011
• Seat holders ready to run
• Northern California man dies in boat collision on Pyramid Lake
• A mother and daughter rebuild
• Today in the SCV: Sunday, July 17, 2011
• Photo Spotlight: Sunday, July 17, 2011
• Deputy ready for Pitchess promotion
• Sergeant welcomes his newest addition
• 2 arrests after Santa Clarita man shot dead at L.A. strip club
• Three arrested at DUI checkpoint
• 'Carmageddon' traffic in LA moving smoothly
• Today in the SCV: Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Back to the past, in pictures
• Local bares tale of survival
• District hopes that more kids will say no
• A surreal site, a ghost 405 freeway, awaits L.A.
• Man arrested for assault with a deadly weapon
• Alternative energy session slated Thursday
• National Day of the Cowboy declared
• Goodwill store considered for Canyon Country
• Justice Assistance Grant could help pay for crime unit
• Saugus burglary suspect arrested
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, July 15, 2011
• Media hype, or the makings of a traffic disaster
• Local church has building removed from historic list
• Family of 5-year-old killed in Tulare County crash accepting donations
• Justice Assistance Grant could help pay for the Crime Prevention Unit
• Judge says $200M L.A. train crash award falls short
• Power outage in Canyon Country
• Acton structure given 7-day deadline
• Kids take to sky with model airplanes
• Trustees approve pay raises
• Official: No other suspects in murder
• Foundation names board
• Newhall man charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, assault
• County officials arrayed outside Fahey residence
• Canyon Country girl in serious condition after near drowning
• Cloudy skies to give way to summer sizzle
• Oil refinery site to become park
• Shelters see rise of pets in summer
• Boys & Girls Club receives donations
• Power outage strikes Stevenson Ranch
• Budget bending may put delay on court
• Council meeting rules updated
• Fundraiser scheduled for local girl killed in Tulare County crash
• Rider Relief available for eligible transit users
• Motorcyclist being treated after crash
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, July 12, 2011
• Final day to apply for committee
• Longtime local retailer announces plan to close
• City to look at rule for meeting decorum
• Redrawing conclusions
• Man victimized in pudding attack
• Council may make disruption a misdemeanor
• COC official leaving to take helm of another college
• Time ticking down for Measure SA committee
• Caltrans urges drivers to make way for safety
• Center cares in Canyon Country
• Drilling rigs not ‘fracking’
• Fire station celebrates its 50th anniversary
• Businesses defend redevelopment benefits
• In search of summer smiles
• Dancing days here again
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, July 10, 2011
• A mother in need of so much
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: July 3-10
• Preparing for a 405 ‘nightmare’
• UPDATED: Firefighters contain 20-acre blaze in Agua Dulce
• UPDATED: Man killed in freeway crash
• Crime Watch
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, July 9, 2011
• Grace period in effect for vehicle registrations
• Road trips and roller coasters
• Valencia Marketplace grooves to ’60s beach rock
• Two SCV high schools make national list
• Roller coaster ride of their lives
• Fahey taken into custody in tree house case
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, July 8, 2011
• Tree-house hopes hang on appeal
• Water officials tout debt-deal savings
• Preschool program facing uncertainty
• Beached by branch
• McKeon cosponors education reform bill
• Newhall School District anticipates preschool cuts
• Firefighters prepare for catastrophe
• UPDATE: Benefit fundraiser scheduled Saturday
• UPDATE: Brush fire in Saugus
• Summer concert series schedule announced
• Road plans canceled
• County reduces parking fee for Boy Scouts
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, July 7, 2011
• Grocers’ union ready to strike ‘if necessary’
• Newhall fire burns two acres
• Supermarkets, union still negotiating
• Local nurse honored for teamwork
• Missing man found
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, July 6, 2011
• Truck overturns near forest
• For the love of vintage cars
• The Fourth’s finest: City recgonizes top parade floats
• Chamber awards Gelig scholarship
• Man arrested for alleged sex with a minor
• Cooler weather on the way
• UPDATED: Valencia library reopens today
• Plastic bag ban in effect in Los Angeles County
• Crowds band together for 4th
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, July 5, 2011
• Missing Castaic man threatened suicide
• Fireworks display punctuates holiday
• Firefighters battle two blazes, one "possibly fireworks related"
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle
• Detectives investigate local woman's death
• Armed robber still at large
• Fourth of July a hot holiday
• Mom helps with daughter’s goals
• Hunt for illegal water devices hardens
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, July 4, 2011
• Celebrate the Fourth in the SCV
• Motor home fire knocked down in Canyon Country
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: June 25 to July 3
• Pantry helps eradicate hunger locally
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, July 3, 2011
• A break from the heat, tax
• Sulphur Springs to install upgrade of water system
• Fire torches home in Saugus
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, July 2, 2011
• Crime Watch: Saturday, July 2
• Court dismisses suit over hospital addition
• Summer cooldown
• Firefighters prep for holiday mishaps
• Body found in apartment identified
• Patrons greet re-opened library with smiling faces
• UPDATE: Dusan Klein's body found
• Dusan Klein body found
• Hart museum gives glimpse of cowboy days
• Students showcase songs, art
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, July 1, 2011
• Utility: No need to bristle about our brine mines
• Blood, car paint grim setting in Las Vegas
• Body found in Stevenson Ranch apartment
• Dog lost after car crash
• Holiday weekend brings triple digit heat
• Smoke is from training exercise
• Detective: Blood in Klein vehicle not human
• Committee on Aging executive director leaves
• Two districts adopt budgets
• Valencia man gets attacked on paseo
• Officials applaud volunteer
• Assault case dropped
• Man arrested on suspected hit and run
• City to curb traffic around mall for this year's fireworks show
• New budget may mean city shells out $700,000
• Committee on Aging director departs
• Man run over while allegedly stealing truck
• SIGNAL EXCLUSIVE: Coroner says murdered Canyon Country woman was asphyxiated
• City approves cost of damage repair
• New cards issued
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Police arrest chase suspect at his house
• Dusan Klein vehicle found in North Las Vegas
• Man arrested in freeway chase
• Drilling gear put to work for gas
• Summertime smarts
• Car fees and taxes to drop
• Car overturns on Newhall Ranch Road
• Gas prices fall in SCV
• Saugus school district appoints new assistant superintendent
• Sierra Highway crash injures four
• UPDATED: Near-drowning victim airlifted
• Utilities increasing
• Students donate school uniforms
• COC grant funds rising
• Man barbecues for home
• Man drowns in pool in Newhall
• Dead body found in Canyon Country
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, June 26
• Castaic students score in county contest
• City Beach Bus drives again for summer
• Sheriff announces ‘BUI’ enforcement
• Water plan revised
• Child bitten by family dog, airlifted to L.A. hospital
• Crime Watch: Saturday, June 25
• $53.6 million for road upgrades
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, June 25
• Locals to host cookout for Acton man
• Sheriff’s deputies hold DUI checkpoints
• Car overturned off Highway 14
• Bees have Newhall Post Office buzzing
• Castaic hotel robbed at gunpoint
• District OKs hires
• Foundation turns over land for schools to Hart district
• Hart district cuts 20 positions
• COC is readying for ‘tough two years’
• Blaze claims mobile home
• Hart district cuts 20 positions
• UPDATED: Fire doused at Canyon Country mobile home park
• UPDATED: Son asks for public's help in mother's murder investigation
• UPDATED: Fire erupts in Acton
• Small brush fire threatens Acton structures
• Treehouse trouble
• Woman recants testimony in machete murder
• 2Day in the SCV: Thurday, June 23, 2011
• Newhall district rehires 6 teachers
• Big-rig crash snarls I-5 traffic
• Detectives: Canyon Country woman was murder victim
• Valencia intersection closed due to water main rupture
• CORRECTED: City to stick by its red-light cameras
• 5 arrested in trespass case
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, June 22, 2011
• CHP investigates injury crash
• SCV officials nix ‘Food Revolution’
• SCV officials nix ‘Food Revolution’
• Strategist: Easy primaries equal wins
• Man appeals life sentence for 1995 Santa Clarita slaying
• Attorney: Lawsuit filed in Fourth of July crash
• Newhall, Saugus Union to adopt budgets tonight
• Sources of library’s leak found
• Missing man not suspect in death
• A summer school of Scripture
• Summer slides in
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, June 21, 2011
• Pair remains hospitalized in Newhall gas station crash
• Mobile home fire victim putting life back together
• Natural predators an aspect of Santa Clarita Valley life
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, June 20, 2011
• Local heads to Juilliard stage
• Officials hunt for chloride culprits
• Family Promise opens doors for local homeless families
• A determined mother gets a hand
• Scouts earn Gold Award for charitable efforts
• Guns, drugs and fake cash found in raid
• A bittersweet reminder on Father’s Day
• UPDATED: Body of missing Santa Clarita woman found
