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Los Angeles County officials have determined that the railroad crossing Briggs Road residents use to access their properties is in fact a legal crossing. The residents say it's one step in a long process to get legal road access to their homes.

Santa Clarita city officials are set to discuss a billboard proposal from Metro and a water plan at City Hall on Tuesday

Between Thursday and Tuesday, over Presidents' Day weekend, there will be several full and partial closures on both sides of the I-405 Sepulveda Pass, as part of Metro's improvement project. Motorists should plan ahead for delays and detours.

A controversial deal before Santa Clarita City Council could allow Metro billboards on Santa Clarita land; small businesses say it hurts their bottom line, city says it will beautify Santa Clarita

The Metropolitan Transit Authority's proposal to remove 118 billboards in the Santa Clarita Valley in exchange for three digital billboards, was recommended by the Santa Clarita Planning Commission with a 3-1 vote on Tuesday.

First of three public hearings will help Santa Clarita City Council decide whether to go forward with Metro billboard proposal.

The city of Santa Clarita is considering a proposal from Metro that would remove 62 billboard structures along Railroad Avenue and Soledad Canyon Road in exchange for three digital billboards along I-5 and SR-14.

Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation will be implementing road closures as part of a project to construct a truck lane on the southbound I-5 between Pico Canyon Road/ Lyons Avenue and the Antelope Valley Freeway, SR-14.

City and local government officials gathered near the northbound State Route 14 on-ramp on Sand Canyon Road, to break ground for the beautification project slated to be completed by early 2014.