Read more about the article Almanac predicts cool, dry 2017 winter
From left, Kendall Robinson, 9, Taylor Smith, 9, and Taylor Robinson, 8, wait to head home after rain fell on Saugus in January. Signal photo by Dan Watson

Almanac predicts cool, dry 2017 winter

This winter will be a cooler, drier winter than 2016, the now-225 year old Farmer’s Almanac predicts. Editor Tim Clark at the Almanac said winter temperatures in the Pacific Southwest…

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Read more about the article COC v-ball falls to powerful Pierce
College of the Canyons’ Emily Burns, left, watches the ball drop behind herself and teammate Morgan Ferguson, right, after their block failed in the Cougars’ match against Pierce College on Wednesday. Katharine Lotze/The Signal

COC v-ball falls to powerful Pierce

In a battle between two of California’s top 10 community college women’s volleyball programs, No. 2-ranked Pierce College ended No. 10 College of the Canyons’ six-match win streak, sweeping the…

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Read more about the article 2016 Foothill League football preview
Valencia's Jayvaun Wilson, left, is one of the newcomers who makes the Vikings such a dangerous team. Signal photo by Dan Watson.

2016 Foothill League football preview

If the 2016 high school football season has taught us anything so far, it’s that you can’t sleep on any team in the Foothill League. The race for the league…

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Read more about the article Saugus football’s Eldridge is breaking the mold
Saugus High quarterback Nathan Eldridge is challenging the notion that Centurion signal callers are always run-first.

Saugus football’s Eldridge is breaking the mold

Nathan Eldridge isn’t who he’s supposed to be. Saugus High quarterbacks are supposed to be runners-who-throw, not throwers-who-run. They certainly aren’t supposed to toss 14 touchdowns against two interceptions through…

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Fitch Ratings gives ‘AAA’ rating to Santa Clarita Community College District bonds

Fitch Ratings assigned an ‘AAA’ rating to Santa Clarita Community College District’s 2016 $20 million general obligation (GO) bond. The ratings service also assigned an ‘AA’ rating to the district’s…

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Read more about the article Baby lamb named Clover vanishes from Newhall preschool
Clover, a 6-week-old lamb, went missing fromTown and Country Farm School under investigation by Animal Care and Control Town and Country Farm School this week. Photo courtesy of Denise Vail

Baby lamb named Clover vanishes from Newhall preschool

Clover, a baby lamb and classroom friend, went missing from Town and Country Farm School this week, leaving school staff worried about her safety. The six-week-old lamb was rescued by…

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Officials asking for public’s help locating missing person last seen in Newhall

Detectives are asking for the public’s help in locating a man last seen at a Taco Bell in Newhall. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Missing Persons Unit are looking for…

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Read more about the article Henry Mayo set to break ground for new patient tower
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital’s new $151 million patient tower is scheduled to open in 2019. Courtesy rendering.

Henry Mayo set to break ground for new patient tower

Groundbreaking for the $151 million dollar patient tower project at Henry Mayo Hospital is set for 10 a.m. Oct. 19. The new facility is slated to open in 2019, pending…

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