• Utility may up rates to upgrade
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, June 18, 2011
• Alleged burglars plea in theft ring
• Man arrested for car thefts
• Officials seek input on pools
• Canyon Country couple still missing
• 2 people hospitalized in Newhall gas station crash
• Domestic Violence Center announces its next president
• Canyon Country car-wash worker questioned in theft
• Quick veto earns stern rebuke from SCV officials
• Schools to rehire
• Groundbreaking slated for station in Santa Clarita
• Arraignments held in alleged theft ring
• Canyon Country couple still missing
• Alleged peeper pleads not guilty
• City thinks twice on annex
• Parent plans book exchange
• In honor of the stars and stripes
• Officials ready for budget’s ‘Round 2’
• State lawmakers approve Democratic budget bills
• Man pleas in fatal accident
• The original Valencia Old Orchard housing tract joins Newha
• Protesters ask Smyth to back Brown’s plan
• Firefighters take out Highway 14 brush fire
• County transfers three parks to city
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, June 15, 2011
• Toxin in well prompts concerns
• Firefighters knock down Highway 14 fire
• Burglary ring bust nets 16 arrests
• Newhall district reaches deal with teachers
• Grocery workers may strike
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, June 14, 2011
• Firefighters work to put out brush fire in Valencia
• UPDATED: Valencia apartment fire put out
• Traffic signals out after car crash
• City set to adopt update
• New plan may stop water fines
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, June 13, 2011
• Kids step into ring to join social circle
• Water deal looks to flush out debt issues
• Schools upset by train plan
• Classics and chili for the children
• An award kids can smile about
• Photo spotlight: June 12, 2011
• Crime Watch: Saturday, June 11, 2011
• Preschool applications open
• Juvie camp could close
• It’s Go time
• Redistricting maps released today
• Updated: Power out in Bridgeport community
• Bruce Fortine announces campaign for COC re-election
• New leadership at Saugus Union
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, June 10, 2011
• Community mourns man killed by car
• Boyfriend arrested in death
• Leaders call on the Capitol
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, June 9, 2011
• Feds report endangered species are OK at Newhall Ranch site
• Feds report endangered species are OK at Newhall Ranch site
• Canyon Country library closes for repairs
• Officials: Patients’ privacy breached
• Man arrested for May assault
• Updated: Downed power lines close portion of Sierra Highway
• For matters of maternity
• Hart district plans classroom upgrades
• A Festival of Music honors longtime superintendent
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, June 8, 2011
• Steel columns rise at Old Town Newhall Library
• Man pleaded not guilty of wild December crime spree
• Girl struck by car, suffers minor injuries
• School readies students for real world
• Hart district teachers honored
• Saugus man arrested for heroin possession
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, June 7, 2011
• Local group appeals Newhall Ranch phase
• County to mull Acton plans
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, June 6, 2011
• The Let’s Move Together Arthritis Walk at Six Flags Magic Mountain
• A shell shock stop
• Keeping children safe
• Local deputies host cookoff for causes
• Boys and Girls Club of the SCV host 40th annual benefit auction
• Firefighters prepare for season
• Photo Spotlight: Sunday, June 5, 2011
• Officials warn against brush-fire risk in heat
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, June 4, 2011
• Cougar accomplishment
• Officials: Library buys will help SCV
• SCV district starts to shape up
• Kickball at the park: parents vs. schoolchildren
• Redistricting commissioners may keep SCV whole
• Library friends ready for final chapter
• County-redistricting review extended
• College bill clears Assembly
• Fire and Sheriff’s officials team up for emergency response
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, June 3, 2011
• CHP officers arrest two for cocaine possession in Castaic
• New bill could change SCV school funding
• Sheriffs to hold first Stars and Stripes Barbecue
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, June 2, 2011
• Water officials ink Devil’s Den deal
• Wiley Canyon hosts Newhall School District’s 33rd annual Spring Concert
• Ender announces re-election bid
• A summer of opportunities
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Smyth urged to act on cuts
• A first for the arts
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, June 1, 2011
• I-405 to close for 53 hours in July
• Grant applications available
• Victim in Saturday's crash identified
• Ender to announce re-election campaign
• Preschool may stay open
• Military sacrifices remembered on Memorial Day
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, May 31, 2011
• SCV teacher arrested on alleged drug possession
• List of SCV war dead clarified
• Hart district starts home-school program
• Local club reaches out to veterans
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, May 30, 2011
• Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts place flags at Eternal Valley
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, May 29, 2011
• Report links charter schools
• Summer season starts with a splash
• The Signal announces new executive editor
• Road Runner’s new ride
• Academy grad worked to overcome obstacles
• COC honored for community service
• Tecnifícate’ event June 4
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, May 28, 2011
• Time to branch out, explore
• DUI checkpoint tonight
• Memorial Day activities planned
• City dedicates bridge to SCV’s fallen warriors
• Deputies ID vehicle-theft trends
• County to open mobile library
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, May 27, 2011
• Rosas brothers sentenced
• Preschool may stay open
• City OKs 13-percent hike for garbage fees
• In honor of Indian initiative
• SCV school board members named to county association
• Council approves citywide-fee hike
• Sulphur Springs to vote on charter school tonight
• Council approves citywide fee hike
• Updated: Council members vote to boost their salaries
• Burglary suspect sought
• Two men attempt robbery
• Council approves library purchase
• Cowboys set course for success
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, May 25, 2011
• Metro bus stop 799 to close
• Comedy Golf Classic a hit again
• Two attempt robbery Monday
• Updated: Skateboarder dies from injuries
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, May 24, 2011
• Neighbors tried to put out mobile-home fire
• Curtains close on long career
• Nine students accepted to U.C. Berkeley represent strong class, principal says
• Golden Valley High School students graduate
• Man arrested on suspected kidnapping, molestation
• City Council to hold budget hearing
• Bridge to be dedicated to servicemen Thursday
• Click It or Ticket campaign began today
• Council to mull buying libraries
• Man killed in mobile-home fire
• A festival to honor troops
• A hand to get a step ahead in school
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, May 23, 2011
• Bowman High grad excels past obstacles
• The courting of a courthouse
• Man charged with felony DUI
• Locals light up SCV for cause
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: May 16 - 22
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, May 21, 2011
• A CalArts curtain call
• Technology gives long arm a hand
• Jazz enthusiast to Columbia; swimmer heads to Naval Academy
• Crime Watch
• Hart district OKs Romero Canyon purchase
• Council to consider $8M purchase for libraries
• Unemployment falls for fourth month
• Deputies seize drugs
• Woman arrested for possession of drugs for sale
• Foundation asks Hart district to purchase development lots
• Teachers, parents reach out to family
• Dunkel will take lessons from JROTC
• Coming together for Viking sunset
• Yes I Can grad gives back to concert
• Car crashes into strip mall
• PAC performers announced
• New city library cards available in June
• Local reports phone scam to authorities
• Stolen BMW recovered
• Leader looks at state of county
• Alleged teen vandal arrested
• 2Day in the SCV Thursday, May 19
• Buck makes local stop on tour
• Officials hope to keep tax breaks
• Saugus Union appoints new superintendent
• Suspected teen vandal arrested
• County homeless services awarded $12M
• Commissioners OK 'One Valley, One Vision' general plan
• Historic building list moves on to City Council
• 2day in the SCV: Wednesday, May 18
• District may acquire foundation’s property
• Film crew readies sign for local shoot
• Help from the heart
• Castaic site back on Hart agenda
• UPDATED: Edison cuts power in Valencia for emergency repairs
• Woman involved in crash in coma
• Robbery suspect in custody
• Man caught allegedly stealing from Target
• County redistricting meeting tonight in Castaic
• Amgen Tour setback won’t affect Santa Clarita
• Signal change questioned
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, May 17, 2011
• Planning Commission to discuss historic homes
• Amgen Tour of California on its way
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, May 16, 2011
• SCV Jewish Food and Cultural Festival
• Senator wants board reform
• Gourmet Food Truck Festival and Classic Car Show rolls onto Creekside
• Teachers protest cuts in front of City Hall
• Man killed in crash on Sierra Highway
• SCV Helping Hand: Single mother of four
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, May 15, 2011
• Castaic relays fight against cancer
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, May 14, 2011
• Newhall bus stop closed Monday
• Local man arrested on fraud charges
• Mustangs move on
