Foothill League athletes make college choices official
Across the Santa Clarita Valley, Foothill League athletes from sports ranging from football to equestrian put the pen to the paper and signed his or her National Letter of Intent…
Sheriff's deputies on scene in 2015.
Castaic man sentenced to 18 years in prison for killing his wife
Robert Danielson, of Castaic, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for having killed his wife, Nicole. Robert Danielson, 31, who was arrested in 2015 on suspicion of murder…
Copter 16 takes off from Jake Kuredjian Park in Stevenson Ranch on Wednesday, April 12, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Child airlifted from Stevenson Ranch park to trauma center
A child was airlifted out of a Stevenson Ranch park and flown to a hospital Wednesday morning. At about 11 a.m., a 911 call from Pico Canyon Elementary School reported…
Firefighters tend to hose lines near a fire burning in the Tesoro del Valle neighborhood Tuesday evening. (Austin Dave/The SIgnal)
Firefighters tackle blaze near Tesoro del Valle homes
Tesoro del Valle residents got a lick of fire season Tuesday evening after flames shot across ridgelines about 200 feet from homes. The blaze was reported to emergency officials at…
Santa Clarita Cowboys Football 2017 Registration Now Open
Santa Clarita Cowboys youth ages 6 through 14 tackle football registration is now open. Cowboy Football is structured to accommodate both inexperienced and experienced athletes. Register for Santa Clarita Cowboys…
Local Great Danes, Vendetta & Ichy leave big paw prints on the heart of Santa Clarita's finest, Deputy Bill Lynch. Photo courtesy of Suzzane Kelleher-Duckett
Seen Around the SCV
Professor: Letter writer misleads readers about climate change
Bob Comer’s letter to the editor in The Signal (“Chill out, climate change worriers,” April 7, 2017) was little more than a regurgitation of shopworn climate-denier talking points. Take his…
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Bob Comer: Chill out, climate change worriers
I hope this allays Cher’s fears (Cher Gilmore column “’We the people’ must solve climate change” in the March 25 issue of The Signal). Note how “global warming” has morphed…
Cover of ‘52 Ways to Love My Man,’ by Santa Clarita resident and author Willa Robinson. Courtesy photo
Local Author Writes a Romantic Love Story for Husband of 52 Years
Most people wait until it's too late to tell their loved ones how much they love and appreciate them. My name is Willa Robinson. I am an author and publisher…
Letters to the Editor
M.E. Canelas: Where’s the lights?
Year after year I go to Canyon Country Park to walk in the evening, and I cannot believe nobody has done anything about this: The playgrounds for the children are…
Dr. Gene Dorio
Dr. Gene Dorio: Risks and complications
Another recent attempt at repealing the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, met with failure as the American Health Care Act of 2017 never got wings. The Congressional Budget Office report…
Some of the donations made by WiSH Education Foundation Board of Directors members to Sequoia Charter School Wednesday.
Jan Burton: Don’t forget SCV’s strong public school system
Your articles regarding SCV Community Pride were not only interesting, but thorough – except for the sections about education. While members of this community, especially parents, are continually informing themselves…
CIF polls: Cats, Vikes ranked on good terms
A rivalry, apparently, doesn’t require true dislike. Valencia and West Ranch highs —which came in at No. 7 and No. 9, respectively, in the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 poll this…
Mary Ann Walker, a teacher at Plum Canyon Elementary, feigns relief after accepting her 2017 Teacher Honoree award at the Teacher Tribute at College of the Canyons on April 11, 2017. Walker will retire this year after 40 years of teaching. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Santa Clarita’s top teachers honored at annual Teacher Tribute
Some of the Santa Clarita Valley’s most celebrated teachers were recognized Tuesday for their leadership and excellence in classrooms at all school sites in the area’s five public school districts.…
SCV football ‘pioneer’ dies at 77
Former College of the Canyons football coach Larry Reisbig died on Monday, but his legacy still echoes in the Santa Clarita Valley. “(He was a) pioneer of Santa Clarita football,”…
The Master's University's Caleb Menez (22) reaches for the ball during a failed pickoff play that allowed a Bethesda player to score from third during a baseball game on Tuesday at TMU. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
TMU baseball turns to Saugus grad in win
Sophomore righty Robert Winslow’s plan this year was to improve on an uneven freshman season, continuing to fine-tune his mechanics and build velocity. The Master’s University’s plan Tuesday was for…
Antelope Valley College's Samantha Arraiga (6) throws to first base after tagging College of the Canyons' Micayla Aguilar (20) out at second during the first of two games on Tuesday. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
COC softball drops crucial double-header
Candy rained down in the second game of College of the Canyons softball’s double-header against Antelope Valley. It’s a Marauder tradition for a fan to toss candy to the crowd…
Santa Clarita City Hall
Council approves homeless shelter lease for another three years
Less than two weeks after Bridge to Home’s Emergency Winter Shelter closed for the season, councilmembers approved a three-year extension to the shelter’s lease agreement at their meeting Tuesday. “It…
The Culinary Arts Center on the College of the Canyons Valencia campus. (Source: COC)
COC Board to review resolution on creating a welcoming campus environment
The Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons (COC), will have a busy meeting Wednesday when it reviews two resolutions and the naming…
In this photo from Dec. 23, 2016, Greg Specer, vice president of California United Bank, left, and Bill Sloan, executive vice president of California United Bank, right, pass a check to Denise Redmond of Carousel Ranch, center, following the bank's annual golf tournament, which raised a little over $200,000. Proceeds benefit charities that serve children, like Carousel Ranch. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
In $700M deal, PacWest is buying parent of California United Bank
In a union of two Los Angeles-based regional banks, PacWest Bancorp is buying CU Bancorp, corporate parent of California United Bank. California United, which has a regional office on Magic…
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