Vanessa Wilk: Every woman can make a difference
As women, we’ve often gotten the short end of the stick. And we’ve had to fight for our fair share and treatment. From Susan B. Anthony to Rosa Parks, women…
Saugus' Victor Ramirez (5) goes for a kill over Canyon's Shea Stanford (4) during a volleyball game at Canyon on Thursday, March 23, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Saugus boys volleyball sends an early message
The last time Canyon and Saugus highs met in boys volleyball, a CIF playoff spot was on the line and junior Gage Smith was in the bleachers. “I wanted to…
Amy Juico (second from back left) and her son were winners of the Chevrolet Cruze Wednesday night. The Cruze was donated by Auto Nation Chevrolet in which raffle tickets raised funds for the WiSH Foundation, the organization which benefits the Hart school district. Courtesy photo.
Winner of the Chevy Cruze raffle
Amy Juico (second from back left) and her son were winners of the Chevrolet Cruze Wednesday night. The Cruze was donated by Auto Nation Chevrolet in which raffle tickets raised…
Abandoned equipment stands on the site of the Cemex site in Canyon Country. Dan Watson/The Signal
Wilk amends bill to stop mine on sensitive riverbank
State Senator Scott Wilk who introduced a bill to keep Cemex out of the Santa Clarita Valley is expected to add a lot more bite to the bill Tuesday when…
City of Santa Clarita City Hall
Water district merger and Old Town Newhall on council agenda
The potential new Santa Clarita Valley Water agency, which would be a product of Senator Scott Wilk’s Senate Bill 634, is on the agenda for discussion for city council on…
Dante Acosta
Assembly bill aimed at business-owning veterans with disabilities
Assemblyman Dante Acosta introduced a bill Thursday to aid veterans with disabilities who own businesses in California. These specific type of businesses currently have a cap of $250,000 when competing…
Sixth grade students and their families gathered at Newhall Elementary School Friday, March 17 to participate in the school’s monthly Friday Night Family Workshop as part of the California Institute of the Arts’ Community Arts Project’s LEAP program. Courtesy of Newhall Elementary School
CalArts partnership brings family art night to Newhall Elementary
Families and students from Newhall Elementary School gathered at the school March 17 to create art projects with students from California Institute of the Arts (CalArts). “My favorite part of…
Man hurt in 3-vehicle crash near Pyramid Lake
A man was injured and taken to the hospital Thursday morning following a three-vehicle traffic collision near Pyramid Lake. The multi-vehicle crash happened about 10 a.m. in the southbound lanes…
Katie Hill, executive director and deputy CEO of PATH and a candidate for Congress, is one of three Democratic candidates for the 25th California Congressional District race in 2018. She is seen here during a Signal-sponsored debate on Measure H in February. Dan Watson/The Signal
Katie Hill: Trim costs with a scalpel – not an ax
I’m not opposed to trimming our federal budget. There’s no denying there is waste in our government, and we should not be leaving trillions of dollars of debt for our…
Santa Clarita City Hall
Cycling Your Way Through Santa Clarita Will Soon Be Even Easier
Since our City’s incorporation, I have had the unique privilege of watching and contributing to the growth of our bike trail network which now extends over 115 miles. Our 38…
Brian Baker: Gender bias is complex
In Tuesday’s edition The Signal published a column by Maria Gutzeit entitled “Women’s Day: a work in progress.” In this very interesting column Maria discussed “gender bias” against women, citing…
FILE PHOTO: A red 2017 Chevrolet Cruze was given away on Wednesday, March 22, 2017 at AutoNation Chevrolet to benefit the WiSH Foundation. The car was donated by AutoNation, Inc. to be raffled to raise funds for the foundation that is supporting the Hart school district. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Make a wish upon a car
Amy Juico of Castaic was the winner of a new 2017 Chevy Cruze Wednesday night at the open house at AutoNation Chevrolet Valencia. AutoNation, Inc. donated the vehicle to be…
West Ranch's Michael Flores dives to hit the ball during the Wildcats' CIF-Southern Section playoff volleyball game against Millikan High School in May 2016. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
West Ranch volleyball’s Flores finds his mission
After watching Michael Flores’ 6-foot-3 frame fly through the air, his palms pounding volleyballs toward high-speed collisions, the same question populates the minds of opposing coaches. “How is he not…
Canyon's Shea Stanford returns after an All-SCV season in 2016. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
2017 Foothill League boys volleyball preview
Every boys volleyball team wants the top spot in the Foothill League. That’s a given. But the race for the No. 1 spot – or even the No. 2 spot…
Thunderstorms roll through the valley north of the Iron Horse Bridge in Valencia on Wednesday, March 22, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Dark clouds loom over the Santa Clarita Valley
Valencia baseball Farrell throws no-hitter in win over Canyon
Even though Valencia High baseball had defeated Canyon 10-0, Vikings coach Mike Killinger was still disappointed in his team. “That’s the worst no-hitter celebration I’ve ever seen,” Killinger said jokingly…
Hart's Braeden McClain (22) beats the throw to Golden Valley third baseman Michael Stephan (23) at Hart on Wednesday. Dan Watson/The Signal
Hart baseball slugs way to 1st league win
After suffering narrow defeats in its first two Foothill League contests, Hart took out its frustration against Golden Valley. Behind a strong performance from starting pitcher Ryan Carolan and contagious…
Canyons Hall at College of the Canyons (Source: COC)
COC Board discusses student residency, First Year Promise program
College of the Canyons looked at immigration, residency status and a new tuition-free program at its board meeting Wednesday. During the Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees regular…
Late Night Talks – White House/media discussion
One comes from a world of political science, the other from the news industry. Both have strong views on the White House’s relationship with the media. This week on Late…
Maricela Garcia, 26, of Tarzana, went missing Jan. 12.
Maricela dreamed of helping others avoid the pain she endured
Maricela Garcia, the 26-year-old Tarzana woman whose body was found near Golden Valley High School, had plans of going back to school to study sociology and help others overcome the…
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