• Local indicted on hoax charges
• Deal keeps school year short
• Deputies arrest 4 gang members on theft charges
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, May 13, 2011
• Detectives recover goods after daylong standoff
• Step into a world of robot harmony
• Alleged purse snatcher sought
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, May 12, 2011
• Garden honors soldier killed in action
• Dozens of teachers handed pink slips
• Man barricades self in Newhall home
• Deputies seek man who followed boy
• Trucker pleads guilty to ferrying immigrants
• Ian Lamont steps down as Publisher of The Signal
• Magnitude-1.7 temblor rolls through SCV
• Man arrested for allegedly striking his grandmother
• Woman in serious condition after crash
• Castaic man killed in off-road crash
• UPDATED: Deputies catch robbery suspect at COC
• Tow-truck driver sentenced in kidnapping
• UPDATED: Laughs, swings to benefit Emergency Winter Shelter
• Minor earthquake rolls through SCV
• Cars, music, food to line Creekside
• Crash leaves 1 critical
• High-speed rail could be a boon for the SCV
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, May 10, 2011
• L.A. to train for wildfires
• Castaic group raises concerns
• Bundles of deceit
• City seeks to carve new paths
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, May 9, 2011
• Teens honored as everyday heroes
• Summer Meltdown concert kicks out the jams May 21
• Photo Spotlight: The week through our eyes
• Local group offers help for mothers, children
• 2Day in the SCV, Sunday, May 8, 2011
• The push for a united SCV
• Officials upgrade danger level for brushfires
• Driver charged with felony hit and run, DUI
• Thieves take $8K in school equipment
• A civil discourse
• Lessons learned from intolerance
• Crime Watch
• State to look at Hart board claims
• The Santa Clarita Valley celebrates Cinco De Mayo
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, May 6, 2011
• Mayors’ meal draws hundreds
• Mobile home destroyed in fire
• Man arrested for neglecting cat
• Call for state award nominations
• COC theater auditions
• Homeless man takes 23-year plea deal in 2009 stabbing
• Second look at high speed
• Locals prep for SCV Dodger Day May 14
• Overturned big-rig backs up I-5
• Hot tar, dumpster fire doused in Stevenson Ranch
• Deputies arrest teen after pursuit
• Youth Fishing Derby
• Santa Clarita woman honored for volunteerism
• Tug-of-war tax battle
• Students brawl on Saugus High campus
• National nonprofit profiles city manager
• Man who ran naked in Tesoro off medication
• Department store burglars arrested
• Man urinating near community gardens arrested
• Dig in at Cinco de Mayo celebration
• City expects library surplus
• Locals hope SCV kept in one district
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, May 2, 2011
• Taste of the Town gives sample of Santa Clarita Valley
• SCV Helping Hand: Hiram Yanez
• Locals discuss district desires
• The Old West, SCV-style
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: April 25 - May 1
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, May 1, 2011
• Michele E. Buttelman: Happy May Day to the Santa Clarita Valley
• Little Ladiez to sing at SCV Dodger Day May 14
• Vehicles crash in Saugus
• Crime Watch: Suspicious activity from April 19-27, 2011
• When enthusiasm for school bubbles over
• Sittin’ on the dock of the lake
• Brothers guilty of murder
• Caltrans honors fallen workers
• Seven contend to lead Saugus Union
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, April 29, 2011
• Hart officials announce bids for re-election
• Brothers await murder verdicts
• Deputies douse house fire
• City says 'no' to library tax
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, April 28, 2011
• Lessons in lifelong learning
• L.A. remains tops in pollution
• Council sets agenda for redistricting push
• Valencia convicted of second-degree murder
• Fire scorches hillside in Canyon Country
• Jury set to ponder fate of Valencia
• School play opens this week
• Charter tries Sulphur Springs again
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, April 27, 2011
• COC’s summer grows
• Winds pick up in the SCV
• County to survey need for library in Stevenson Ranch
• E-waste engulfed in flames
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, April 26, 2011
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, April 25, 2011
• Equality across the fields
• High school students display at CalArts
• Council to vote on library tech
• Faith-inspired theater at Vasquez Rocks
• A partnership with parents
• Chloride bill gets stalled
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, April 24, 2011
• City holds annual Eggstravaganza
• Fertile grounds, fertile minds
• Eggstravaganza at Central Park
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, April 23, 2011
• Council to vote on PAC deal
• Turbo on the move at Placerita
• Newhall businesses given a lift
• Chloride not yet on governor’s radar
• Hospital to ditch ‘team nursing’
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, April 22, 2011
• County asks for redistricting input
• Jerry Brown visits SCV to rally for tax extension
• Fight in Newhall results in arrest
• Man arrested for alleged indecent exposure in front of school
• Cream of the class
• Tiny dancers learn performing arts at Live Oak Elementary in Castaic
• Teacher, district talks hit the wall
• Cemex bill heads to committee
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, April 21, 2011
• Detectives still seeking victims in bathroom videotaping
• Officials ask for 1 valley, 1 district
• Community school explores world cultures
• Local congregation hosts Passover Seder
• 2Day in the SCV: April 20, 2011
• Gov. Jerry Brown may visit the SCV Thursday
• Nurses to hold vigil on ‘team nursing’
• Community mourns teen’s death
• Old Glory still glorious
• County budget balanced, for now
• Teacher Tribute on Wednesday
• SCV Helping Hand Fund 411 page
• UPDATED: Teen walking on Highway 14 freeway hit by car, killed
• Water board not an easy plunge
• Thousands crawl through mud in Castaic
• Festival a reminder to conserve
• Nature Center awarded $1M display grant
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, April 18, 2011
• Circle of Hope hosts walk to fight cancer
• Local nurses upset about team strategy
• Unemployment rate improves despite loss of local stores
• CNPA awards six top honors to The Signal
• Familial support: Locals raise money for family with mounting medical bills
• Saugus remembers Jonny Borondy with vigil
• Deputy: Valencia asked me to kill him
• SCV TalkBack!
• Kellar announces run for 4th term
• 2Day in the SCV: April 16, 2011
• DUI checkpoint nets three arrests
• Drunken woman allegedly attacks deputy
• Man arrested, charged with selling pot
• Community holds vigil for cancer victim
• Bicyclists testify in murder trial
• Board floats sewer-rate hike
• DUI/license checkpoint set for tonight
• Hospital swaps cleaning service
• Hart district board delays vote on property purchase
• An evening of mourning
• Valencia trial under way
• City reports results from library survey
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
• Officials to discuss sewer-rate increase
• Valencia DUI checkpoint nets 18 arrests
• Antonovich wants to stop half-price beer at Dodger Stadium
• Community service stays in the valley
• A classical approach to potential
• DUI/license checkpoint nets 18 arrests
• Dances with deadlines
• Rap producer sued for assault
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, April 12, 2011
• Captain zeroes in on trends
• Man in jail after high-speed pursuit
• Newhall Library under construction
• Auction bakes up dough
• Libraries’ familiar faces
• Mother starts autism charity
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, April 11, 2011
• Lexus of Valencia hosts bike-safety event
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: April 3-9
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, April 10, 2011
• Political lines that define
• Block party celebrates neighborhood makeover
• Waiting for the sun
• Portions of property won’t get cleaned of perchlorate
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturay, April 9, 2011
• Organization buys basketball wheelchair
• The workers behind the wash
• Young cyclists invited to bike safety clinic Saturday
• DUI checkpoint in Santa Clarita tonight
• Cemex bill will have another go in Congress
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, April 8, 2011
• District to vote on Castaic site
• Her place in the sun
• Two arrested for alleged involvement in baseball bat beating
• UPDATED: Newhall auto shop robbed at gunpoint
• Council takes 1st glance at One Valley
• Authorities seeking suspect in assault
• Neighbor irked over Castaic high site
• Leaders decry water-fee hike
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, April 7, 2011
• College touts success at bringing in the students, and keeping them
• Property tax due in April
• Creekside celebration scheduled
• Drought’s over, but still time to save
• Saugus man allegedly chokes off-duty officer
• Woman arrested after allegedly attempting to run over a child
• Bill would collect taxes from online sales
• A new perchlorate-level predicament
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, April 5, 2011
• Lights, camera, classtime
• Lightening the load
• aPaws International Pooper Scooper Week, April 1-7
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, April 4, 2011
• Chick-fil-A fundraiser today
• A kid and his keyboard
• Students raise funds for soldier
• School seeks global program
• Local Marine a mover in Afghanistan
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, April 3, 2011
• Local bridges need funds
• Pushing pedals for a cause
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: March 27 - April 3
• Chartering unfamiliar territory in academia
• SCV TalkBack!
