Santa Clarita Real Estate

Santa Clarita Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event  Date: 4/12/2008      Location: The College of the Canyons, 26455 Rockwell Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, 91355 
Santa Clarita residents can dispose of their old electronic waste such as VCRs, stereos, fax machines, computer keyboards and cellular telephones along with their household hazardous waste […]

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April 23 thru 27 Melody Ranch and the City of Santa Clarita will once again host the Cowboy Poetry and Music Festival.
On tap for family fun are events such as the  Chuckwagon Dinner Show,  An Evening of Music with The Sons of the San Joaquin, "For a Few Dollars Less"  a Family Murder Mystery Dinner Train (out at […]

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The Signal reported here today that the Las Lomas project parent company Palmer Investments has been attempting to develop land - part of which he has no legal ownership in. This new information will provide a huge breakthrough for the City of Santa Clarita, the City of Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles […]

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Activist Wants to Split up L.A. County
Carl Boyer - resident who helped found the city of Santa Clarita has bigger fish to fry. On his agenda…breaking up Los Angeles County. Boyer, says Los Angeles County is simply too big now. Among his complaints, quoting from the Signal "You can’t just call a […]

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The tranquil hills over the Newhall Pass, they wont be that way if the development company of Plamer Investments wins and this project is still very much on the mind of the developer who plans to build a mini-city there. In a battle that involves three municipal governments.

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County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich is continuing his opposition to the Las Lomas project. Back in August, the builder, in an attempt to skirt the City of Newhall had taken his plans to the City of Los Angeles in hopes of getting approval for the massive 5,600 slated new homes they want to […]

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The residents in the town of Acton are facing a proposed development of four buildings housing at least five restaurants on two acres at Crown Valley and Antelope Woods roads. Acton remains a quiet village about 50 miles North of the City of Los Angeles with just over 9,000 residents. Acton residents admit they […]

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