Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, was appointed to serve as Vice Chair of the Committee on Natural Resources, his office announced Friday. The committee’s primary jurisdiction includes air quality, climate…
Three back-to-back storms began moving through the Santa Clarita Valley Friday morning, bringing with them the threat of three to 8 inches of rain for the next six days. Thunderstorms,…
As Donald J. Trump took his oath of office to become 45th President of the United States, community members and California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) students participated in a…
When is it OK to tell a little white lie? Some people will tell you never. Those people must never have had a wife ask them if they look fat…
Catch sight of the majestic Tall Ships during the not-to-be missed grand arrival in the afternoon on January 24, as crew members may “man the yards” upon arrival, showcasing them…
The writer-director M. Night Shyamalan shook up the movie world in the late 1990s and early 2000s with beautifully constructed, breathtakingly original films such as “The Sixth Sense,” “Unbreakable” and…
Surprising to some is the fact that Australia is one of the top five or six selling countries of wine in the world. Annually, it exports over 400,000,000 bottles and…
Does your golf swing match your personality? It may sound like a funny question, but it’s important to know the answer. One of the greatest aspects of golf is the…
Part I For this week’s Veterans page, I chose to interview a very interesting and delightful fellow. Meet Chaplain Amos E. Clemmons, retired Colonel – US Army. We must have…
Nothing pleases me more, than seeing junior golfers arriving with their parents when I am at the golf course. The looks of excitement and anticipation on the faces of these…
By Naomi Young, Saugus Community Contributor I'm feeling very proud right now but a little uncomfortable too. It wasn't my idea at all! I'm only seven and a half years…
Saugus and Valencia highs will commence a chess match today. The defending Foothill League champion Vikings will aim to dictate where on the field the upstart Centurions can play —…
A bath bomb that fizzes longer, an at-home renewable energy generator, a small wind turbine. These are just a few of the inventions that were on display for family members…
The USA Swimming Open Water Nationals are returning to Castaic Lake this spring after a two-year hiatus, USA Swimming announced Wednesday. There will be a lot on the line May…
Whether it’s Baseball America, USA Today or, most recently, MaxPreps, Stevenson Ranch resident Hunter Greene says the pre-draft props don’t get old. “I’m honored,” Greene, a senior pitcher/shortstop at Notre…
In terms of league titles, Valencia High wrestling is 2-for-3. They won their second consecutive Tri-Valley League title in the team’s three-year existence Wednesday night at Peterson Grapplers in Valencia,…
On Jan. 18 The Signal published a column by Charles Vignola entitled “GOP’s Russian turnabout.” In that column, Vignola seemed a bit fact-challenged. “This anti-Russian zeal didn’t dissipate over time,…
After 12 Foothill League games, second-year Saugus High girls soccer coach Aly Drake finally earned her first career league win Tuesday, a 1-0 victory against Golden Valley. The Centurions lost…
Trinity Classical Academy varsity girls basketball beat Lancaster Baptist, 38-25, at The Master’s University on Thursday evening. Taylor Oshiro led the Knights with 18 points, five rebounds and four assists.…
The Trinity Classical Academy wrestling program may be young and small, but the results of last year’s campaign have shown the Knights are on the upswing. The team, now in…
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