The Keys to Consistent Golf
Do you practice properly? I ask this because I witness plenty of golfers everyday wasting quite a bit of time and energy by practicing improperly. Many players feel that the…
Wichita State University Announces Graduate and Dean’s Honor Roll
Taylor S. Thomas of Canyon Country, received a Bachelor of Arts in Commun-Integrated Marketing. Thomas was among the more than 1,000 students who completed their degrees at Wichita State University…
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High hopes for vet monument
Working to finalize the design, front and back, of the Fallen Warriors monument, Bill Reynolds said he was hopeful Santa Clarita will sign off on the design and addition of…
Fallen Warriors monument contributors
On August 23, 2016, Santa Clarita’s City Council approved installing a granite monument to honor 50 SCV residents who perished in war from WWII to the present, however with their…
Drive, Chip, and Putt
When Master’s week kicks off on April 3, the golf course will be in pristine condition to welcome the world’s finest professional golfers. However, on April 2, the world’s finest…
Bishop Henry Hearns willbe honored Sunday at Santa Clarita Christian Fellowship in a special service for Black History Month. Courtesy photo
Church plans to honor former mayor of Lancaster, commemorate black history month
Born in Byhalia, Mississippi in 1933, Bishop Henry Hearns, mayor emeritus of Lancaster, came from humble beginnings and was keenly aware of racism towards African Americans. The son of sharecroppers,…
Local Residents Honored at Gonzaga University
The following residents of Santa Clarita have earned placement on the Gonzaga University President’s List or Dean’s List for fall semester 2016. Students must earn a 3.85 to 4.0 grade-point…
Debate weighs pros and cons of Measure H
About 60 people showed up at the College of the Canyons Thursday night to hear the pros and cons of a multi-million dollar plan to end homelessness in Los Angeles…
Dick Ramirez: Pay extra for what?
There’s a new restaurant down at the mall. I ordered a Caesar salad and I requested anchovies. The waitress came back and informed me I would have to pay extra…
Mason Nesbitt: Teen singer sets the tone for Valencia win
Wednesday night’s playoff game at Valencia High proved to be a display of perseverance, adjusting on the fly and soaring to new heights. And that was before tipoff. Valencia student…
College of the Canyons sophomore point guard Marina Rojas was one of a combined six Cougars from the college’s men’s and women’s basketball programs to earn All-Western State Conference, South Division honors this week. Photo by Jesse Munoz/COC Sports Information
COC Insider: Cougar hoops bring home individual hardware
The College of the Canyons men’s and women’s basketball teams may not be heading to the playoffs this season, but that didn’t prevent the Cougars from seeing a combined six…
Bob Comer: Trump solution to ‘Out of luck’ line?
Regarding Maria Gutzeit’s “Democratic Voices” column published in The Signal Tuesday (“’Out of luck’ line is gaining”), the columnist may not have to worry so much. President Trump’s promises to…
City street maintenance worker Louie Aguilar rides in the back of a city truck as it crosses the creek at Oakcreek Avenue in Placerita Canyon as he prepares to place a "road closed" sign on the other side of the creek ahead of the Feb. 17 storm. Katharine Lotze/Signal
John and Roni Richardson: In God’s country, you live with mud
In The Signal newspaper from Friday, Feb. 17, 2017, there was a front-page article about the city and the county preparing for the upcoming storm. The city didn’t start cleaning…
Hart's Taylor Moorehead (9) gets a hug from teammate Brooke Rickard (7) and Elizabeth MacArthur (17) after Moorehead scored the Indians' first goal of the game against Valencia earlier this season. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Hart girls soccer ready for rematch in quarters
In Hart High girls soccer’s first two CIF-Southern Section Division 1 playoff games, it had little information on its opponents. The Indians still managed to defeat Long Beach Poly 2-1…
A compactor rolls over the exposed trash at a 200 x 200 foot "working face" site at the Chiquita Canyon Landfill in Castaic in 2014. As soon as the the trash is spread and compacted it is immediately covered with dirt and the working face site moves forward. This view looks south-west towards the new proposed expansion site, and In the distance is the tall ridge which blocks the land fill from view of surrounding communities. Dan Watson/Signal
Kathy Pisaro: Be heard at landfill hearing
On Jan. 10 The Signal printed an open letter from John Paladin outlining the problems with expansion of the Chiquita Canyon Landfill and requesting a hearing for the project. I…
Valencia center fielder Alexis Genovese (18) makes a diving catch to end the fourth inning against Norco at Vakllencai on May 26, 2016. Dan Watson/The Signal
Valencia baseball, softball on CIF watchlists
Valencia High softball coach Donna Lee isn’t worried about the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 Preseason Watchlist Amid all the Santa Clarita Valley’s rain this month, she just wants to get…
Scott Wilk: Water woes need bigger fix
California has always been a battleground for water. From Central Valley farmers to thirsty Southern Californians, our state is full of folks vying for their share of our most precious…
Decorated veteran, accomplished military actor, confronts the Tet Offensive.
When Charlie Sheen and Johnny Depp were put through the paces of a mock Vietnam boot camp in preparation for the movie Platoon, retired U.S. Marine Corps officer Dale Adam…
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Unfinished business of Veteran Memorial on City Council agenda
“Their names shall liveth forevermore,” reads the front of the newest version of the proposed Fallen Warriors Monument. The phrase is placed in the center of the most recent design…
SCV natives shine in academics. Courtesy photo
Local districts respond to federal removal of transgender student protections
On Wednesday, the Trump administration withdrew federal protections that allowed transgender students at public schools to use the bathrooms and facilities matching their chosen gender identities. California law, however, still…
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