Ken Keller: Share Your Attitude of Gratitude
In just a few days, once we celebrate Thanksgiving Day, the holiday shopping frenzy will be upon us. Some businesses are slowing down, wrapping things up and preparing for the…
Juan Alonso walks through his five-acre wine vineyard in Santa Clarita. 031716 DAN WATSON
Supervisors relax regulations on winemakers
The L.A. County health department no longer has the local wine industry over a barrel. The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday freed L.A. County winemakers from rules under which they…
Tyler Lasdon, 15, DJing at his aunt’s wedding in early November. Photo courtesy of Jessica Kunert
Young DJ is making his mark in industry
Tyler Lasdon feels most comfortable onstage, getting a crowd on their feet and dancing to the music he mixes and plays behind his DJ booth. Although he is only a…
Ventura County firefighters work to remove a crash victim from a vehicle on Highway 126 Tuesday. Photo courtesy Joe Lopez
Deadly crash shuts down Highway 126 in Piru
A fatal collision shut down both directions of Highway 126 just west of Santa Clarita in Ventura County Tuesday afternoon. The crash, which involved three vehicles, was reported near Center Street…
Castaic Middle School Seventh-graders Ashley Yomto, center, and Amie De La Rosa read the book "Lost in the Snow" to a one-year-old Siberian Husky during the after school club, Kids Loving Animals Within Shelters event called "Bark for Books" held at the Castaic Animal Shelter in Castaic on Tuesday. 092716 Dan Watson/the Signal
KLAWS returns to Castaic Animal Shelter with blankets, books
Castaic Middle School students are still doing their part to ensure that animals at the Castaic Animal Shelter are comfortable in their cages and are more likely to get adopted.…
Valencia Water Company & Samuel Dixon staff members’ team up to bring turkeys to the community. *Photo includes: Valencia Water Company's Beverly Johnson and team members; SDFHC Staff members: Philip Solomon, Tom Christensen, Carlos Diaz, Nora Rodriquez; and SDFHC Volunteers.
Valencia Water Company & Samuel Dixon Family Health Centers, Inc. Distribute Turkeys to Residents in time for Thanksgiving
On Tuesday, November 22, the Samuel Dixon Family Health Centers, Inc. (SDFHC) located in Val Verde, received 60 turkeys that were donated by Valencia Water Company. The turkeys, given in…
Client John Thomas Winkler eats his dinner provided by the Emerson family of Santa Clarita at Bridge to Home on Nov. 22. Photo Tom Cruze/For the Signal
Bridge to Home opens Winter Shelter to those in need
Bridge to Home opened the doors of its annual winter shelter to Santa Clarita Valley individuals in need Monday night. The 60-bed shelter, located at 23031 Drayton Street, provides food,…
Northlake Hills Elementary School students in Kacy Duncan’s, Meg Waymire’s and Beth Chamberlin’s fourth grade classes participate in an interactive musical performance led by Native American musician Martin Espino as part of the school’s first Native American Day. Christina Cox/The Signal
Fourth grade students learn history, culture of California Native Americans
Early Tuesday morning, fourth grade students at Northlake Hills Elementary followed Native American musician Martin Espino to create their own renditions of Native American songs using traditional instruments like deer…
CHP joins law enforcement agencies to save lives during the holiday
News release issued by the California Highway Patrol SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is teaming up with seven other state law enforcement agencies across the nation in…
Driver of truck unloads personal belongings. Photo by Rick McClure for Signal
Overturned truck briefly closes off ramp in Castaic
An overturned big rig temporarily blocked the on ramp to the I-5 freeway at Lake Hughes Road Monday afternoon. The crash was reported at 4:30 p.m. Monday when a big…
Senior bowler Marie Smyth prepares to bowl at Valencia Lanes in Newhall on Saturday. Dan Watson/The Signal
Bowling strikes up camaraderie
“Come on, Ed, show me how to do it,” Alex Hernandez, 61, said with a smile. Ed Limon obliged, confidently scoring a strike at the 2016 North Los Angeles County…
Signal file photo
Vikes’ Knudsen, Cats’ Skabelund share v-ball POY honor
Volleyball runs in the families of Valencia senior Kelsey Knudsen and West Ranch senior Tasha Skabelund. Both girls have older siblings who’ve won player of the year honors — whether…
Sectionals unkind to girls tennis players
No Foothill League girls tennis players advanced through the first day of the CIF-Southern Section individual sectionals on Monday. That’s not to say the league’s young players didn’t have success.…
COC football’s silver lining playbook
College of the Canyons football coach Ted Iacenda might have summed it up best. “We could’ve easily just mailed it in,” Iacenda said Saturday after his team’s 27-3 loss to…
West Ranch runners start the Division 2 boys race at CIF-Southern Section Championships at RiversideCity Cross Country Course on Saturday. Dan Watson /The Signal
Haley Sawyer: CIF finals show rundown on running not so simple
Since I was a kid, my mom always told me running was the best exercise because all I needed was a pair of shoes. But to be a high school…
TMU's Michael Sciarra (634) passes a runner at the NAIA Men’s Cross Country National Championships in Elsah, Ill. Photo courtesy TMU Athletics
TMU Insider: Cross country and hoops shine
Last week, The Master’s University’s men’s and women’s cross country programs posted impressive results at the 2016 NAIA Cross Country National Championships, while TMU’s men’s and women’s basketball teams remained…
Jonathan Kraut: Two good things about Trump
It may be surprising to learn that a lot of Democrats are hoping Trump is able to make good on his many campaign promises. Not only do Dems outnumber Republicans…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Maria Gutzeit: Generalization leads to bad policy
I was crushed when Hillary Clinton lost the election. But, after talking to a former high-level Republican official, I now think some good might come from the election of Donald…
Norma Aguilar, center, and her husband, Juan, left, are served turkey at the annual Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the City of Santa Clarita and Parkway Motors at the Newhall Community Center on Monday. Katharine Lotze/Signal
Thanksgiving Community Dinner highlights holiday spirit
Two nights after Six Flags Magic Mountain lit its holiday lights for the first time this season, Santa Clarita continued another holiday tradition on Monday night with the annual Thanksgiving…
Campaign signs are piled up in a City of Santa Clarita storage yard off of Bouquet Canyon on Monday. The city collected about 300 campaign signs following the 2016 general election. Katharine Lotze/Signal
Illegally placed campaign signs ‘jailed’
It’s Santa Clarita’s “jail” for wayward campaign signs, and over the weekend it got about 15 more “prisoners.” Dan Rivas, the city’s community preservation manager, stood at a city yard…
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