• Earth Day, Career Day, and an enjoyment of all things eco-friendly
• Student-led event helps victims of tsunami, earthquake
• Health in numbers: Districts use myriad workouts to achieve state goals
• Officials hopeful on city-PAC deal
• Transient allegedly attacks store employee
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, April 1, 2011
• City seeks new arts commissioner
• Memorial for homeless woman set for today
• Oil-refinery tour reveals potential for the property
• Helmers students collect 3,000 items for food pantry
• Legacy Christian kids raise money for Japan
• Placerita students dance away with top honors
• Unit fees reach new height
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, March 31, 2011
• County supervisors approve youth self-sufficiency plan
• Officers seize drugs, guns from county probationers
• A fitting occasion
• State to look at library bill
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, March 30, 2011
• Specialist Rudy A. Acosta 411 page
• Homeless woman died in hospital waiting room
• Author to speak at Women's Conference at COC April 9
• New night bus available for Dodger games
• Meet the Grantmakers fundraising seminar on April 6
• CalArts students earn scholarships
• COC students get new computers to teach others
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, March 28, 2011
• Future Gigmasterz rock Route 66
• Well-heeled woman
• Car lodged in home after alleged drunk driving crash
• Newhall mulls bond measure
• Fallen soldier’s funeral will be held Thursday
• The Signal spotlight March 19-25
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, March 27, 2011
• DonorsChoose: An opportunity for enrichment
• Everything and the kitchen sink at the Home and Garden Show
• Employees stop suspected thief
• Short chase ends with no arrests
• Memorial ride to honor killed teen motorcyclist
• Jobless rate dips again in the SCV
• Songstress, students enjoy organic lesson plan
• UPDATED: Fish fry continues at St. Clare
• Man held after alleged COC bathroom videotaping
• State to take look at chloride
• Private Newhall road gets no public help
• Detectives: charred body still not identified
• Three arrested in Sylmar pot bust
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, March 25, 2011
• Residents show support, question Vista Canyon plan
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, March 24, 2011
• ‘Our son was a hero’
• Remnants of winter in SCV
• Hart Games provide special opportunity
• Cause unknown in teen’s death
• Dozens mourn death of Pfc. Rudy A. Acosta at memorial
• Cyclists to pedal again
• Fundraising seminar slated for April 6
• Man arrested for Castaic robbery
• City OKs library spending
• Judge tosses another library lawsuit
• Gorell names Woman of the Year
• No arrests made in Saugus hate crime
• Known gang member shot in hand, back
• SCV wades through storm effects
• Man shot; authorities seek witnesses
• UPDATED: Canyon Country soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Locals flush out results of taxpayers’ money
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, March 21, 2011
• Rain wreaks havoc on SCV
• Arson hate crime reported
• Hart district braces for cuts
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, March 20, 2011
• Salty talks tabled for time being
• Walk, jog or roll for life
• Art, music and the written word
• The week through our eyes
• State on county 'OVOV': Try again
• The 12,000-book, 150-million-word, 2-pig-kiss lesson plan
• City seeks volunteers for Cowboy Festival
• Sunday car show postponed
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, March 19, 2011
• Attorney General rebukes 'OVOV,' again
• Rescued horse to protect and serve for sheriff's department
• No radiation detected by monitors
• Suspect arrested for allegedly stealing van from theme park
• PAC-funding proposal rejected by city’s Arts Commission
• County unveils 2011 redistricting website
• Alleged Magic Mountain van thief busted
• Nurses challenge staffing
• Man arrested for taking power from laundry-room socket
• Homeless shelter closes for season
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, March 17, 2011
• High-speed rail plan chugs along
• Another district rejects Einstein
• CHP says DUI collisions are decreasing
• Classic car show Sunday
• City moves cash to pay for library
• Creekside makeover nears completion
• Pi Day shows students the fun around food
• Pup’s sewer slog
• Castaic resident accused of murder
• Educators rally for tax extensions
• Mobile billboards prompt new law
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, March, 14, 2011
• Words with woofs
• Number of homes in city up 18.3% in decade
• Library startup expenses could take decade to pay
• Newsmakers Awards recognizes SCV’s finest commotion-causers
• Community: Newhall Memorial appoints Dr. Richard S. Frankenstein as interim chief medical officer
• In remembrance of our state’s golden roots
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, March, 13, 2011
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: March 6-13
• Caltrans announces road closures
• Students grieve classmate’s death
• Charter seeks a home in Saugus district
• A focus on the finish line
• Crash in Newhall traps two
• DUI checkpoint in Santa Clarita tonight
• UPDATED: Tsunami swamps Hawaii shores, damages Calif. bays
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, March 11, 2011
• Standoff ends in arrest
• Room for hope and rhythm
• Council OKs design contract for widening
• Watchdog: city can’t collect
• Ash Wednesday service
• Crime trends down
• A marathon-sized accomplishment
• Council calls meeting to mull redevelopment
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, March 10, 2011
• Valencia man suspected of selling prescription drugs
• The numbers are in
• County OKs boost for mental health
• Settlement approved for auto shops
• Sure signs it’s almost spring in the SCV
• Officials ready for land study with meeting
• City hosts Getty tour
• Post office information session
• CHP amps up Highway 14 patrols
• ‘Inseparable’
• Campus a dead zone for cell phones
• Sync and swim for finals
• Study: Male apes show less caution with tools
• Council mulls deal with shop owners
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Feb. 27 to March 6
• San Diego man reported missing before alleged suicide attempt
• Training games at Paintball USA
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, March 6, 2011
• The $15,000 Santa Clara River mystery
• Kids jump rope to jump-start fundraising for the heart
• TalkBack!
• Cuts to close doors on club
• Hospital CEO: ‘We’re on par’ with rest of state
• Former chop shop owner arrested
• Driver injured as car plummets off Lake Hughes Road
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, March 4, 2011
• Fire Department honors locals for saving lives
• Police hand hoax charges to D.A.’s Office
• Giving the gift of dance
• UPDATED: Power back on in Canyon Country
• Sex-crime investigation stalls after two months
• Fun-damental approach to reading
• Library lawsuit dismissed by attorney
• Emblem to reopen in fall 2012
• Library books, buildings under negotiation
• County to resurface Stevenson Ranch road
• Deputies smell marijuana, arrest Valencia man for drugs
• Detectives find $2,500 worth of heroin in man’s underwear
• Breaking into the hearing world
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, March 2, 2011
• CORRECTION: Castaic high school meeting next Tuesday night
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, March 1, 2011
• Center soars ahead
• Band honors the sound
• Car pursuit starts near Castaic
• Masses munch at festival
• Emblem opening might hit delay
• Polar plunging for charity
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 28, 2011
• Homeless man a ‘good person’ — but conflicted
• State asks district for more details on Romero Canyon
• The snowscape returns
• Cleanup continues at toxic property
• On the Road with The Signal
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Feb. 21-27, 2011
• Students reflect on gay issues
• Wet weather forecast across SCV
• McKeon talks troop withdrawal
• Dead man identified
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011
• Cold front coming through
• A sign of dedication
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Feb. 25, 2011
• Doctors’ influence at heart of hospital struggle
• Locals meet possible city land partners
• A home at 100
• Know when to hold ’em
• Outpost planned for Stevenson Ranch
• Council OKs buying more open space
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011
• A beeline for books: Canyon Country library reopens
• Council OKs measure to advance affordable housing
• Woman arrested for alleged assault
• Man allegedly threatened to kill mother
• Agency angles to reset chloride standards
• Council mulls low-cost housing project
• Dead man found near Canyon Country library
• Cal Grant deadline nears
• Potential Whittaker-Bermite developers host open house
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011
• Traffic backed up on I-5 north
• Library to reopen today
• Einstein Academy tries Saugus Union
• Storm subsides
• Program gives landlords tenets on picking tenants
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 21, 2011
• From the big house to the big screen
• Storm plays fatal role in crash
• Why legislators like land-swaps
• Owners decry historic listings
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Feb. 14-20
• A look at the lay of the law
• Local districts clash over water supply
• Seniors’ home meals in trouble
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011
• CSUN summer registration begins March 28
• New summer arts program director
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Feb. 18, 2011
• Library set to reopen
• Stevenson Ranch in the works
• Drug busts lead to 4 arrests
• A special link to the lesson
• Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library re-opens Tuesday
• Gang sweep targets alleged Armenian Power members
• Vista Canyon annexation approved
• Forest Service job fair Saturday
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011
• Food truck festival postponed
• Woman involved in July 4th crash pleads not guilty
• Dozen crashes in Santa Clarita Valley so far
• Borders files Chapter 11; Valencia store to close
• Castaic community discusses proposed high school
• Advocacy group adds new claim to library lawsuit
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011
• Pair of storms appears SCV-bound, experts say
• COC students protest funding cuts
• Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival 2011
• Two arrested for weapons, assault and battery after party
• Charter school session today
• Two arrested for firing guns in northern Canyon Country
• City library survey open
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2011
• Question for readers: How is your economic recovery progressing?
