The Santa Clarita Valley Signal

The Santa Clarita Valley Signal is a daily publication located in Santa Clarita, California. Established in 1919 under the name Newhall Signal, it provides news and information for the five communities that merged to form Santa Clarita, situated approximately 30 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.

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‘A shared responsibility’: SCV officials hold summer wildfire safety conference

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Katherine Quezada

Just a spark. “It only takes one spark to ignite a wildfire and cause widespread destruction,” Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda said to a gathering of local leaders, first responders and community members on Friday.
SCV baseball players earn all-CIF honors

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Habeba Mostafa

Following a championship season for West Ranch as the Wildcats clinched the Foothill League title and won the program’s first-ever CIF Southern Section Division 2 championship, several Wildcats were recognized with all-CIF postseason honors. West Ranch pitcher and first baseman Hunter Manning was recognized as Player of the Year for Division 2, and West Ranch coach Ryan Lindgreen was also recognized as the Coach of the Year for the division, according to the CIF Southern Section.
Deputies investigating UPS truck robbery

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Katherine Quezada

Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are investigating reports that a UPS delivery truck was robbed at The Promenade in Valencia on Friday afternoon. At approximately 1 p.m. deputies received a call of a person witnessing two men get into a physical altercation with a UPS driver near the Olive Garden on the 27000 block of McBean Parkway in Valencia, said Watch Deputy Villalobos, a spokeswoman with the station who declined to provide her first name.
City to discuss Newhall Gateway project

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Perry Smith

The Santa Clarita City Council has plans to discuss a $3.3 million beautification project for an eastern entrance for the Santa Clarita Valley from State Route 14 called the Newhall Gateway. “This project will beautify the existing on- and off-ramps to enhance a primary entry point to the Newhall community,” according to the city’s agenda for Tuesday’s meeting.
Saugus water reports show need for continued cleanup

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Perry Smith

A June quarterly monitoring report from a Department of Toxic Substance Control order for the Saugus Industrial Center, former home of the Keysor-Century Corp., revealed groundwater contamination levels many times above the state’s limits as cleanup continues and plans for nearby properties are filed at City Hall. A Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency spokesman said Thursday the reports are from monitoring wells and not from any sources in circulation for customers.
Brush fire erupts in Newhall

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Habeba Mostafa

A 1-acre brush fire erupted at the intersection of Placerita Canyon Road and Sierra Highway in Newhall Wednesday evening, according to radio dispatch traffic. The fire, which was dubbed the Lincoln Fire, was first reported at 6:40 p.m., according to the PulsePoint app. The fire moved uphill with light to medium fuel. No structures were threatened and no injuries were reported. Forward progress stopped at 7 p.m., according to radio traffic.
Woman scammed after calling fake IT number

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Perry Smith

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials are investigating a report of “theft by false pretense” after a Best Buy customer was scammed through a fake technical support number she called for her new computer purchase, according to court records. The victim told station deputies she bought a new computer from the Best Buy off Bouquet Canyon Road, and then drove home to set up her new tech, the record stated.
Man gets 4 years for Canyon Country break-in

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Perry Smith

A Canyon Country man accused of breaking into his ex-girlfriend’s home and threatening to assault her pleaded no contest and was sentenced Monday for one count of first-degree burglary with a person present. Judge David Walgren sentenced 38-year-old Leonard Floyd Grim to four years in state prison and agreed to a request from the prosecution to require at least 10 years of sex-offender registration for Grim.
LASD: Employee finds store transactions too convenient

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Perry Smith

A call from the manager of a Sand Canyon 7-Eleven launched a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station investigation into reports of theft from the store by an employee that resulted in felony charges, according to L.A. County Superior Court records. The suspect, Luisa Estrada, 42, of Newhall, pleaded not guilty May 23 to a pair of charges related to the investigation: embezzlement over $400 and grand theft by an employee.
Photos: 'Pop Porsches'

1 week ago | signalscv.com | Habeba Mostafa

Habeba Mostafa Habeba Mostafa is a staff reporter and photographer for The Santa Clarita Valley Signal. Having received her undergraduate degree from UCLA and her graduate degree from Cal State Northridge, she has experience in writing, photographing and creating social media content for CSUN's official platforms. She also interned at Fox Entertainment. Have a story?