Archive By Author - Jonathan Randles
Snow may shut down I-5 north of Castaic
Snow is currently falling and sticking to the roadway on Interstate 5 near Templin Highway, California Highway Patrol officers said at 6 p.m. Wednesday. While the freeway wasn't closed yet, authorities said it might close soon.
State on county 'OVOV': Try again
The county's general plan violates state laws meant to curb air pollution, California's attorney general said in a letter Thursday rebuking the document.
Attorney General rebukes 'OVOV,' again
California's Attorney General released a letter rebuking Los Angeles County's revised version of "One Valley, One Vision."
Rescued horse to protect and serve for sheriff's department
Above a vertical scar running up The Dude's back leg is a scab 6 inches in diameter. They are lasting reminders of the condition in which the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care & Control found the 7-year-old Palomino horse more than a year ago: starving and trapped under a fence in the city of Downey. The horse left for dead eventually will patrol parks and keep large crowds of people in check as ...
Alleged Magic Mountain van thief busted
A Santa Monica man allegedly broke into Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia last night and tried to drive out of the park in a maintenance vehicle dressed in a stolen security guard uniform, officials said Thursday.
Homeless shelter closes for season
Jason P., 40, loaded up on three servings of applesauce, a bowl of cereal and a cup of coffee an hour before the Santa Clarita Valley Emergency Winter Shelter closed its doors Wednesday morning.
Great Dane owner defends dog
A Saugus family defended their Great Dane on Tuesday, saying the dog did not attack an 8-pound Chihuahua or its owner last week.
Castaic resident accused of murder
A Castaic man has been charged with murder after he allegedly strangled his stepfather while the two were traveling on Interstate 5 on Jan. 14, according to a criminal complaint The Signal obtained Monday.
Pup’s sewer slog
A Saugus resident's Chihuahua was safe at home Monday after being lost in a storm drain.
In remembrance of our state’s golden roots
About 150 feet from two dozen SUVs and cars parked in front of the Placerita Canyon Nature Center, eight people gathered Saturday around a 500-year-old oak tree with a hole through its fat trunk.
Standoff ends in arrest
Authorities arrested a wanted parolee who was a suspect in an allegedly gang-related Fourth of July assault Thursday, after an hours-long standoff at the man's Val Verde home. Detectives searched for Arturo Jimenez, 36, at his home on the 29000 block of Hunstock Street at about 10 a.m. It wasn't immediately clear when Jimenez barricaded himself inside his house, said Sgt. Darren Harris of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station. A special weapons team ...
Crime trends down
Fewer crimes were reported in the Santa Clarita Valley in January and February than last year, according to data released Wednesday by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Teens, captain dialogue on drugs
When other students at Rio Norte Junior High School offer her marijuana or alcohol at school, Bailey Kramer, 13, remembers her older brother's mistakes before telling them no.
The Census numbers are in
Fueled by an increase in Latino and Asian residents, Santa Clarita's population grew at a faster rate than both California's and Los Angeles County's in the last 10 years, according to census data released Tuesday.
Study: Male apes show less caution with tools
Research performed at the Gibbon Conservation Center in the Santa Clarita Valley may help explain why men seem more interested in new tools and gadgets than women.
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