• Sweet seconds at Super Bowl
• Students challenge faculty on new turf
• Valentine’s Day business has rosy outlook
• Boxer-sponsored bill is last-ditch try to block Cemex mine
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 14, 2011
• Crime stats present a mix of info
• Castaic cleanup
• Parker, Runner decision is Tuesday
• In-your-face discipline
• West Ranch heads to state Academic Decathlon
• Leaders offer grim view
• Builder bows out of deal
• Hart High, Placerita Junior High experience outage
• City won $55.4 million in grants last two years
• Book swap Sunday
• UPDATED: Phone service disrupted in SCV
• A chain of pain
• Motorcyclist injured in Thursday crash
• Penn. State alumni hold West Coast fundraiser
• Fire ties up Highway 14
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Feb. 5-11
• Man dies on set of TV show
• Sign code gains clarity
• From free to fee
• Driver in fatal crash will not be charged
• Two Senior Center patrons claim abuse
• Bark in the park
• 40 years after
• Council approves lower pension contributions
• Car dealer sues partner
• Senior Center is short on lunch money
• UPDATED: State Senate candidates talk taxes, jobs
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011
• Car crashes into Saugus driveway
• Engineer gives word on library
• City to consider decreasing pension costs for new hires
• Water plans may drown in earmark moratorium
• Charges filed in fatal Fourth of July crash
• Alleged kidnap, assault victim found in Santa Clarita
• ‘Underdogs’ through film
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Feb. 7, 2011
• Fire academy sets teens on right path
• Holiday hat drive caps off at 500
• Heart Fair checks for fair hearts
• Cemex bill may die in Senate
• City touts all-time low crime rate
• Local thanked for help in fight against graffiti
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011
• A harken back to a time when silence was golden
• Meeting to update public on Castaic high school
• Tasty culinary lessons
• Jobs report boosts hope for economy
• Prostitution sting nets 18 arrests
• District to bear mental-health costs
• Prostitution sting nets 18 arrests in Castaic
• Six Flags job fair
• Few spots left for Principal for Day
• Hip-hopping and locking at Mountainview Elementary School
• Celebrating 102 years of life with Dodger greats
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Feb. 4, 2011
• Bones found in Placerita Canyon
• City gets smart on irrigation
• Eat chocolate, stay single, live to 104
• New approach for cleaning up neighborhoods
• City continues ‘cautious’ game plan for budget
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011
• EPA sets new standard for rocket-fuel toxin
• ‘Toy Story’ auditions
• Boy with heart condition airlifted
• Employee allegedly stole hundreds from store’s safe
• Locals learn to embrace the grind at Castaic Sports Complex
• McKeon: no Cemex bill in ’11
• District’s handling of money questioned
• Hit-and-run driver to face evaluation
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011
• Detectives looking for suspects in Castaic ‘skim’ case
• Man gets 16 months for killing dachshund
• Driver not charged for fatal collision
• District seeks new path to travel
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011
• Murder remains unsolved
• Tahitian flavor moves through Castaic
• Novak takes lead of LAFCO
• Runner talks taxes and challenges
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 31, 2011
• Volunteers scour SCV for homeless count
• Documents clear conflict claims
• Handmade for heroes
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Jan. 24-30, 2011
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011
• School officer charged in shooting
• Officials cut power after crash
• Charter school info night
• FlowerSols in bloom in Valencia
• Voter-registration deadline Monday
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 28, 2011
• City has new rub for massage spots
• ‘Ask The Psychiatrist’ event Feb. 1
• Sulphur Springs denies charter school
• Two teens charged with stealing beer
• Wine benefit Feb. 10
• Saugus teen charged with fire
• Man allegedly punched and cut his brother
• Brown defends cuts, tax increases
• Library-tax vote gets rescheduled
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011
• Mom takes plea in child’s death
• Body found in wash
• Council OKs real estate partnership
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011
• Going for a bite at Castaic Lake
• Officials close Ottman case
• Deputies go digital with data
• School districts notch high marks on financial reports
• Gas company fixes Castaic leak
• Lyons gets smoothed
• Council to vote on Whittaker partners
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011
• Flight and finesse in acrobatic performance for schoolchildren
• Fair of crafts and critters
• Agency to go solar
• District seeks input in search for head
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 24, 2011
• County checks out library tax
• Measure C group to end with funds spent
• Class follows call for square dancing
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight: Jan. 17-23, 2011
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 23, 2011
• SCV’s Newsmakers nominees announced
• Inspiration leads to participation
• Steps for coming together
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011
• Residents question library committee
• Hands-on learning, home-school style
• Charter school seeks district approval
• Nature’s latest local companion
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 21, 2011
• Group keeps up fight against Romero Canyon
• City put out by ‘F’ grade
• Detectives say Castaic ‘skim’ scheme may have taken from hundreds
• Wind-whipped shoppers look for deals at farmers market
• Stephens sentenced to 17 years or more
• Suspected tagging crew members arrested
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2011
• City staff gives planners assurance on water supply
• COC expects bleak budget
• CalArts students try to expand their palettes
• Council member relishes second chance
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011
• Bomb trail turns cold
• Officials plan to pump up water pressure
• Hart report in, claims linger
• UPDATED: Bomb threat at Valencia Commerce Center is over
• Woman pointed knife, shouted slurs at Hart Park officer
• City to host seminar on crime prevention
• A swing to sunny skies
• Two arrested in drug bust
• No car, no charges in hit-and-run crash
• Planners aim for airy goal
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 18, 2011
• Roundabout road plans receive mixed reviews from motorists
• UPDATED: Where were you when the Earth shook 17 years ago?
• Senate hopeful holds meet and greet
• 95 and full of life
• Investigator in fire chief suicide to publish report
• COC sees increase in donations
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 17, 2011
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Jan. 9-15, 2010
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 16, 2011
• Meet and greet with candidate
• Office space holds at one-third vacant
• The makings of a library system
• City offers disaster training
• Three men arrested in Canyon Country burglary
• Deputies searching for man after freeway fight
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011
• Castaic high moves on amid protest
• Newhall’s neighborly cleanup
• Martial arts teacher arrested for assault, released from custody
• To our readers
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 14, 2011
• Lobbyists look to save tax breaks
• Developer’s water fees could be rising
• Canyon Country Park welcomes new art
• UPDATED: Three-acre brush fire in Castaic doused in less than an hour
• Council to consider reduced library tax
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Jan. 13, 2011
• CHP celebrates Amber Alert Awareness Day
• City sets aside $93K to share books for libraries
• Two men arrested at COC with 9 mm gun, 250 pills
• School to pray for Ferry
• Council approves contract
• Three cars crash in Saugus
• Hart lawyer reviews board member
• Murder trial set Jan. 24
• Local driver recognized for exceptional service
• Sharon Runner to meet and greet
• New banner company in works
• Brown marks up budget
• Council letter stirs pot
• History preserved with Hart
• Man charged for hit-and-run
• Electronics meet end for exam entrance
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 10, 2011
• Students raise funds for Haiti home
• Same old emergency
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011
• City to riders: Relax a little
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Jan. 1-8, 2010
• Coming to Castaic: ramps, rails and ollies
• Ring thief rips Ro, Ma
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, several wounded
• Democrats to choose convention delegates
• Mother of murder victim to face trial
• Local schools host efforts to short-circuit e-waste
• Class, studying, then food truck
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 8, 2010
• Canyon Country man charged with robbery
• Man charged with stalking ex
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Jan. 7, 2010
• Hart district stays committed to the canyon for Castaic
• Man kills self at shooting range
• Hart district stays committed to the canyon for Castaic
• A sanctuary for second chances
• Fire-danger level lowered
• Former IRS employee guilty of fraud
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Jan. 6, 2011
• Local hospital honored for organ donations
• A life renewed
• Councilman Ferry comes home from the hospital
• Visions of rolling green hills
• Ferry out of the hospital
• Newhall District preschool registration starts Jan. 24
• Canoga Park man arrested after high-speed chase
• Runner sworn in on tax board
• Suit raises ‘Ranch’ hurdle
• Shelter looks for local ‘friends’
• High-speed chase leads to suspected burglars’ L.A. arrest
• Castaic high may help spur growth
• Supervisors OK river storm channel repairs in Santa Clarita
• Coalition sues state over Newhall Ranch permits
• Firefighters urge heat safety
• Starting the new year off with a chilly splash
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2011
• Fun while it lasted
• L.A. DUIs down overall
• Year in Review: City’s reaches milestones in ’10
• Year in Review: Council incumbents best challengers
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Jan. 3, 2011
• UPDATED: Santa Clarita Valley under rare weather
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Jan. 2, 2010
• Boone continues to serve city as new parks commissioner
• SCV welcomes Baby New Year
• Cemex bill gets buried again
• Tending to your winter garden
• Hospital grows with community demand
• SCV readies for the roses
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Jan. 1, 2010
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 31, 2010
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Dec. 27-31, 2010
• Plentiful presents, bittersweet Christmas
• Travelers greeted by gusts, traffic
• Year in Review: The path to Castaic high school
• Railroad Avenue project scheduled for Tuesday
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 30, 2010
• Two-van crash slows Stevenson Ranch traffic
• Rain, rain, come and stay
• Hospitalized councilman’s health continues to show improvement
• A taste of the Arctic on New Year’s Day
• Schools land tech money
• Crime down from 2009
• A local educator to advise for state
• The words that ignited a national debate
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010
• Rain returns to Santa Clarita Valley
• City offers Christmas tree services
• Canyon Country man allegedly assaulted 70-year-old mother
• Man arrested on carjacking charge
• Plenty in stores for season
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010
• Friendship, preparation make it easier to breathe
• Literacy Festival: Reporter for a Day
• The Signal's 2010 Year in Review 411
• J-Team fights drug problem
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Dec. 29, 2010
• SCV top cop targets drugs, gangs in 2011
• Rains drench post-Christmas shoppers
• A giving tradition
• The magical tale of Santa’s suits
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Dec. 19-26, 2010
• The year of chloride ends with no resolution
• Rain will come and go this week
• Deliveries of love and cheer
• A celebration of the longest night
• Newhall Ranch to include 2 schools
• Not just about the presents
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Dec. 25, 2010
• FPPC inquiry to be filed in January
• Horse killed on Sierra Highway
• Local activist to receive award
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 24, 2010
• Shopping wraps up
• SCV gets a feel for the sun
• Library vote draws thunderous criticism
• Homeless students handed support
• Chaos leads to charges
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 23, 2010
• Residents raise gridlock concerns
• Runner vacates Senate seat early
• Four arrested after alleged kidnapping
• Two men arrested for alleged theft in Canyon Country
• Two arrested for alleged car theft
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2010
• County officials to unveil nursing-home grading system
• Holiday checklist: tree, coat, umbrella
• More teens waiting to hit the road
• One more time, with feeling
• Judge tosses out privacy case against library takeover
• SCV gets soaked
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2010
• High-speed rail extended to Bakersfield
• Murder trial rivets SCV
• Smiles abound in Newhall
• Where the buffalo still roam
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Dec. 20, 2010
• Making the holidays possible
• State designates Bowman High a model school
• Jobless rate near all-time high
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Dec. 11 to Dec. 17
• Education's evolving doors
• Healing hands lend help in Haiti
• Two killed in rainy I-5 collision
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010
• Conflict claim to hit state watchdog
• Say ‘Hello’ to Mandarin
• Sheriff’s Department to step up DUI patrols
• Gas prices and rain don’t deter travelers
• Save the date: SCV Dodger Day Saturday, May 14
• Councilman out of ICU, still in hospital
• City hopes to keep it fresh at market
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 17, 2010
• Scout’s honorable action
• Officials celebrate Main Street renovations
• Ferry update: Councilman out of intensive care
• Two teens arrested for SCV burglaries
• Solomon named board president for Newhall district
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010
• State grants boon to valley’s businesses
• Water ruling favors folks over the fish
• Hospitalized councilman breathing unassisted
• County Child & Family Services expands Santa Clarita offices
• Vasquez Rocks to get center
• State casts a shadow over city
• Library-tax poll under way
• McLean sworn in as mayor
• Dimmer future for unincorporated county areas
• City may contract premier consultant
• Christmas stays on schedule
• Alleged Craigslist robbers caught in police web
• Crafters knit hats for cancer patients
• A sound start
• Wading through wages
• Party sparks hope in kids
• Homes full of heart
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Dec. 13, 2010
• Hospitalized councilman making progress
• A chance to dress for success
• Planners try to address growing concerns
• SCV developers could be building a shortage
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Dec. 3 to Dec. 10
• COC appoints new board president
• Castaic Union board president appointed
• Pet photos with Santa today
• Councilman still in hospital
• Wind advisory in effect through 6 p.m. Saturday
• Saugus wells close to on tap
• A light for the lost
• School district turns the corner
• Varner resigns as Canyon football head coach
• Louise Elerding: Santa, I told the truth all year
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 10, 2010
• Locals share tragic tales
• More than 1,000 acres of green
• Senior taken by wire scam
• Newhall Memorial health fair Friday
• Saugus Union appoints new board president
• Fair Oaks school gets grant
• Councilman remains in critical condition
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010
• McKeon to chair Armed Services Committee
• Toxic lot nears milestone
• Saugus Union School District chief to retire
• The Jewish Festival of Lights on ice
• Updated: Assistance pours in for fire victims
• Saugus schools superintendent retiring
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010
• Residents voice concern over 'OVOV' plan
• Ferry in critical but stable condition
• Ferry hospitalized in critical condition, but stable
• UPDATED: Fire leaves local family homeless for holidays
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Dec. 6, 2010
• Cadets take trial by fire for friends, family
• Tree lights up in Valencia
• Food trucks tantalize local tastes
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Dec. 5, 2010
• Two arrested for alleged threat to man
• Valencia sandwich shop hosts fundraiser
• The literati's life
• Investigators expected to keep quiet on fraud probe
• Chances to give to fire victims
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010
• School windows smashed, valuables stolen
• A West Ranch crescendo: Young band program making its mark
• Local recyclables travel the globe
• Community Garden groundbreaking this morning
• Stephens sentencing continued
• Pets to hop on Santa’s lap
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Dec. 3, 2010
• Alleged robber foiled by cell phone
• Stephens sentencing for Pipho murder continued to January
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010
• ‘You feel human again’
• Eight nights begin with a light
• Hart district gets $1M training grant
• Mom arrested after hitting varsity coach
• Valencia Valley gets new science lab
• Hart dance benefit Saturday
• City may take contaminated site
• Man ID’d in fatal collision
• Winter shelter readies for crowd
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010
• To lend a hand
• Two injured in crash on Decoro near Copper Hill
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010
• October home prices hit low
• Supervisors consider library tax
• Woman injured in patrol car crash
• The present of presence
• Snowballs make rare appearance in the SCV
• Land deal builds dream
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 29, 2010
• Chopping and shopping for Christmas trees
• Stephens to receive sentence Thursday
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Nov. 21-27
• Culinary traditions cast aside for street munchies
• Driver killed in Valencia car crash
• Retailers, shoppers ready for Cyber Monday
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Nov. 27
• The bargains and the bizarre
• Alaskan chill visits SCV
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Nov. 26
• Homeless shelter hosts open house to thank community
• Sounds of fulfillment
• The fixings by the fix-it shop
• A grateful gathering
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Nov. 25, 2010
• Giving thanks for the place they call home
• Alleged gang member jailed
• Council approves library payout
• A Thanksgiving in the hospital
• City OKs recycling sites
• Canyon Country library to reopen in March
• Uprooted tree smashes pickup truck
• Center cooks up a Thanksgiving celebration
• County votes to ban pot clinics
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2010
• Drivers injured in crash
• A look at the books
• Agency fined for ‘chronic’ problems
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010
• Compromise would cost city
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 22, 2010
• A formula for fashion
• Destination: Gardens of the Canyons
• Unemployment levels out
• The show must, and does, go on — for 24 hours
• Heavy rains flood Southland freeways
• ‘A chance to be themselves’
• This isn’t your parents’ vocational education
• Chief’s suicide under scrutiny
• Legacy donates clothing
• New Metrolink railcars to improve safety
• PTA Reflections — Arts Recognition and Achievement program
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010
• Rabid bats on the rise
• DUI checkpoint tonight in SCV
• Veto puts schools in limbo
• Planners approve private school for Happy Valley
• County to give its own OVOV report
• Pantries hope for season of giving
• Weather forecast spells rain for SCV
• County OKs next step for road project
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010
• Extending olive branches in Stevenson Ranch
• Handyman charged with animal abuse
• California Republicans ready for new power
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2010
• COC breaks ground for bigger library
• Plastic sacked
• And then there were 3
• County kills small projects
• Transit strike averted
• District may keep cuts
• Hearing to focus on traffic
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010
• Skateboarder goes horizontal
• Crash knocks out power
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 15, 2010
• Historical examination
• Hospital records get jolt
• Breaking a tackle on a windy day
• Court: Boy can’t sue district
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Nov. 14, 2010
• Funding shortfalls plague special education
• Healing hands fight dental disease
• ‘Lost art’ and crafts in Valencia
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010
• Canyon Country man charged with attempted murder against a child
• Stranded at sea: Hart grad among thousands stuck for days on disabled cruise ship
• ‘Power of the citizenry’
• Six Flags donates time to SCV with Project 6
• Newhall School District to be honored
• Comedy benefit show Sunday
• Golden Valley gets new lab supplies
• Library committee deadline today
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Nov. 12, 2010
• Public invited to Elsmere Canyon dedication Friday
• Bus- driver deal on table
• Skyblue works on tolerance lesson plan
• A man and his Huey
• Construction scrutiny
• Public invited to attend Elsmere Canyon dedication
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010
• Old-school, interactive social networking
• Late-season change in the SCV
• Alleged kidnapping in Newhall
• Makeover set for Creekside
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010
• Deputies investigate reported attempted kidnapping
• High school site studied
• Einstein Academy to try for charter
• Ruling in Pride v. The Signal case
• Stephens case undecided
• McKeon named to transition team
• Scooter-rider recovering from collision
• City holds its largest race ever
• Punches, protection in the park
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 8, 2010
• Newhall hit-and-run victim fights for life
• Newhall patrons want parking lot
• Santa Clarita Valley Rose Society hosts 17th annual Rose Show at Hart Park
• Weather service issues warning
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010
• Patrick Merrill art on display
• ‘Can’t put a price on that’
• Domestic Violence Center overcomes cutbacks
• Library battle to grow
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010
• Marathon takes scenic route Sunday; traffic detoured
• Burkhart named 2011 VIA chairman
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Nov. 5, 2010
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight
• Free flu shots today
• VIA luncheon Nov. 16
• Human remains found at LARC Ranch
• Santa Clarita Transit bus drivers reject deal; strike possible
• Suspected watch bandit busted in sting
• CLWA incumbents flooded with votes
• A study of language and the arts
• Closing arguments in Stephens murder trial
• Saddling success
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010
• Election: Brown governor again; Smyth keeps seat amid strong GOP gains
• Election: Local GOP, tea party members celebrate national gains Tuesday; drama unfolds at SCV polls
• Election: water board incumbents re-elected by wide margins
• West Creek celebrates school’s opening period
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010
• Notes draw ire in murder trial
• Teenage robbery suspect arrested
• CHP car involved in crash
• Election: Boxer wins, Dems save Senate majority, Reid; GOP grabs 6 seats
• Election: Red Tuesday shifts House
• Preparing for the polls
• Trick or treat for the troops
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010
• ‘It’s about survival’
• Swastikas painted on campaign signs
• Fire snarls traffic
• Town council hopefuls up for election
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Nov. 1, 2010
• Deputy haunts last jailhouse
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Oct. 31, 2010
• A fix for broken school funding
• COC homecoming honors
• Fallen oak damages Senior Center lot
• Chilling political climate
• McKeon to receive award
• Hiker rescued from Vasquez Rocks
• Officials search for van driver
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010
• COC hosts flu clinic
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight
• Northlake Hills holds annual blood drive
• Halloween Fiesta tonight
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Oct. 29, 2010
• Man attempts to pick up student runner
• Problem found in the flush
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Oct. 22, 2010
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight
• Film festival continues tonight at COC
• UPDATED: Plane crash in Agua Dulce kills 3 people, 3 horses
• City of Santa Clarita hosts Festival of the Arts this weekend
• Signal website down Saturday for server move
• Two men arrested in death of Canyon Country woman
• Hart High School celebrates latest addition at Back-to-School Night
• D.A.: Pride still a suspect
• Stroller-car crash leads to collision
• Ferry takes aim at candidate
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• Detectives drop case against Pride
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010
• Jury selection in Stephens murder trial begins
• Dine for a cause
• Cleaners mistaken for burglars
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010
• Local hospital employee recognized for teaching
• Smog renders air quality unsafe
• Library move prompts legal threat
• Cultivating classroom scientists: Saugus school enjoys new lab
• County library proponents threaten litigation
• Blazing heat scorches SoCal
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010
• Tammy Marashlian: Homeless for a night
• Plum Canyon developer sells remaining lots
• Duct tape, stun gun, ransom
• Good ol’ family fun
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
• Building a model of efficiency
• With the help of Hoefflin
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010
• Intertribal celebration: Native American groups celebrate culture at Hart Park
• Feds are looking for gang fugitive
• Data error nearly annexes local’s land to city lot
• Modern miracles of medicine: treatment helps local girl walk again
• Cuts threaten preschools
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• Behind razor wire, families reunite
• Companies to pay $5.4M for Piru blaze
• Kidnapping hearing set for Monday
• Fire watch Saturday through Monday
• Hiking, fishing in Angeles National Forest free on Saturday
• ‘Teen Scene Unplugged’
• ‘Punt, Pass, and Kick Competition’
• College Week Live Oct. 7
• Fall Star Party Oct. 15
• City buys Elsmere Canyon
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010
• Caston’s recognized as Dealer of the Year
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010
• Marks for mobile food?
• Heat to build up in the SCV
• Hart district lays out goals
• Community greets newest fire official
• County seeks money to measure emissions
• Rumor stirs Valencia High
• Gas leak leads to evacuation
• Home sales continue to lag locally
• Three students arrested after backpack theft
• Meet new fire chief
• UPDATED: Broken gas line prompts temporary evacuation
• New office at CalArts
• Northlake Hills blood drive Oct. 28
• Son arrested after allegedly stealing dad’s car
• Man arrested after deputies find pot in his car
• Electrical fire causes $50K in damage
• Charters face test of time
• Charity’s winning hand
• Saugus High School improv gets some laughs
• Grappling to honor the fallen officers
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Sept. 20
• Plans for the future
• State report shows local job growth
• The anti-incumbency aftermath
• On the Road
• Rides, tradition and tasty fundraising
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Sept. 19
• Taco-a-Thon
• Progress reports won’t be mailed
• New appointment at CalArts
• Two named to oversight committee
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Sept. 17
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Sept. 11 to Sept. 16, 2010
• CLWA offers scholarships for teens
• Garden to spring up next year
• Driver strikes pedestrian
• New record store throws grand opening bash Saturday
• Rape suspect arrested in New York now in SCV
• McKeon hands out pocket docs on Constitution Day
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 16
• McLean rails against state demands made without funds
• Health-insurance conference Friday
• Application filed for SCV enterprise-zone expansion
• Teen charged with sexual assault
• Chili cook-off set for October
• Call for submissions
• Actress joins CalArts faculty
• Masterson out as Chamber executive director
• Senior Center names James Morgan as new executive director
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 15
• Cub Scout meeting tonight
• What did you do for summer vacation?
• Meet the new fire chief
• Schools improve on state tests
• Democratic Club of SCV to hold monthly meeting
• COC theater auditions Saturday
• Castaic man arrested for shooting gun in hotel
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Sept. 13, 2010
• Route 66 Classic Grill hosts 9/11 tribute
• Locals gather to clear trash from river
• A blast from the past
• State releases API scores today
• 9/11 events honor victims, the first responders and others who have given their lives
• No fine lines for water board
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010
• Locals schools anticipate federal funding boost
• In remembrance of their sacrifice
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010
• A morning at the Way Station Coffee Shop in Newhall
• Classically inspired registration process
• Power outage a game-changer for fan
• Week in Review
• Man arrested for allegedly threatening deputy
• UPDATED: SCV remembers 9/11 tragedy with local events
• Toxic cleanup filters worn out
• Unemployment continues to rise
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Sept. 10, 2010
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Sept. 6 to Sept. 10 2010
• Senior Center gets donated truck
• Feds to look into Station Fire
• Alleged gang members get life for drive-by
• Summer heat relents for cool spell
• Water board levies four more fines
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010
• Court won't order state to defend Proposition 8
• COC finishes Mentry Hall expansion
• Man charged with forcing his girlfriend to go to hospital
• Two Saugus men charged for vodka theft
• Three arrested for breaking into car
• L.A. County to assist with Gulf oil-spill cleanup
• Veterans Memorial to host 9/11 tribute
• Valencia man killed on I-5
• Suspect vents at SCV Sheriff's Station, gets nowhere fast
• Thousands hit by Saugus power outage
• High-tech irrigation system saves water
• Labor Day no sweat at Castaic Lake
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Sept. 7
• Palmdale man arrested in link to burglaries
• Chinese school grows
• Fast rail won’t stop in the SCV
• Expo sculpts new culture for Santa Clarita Valley
• Libraries begin new chapter
• Castaic resident named ‘Volunteer of the Year’
• City eyes outdoor shopping
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Students’ financial aid soars
• Victim: Getaway driver deserves no compassion
• Rescued horses find loving home
• After dark, from keystrokes to doorsteps
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Aug. 28 to Sept. 5, 2010
• For flag and country
• Walk, or run, for hunger
• Men frighten girl
• Driver charged with DUI in bus collision
• Local academy hopes to charter elementary path
• Suspected drunk driver collides with Santa Clarita Transit bus
• VIA luncheon Sept. 16
• Doughnut fundraiser Sept. 10
• Hart dance team clinic Sept. 18
• Foundation fundraiser Sept. 18
• Nonprofit disaster training event Sept. 21
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010
• Crime cleanup
• Rodriguez to die for sex-killing of 5-year-old
• UPDATED: Power back on in Saugus
• City eyes largest annexation yet
• Architect of Valencia dies at 84
• Studying adds up for local teen
• Locals enjoy beating the heat at lower Castaic Lake
• ‘Some things you never forget’
• City eligible for new help in fight against homelessness
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010
• CHP out for drunk drivers
• Stevenson Ranch Elementary gets funds from Vons
• Fundraiser walk sign-ups
• Cops raid Valencia house, find 200 pot plants, other drugs
• Computers stolen from Val Verde Boys & Girls Club
• UPDATED: Brush fire burns 10 acres in Stevenson Ranch
• Waitlisted
• District may trim school year
• Man arrested for hauling nearly 75 pounds of pot
• Man allegedly had drugs, brass knuckles in car
• Memorial for fallen deputy today
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 30, 2010
• Second suspect sought in Castaic kidnap
• Smyth to float bill
• AYSO forges friendships
• Local veteran works out his post-service plan
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010
• Digital bound futures: The Signal looks at e-books
• Small brush fire erupts near Castaic Lake Road and Lake Hughes
• Supervisor announces reward for information about hate crime
• District honored for diversity program
• Fire Department controls small brush fire in Castaic
• Castaic rape suspect captured in NY state
• Locals wing it for Flugtag
• Family uncovers long-lost relative
• Already making marks
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010
• Owl rescued at Santa Clarita Aquatic Center
• Cops seek man in connection with Castaic kidnapping, robbery, assault
• North Hills man arrested for attempted theft
• Woman arrested in Canyon Country with knife, brass knuckles
• Downtown Newhall webcam
• Val Verde Park concert
• CSUN adds online course
• Man charged with indecent exposure, public intoxication
• Child airlifted to hospital
• Valencia man arrested for having concealed gun
• Newhall Memorial celebrates 35 years
• Layoff-recovery workshop Friday
• Hart district deadline Friday
• Rabjohn is the new park president of Six Flags Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor
• Last words on libraries
• Santa Clarita property tax drops $148M
• COC names Silver Spur honoree
• UPDATED: CHP SigAlert: Big-rig crash injures 3, closes Highway 14 till 3:30 p.m.
• New ICU now operational
• Hart district outpaces county, state
• Former Canyon High football coach Harry Welch has prostate cancer
• Jay Thomas exits Magic Mountain for corporate gig in Texas
• Alleged drug dealers arrested
• UPDATED: Authorities investigate cause of prison riot
• Driver of crashed big rig allegedly had drugs
• High school exit exam figures released
• Inmates attack deputies at Castaic jail
• Sheriff's deputy fires gun in Stevenson Ranch
• Castaic high faces hurdles
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 23, 2010
• Library showdown looms
• Gym works out for firefighter
• COC to host new exhibit
• Girl, 14, assaulted in Saugus park
• Jobless rate hits all-time high locally
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010
• No silver bullet for salt
• For those long, late hauls
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Aug. 14-20, 2010
• Man shocked during wire heist
• Short sales hamper market
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010
• Is your home’s chrome green?
• Robert Lamoureux: Homeowner is blinded by the light
• More SCV mosquitos test positive for West Nile virus
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Aug. 20, 2010
• Every wolf(dog) has its day here
• Salt-of-the-earth solution
• Music programs hit notes
• DUI checkpoint set for Friday night
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Aug. 19, 2010
• Rotary Club of SCV to honor fallen vets
• A fight on the homefront
• Rotary Club of SCV to honor fallen vets
• Adopt one cat, get one free
• Woman busted on drug charges and warrants
• The California water enforcers 411
• UPDATED-CORRECTED: Lancaster man seriously injured in Acton crash
• Panel to provide nonprofit discussion
• Man arrested in Newhall stabbing
• Sulphur Springs drops tax-hike proposal
• COC program chosen to be partner
• Submit your Zone for Kids essays
• Wine tasting and book signing
• Woman arrested for bringing drugs into Pitchess
• Luau for adult day care
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010
• TAP fee starts Sept. 1
• State releases STAR test data
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 16, 2010
• SCV challenges water cops
• COC readies for new year, new courses
• Spares, strikes, a good cause
• Support on hand for special needs
• Tire blowout backs up Interstate 5, sends 2 to hospital
• One last summer splash
• Culinary arts gets cooking at COC
• ‘Fair and firm’ cash grab
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 15, 2010
• Sheriff’s checks this weekend
• Concerts series wrapping up
• Interstate 5 lane closures next week
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 14, 2010
• Soft water’s environmental benefits
• Detectives seek rapist
• West Nile mosquitoes found in Canyon Country
• Wacky Wendee visits Santa Clarita Little People Day Care and Pre-School
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, Aug. 7-13, 2010
• Gilhooley funeral Sunday in Tujunga
• Parolee arrested for child porn
• ‘The Bachelor’ cast members in Slip ‘n Slide event
• District announces Measure SA-committee opening
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Aug. 12, 2010
• Superintendent: Budget will remain rocky for 2 to 5 years
• McKeon: GOP can take House in November
• Palmdale man arrested after short pursuit
• Authorities search for two burglary suspects
• VIA luncheon Aug. 17
• ‘Zone for Kids’ to return
• Valencia High student completes training
• REP hosts show Aug. 15
• Free children’s concerts
• Local hosts fundraiser
• Book swap Aug. 22
• ARTree prepares a mural
• COC Foundation hosts golf tournament
• Coffee shop’s eye-opening idea
• ‘National Night Out’ spreads word on law enforcement
• From riding surfboards to reading whiteboards
• 2Day in the SCV: Monday, Aug. 9, 2010
• In the zone: A local look at the effectiveness of enterprise zones
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 8, 2010
• Man killed in train collision
• Breaking News: Fire burns in Saugus
• Einstein almost ready for SCV
• Things that go bark in the night
• Hate-crime handling questioned
• Closing the book on Measure C
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, Aug. 7, 2010
• Take a night out of crime
• ‘Box City’ to raise awareness for SCV’s homeless
• Changes in checkout
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, Aug. 6, 2010
• From excuse to success
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, July 31-Aug. 6, 2010
• Hart district hires new coordinator
• Two arrested after deputies find altered BB gun
• Appeal of ruling could delay gay weddings in California
• Fire smokes I-5
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, Aug. 5, 2010
• Alleged lottery theft ends in 2 arrests
• UPDATED: Brushfire off I-5 at Calgrove put out
• Fraud alleged in huge SoCal land venture's funding
• Ex-deputy sentenced on drug charge
• Report: SCV losing jobs
• County sets aside $12.5M for fire station
• Behind the learning lens
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2010
• Judge's ruling expected in Proposition 8 gay marriage case
• ‘Stranded’ motorist robs good Samaritan
• Family dog killed by rattlesnake
• Memorial services set for Richman
• 2Day in the SCV: Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2010
• Hart district may take next step toward Castaic high
• Dogs leap in air of Awesometown
• Crafters sought for fair
• Local student honored
• New temporary park ’n ride location
• Water’s recycled future
• Dancing the sunset away
• Women’s Expo empowers with opportunities
• Of the late-night sorts
• State seeks input on cleanup
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010
• Injury crash slams freeway
• On son’s birthday, a mother grieves
• 2Day in the SCV: Saturday, July 31, 2010
• Local professor wins award
• Court-advocate training Aug. 24
• Small Canyon Country blaze under control
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, July 30, 2010
• The Signal's Photo Spotlight, July 24-July 30, 2010
• New dean at CalArts
• Exploring historic films in SCV
• CHP officer Tasers rock-wielding man
• UPDATED: Fire continues to burn in Antelope Valley
• Three injured in crash on I-5; lanes closed
• Brush fire threatens fire camp
• A look behind the gates
• 2Day in the SCV: Thursday, July 29, 2010
• CSUN offers certificate program
• Immunization event Aug. 11
• Blood drive slated for Aug. 12
• Supervisors call for audit of child protective services
• Salty talks stall rate hike
• Skyline Ranch on the horizon
• Home sales on the rise
• 2Day in the SCV: Wednesday, July 28, 2010
• Salty talk stalls rate hike
• The Signal's Lend a Hand 411
• Dog’s best friend
• Once-deported illegal immigrant arrested with drugs
• Districts to collect stimulus money
• Death for child killer
• Wife allegedly stabs husband in the head with a pair of keys
• Felon and deported illegal immigrant busted again
• Child-killer Rodriguez sentenced to death
• Raising money with magic
• Tesoro a step closer to joining the city
• Center divided on addition
• Hart district looks at sun
• One person injured at Castaic Lake
• When the park goes dark
• Salty showdown draws near
• Man booked in deadly crash
• Lymphoma survivor performs
• 2Day in the SCV: Sunday, July 25, 2010
• Crash kills one on Bouquet Canyon Road
• Flames threaten homes
• ‘Un-freakin’-believable’
• SCV’s top cop talks about growing threats
• Local kids win karate honors
• Fire near Castaic a test burn
• Specter of violence appears in court
• State labels 3 schools ‘low-achieving’
• UCLA extension to offer fitness instruction at College of the Canyons
• UPDATED: EARTHQUAKE RELIEF 411
• Brushfires off I-5, Highway 14 disrupt Friday commute
• 2Day in the SCV: Friday, July 23, 2010
• Group joins fight against sewer rate
• Attorney: Galvan needs help, not prison
• Alabama AG plans lawsuit against BP over oil spill
• 5th Circuit refuses to bar judge from spill suits
• 2Day in the SCV: Thurssday, July 22, 2010
• Eking out a separate peace
• Soccer match helps raise thousands for Garnicas
• Magic in the air Saturday night
• Acton man charged with begging
• Video surveillance, employees net arrests
• How to protest the proposed sewer charge rate increase
• The Signal's Water Wars 411 page
• Storm threatens to halt BP's oil well fix
• Louis Prima presented with star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Great deals benefit our Schools!
• International Pooper Scooper Week - April 1-7, 2010
• The Best Moms Group in Town - SantaClaritaValleyMoms.com
• Santa Clarita Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• San Fernando Valley Fair
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