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It’s difficult to witness a child suffering from abuse, but it’s even more difficult to report child abuse only for nothing be done about it. As April is Child Abuse…
It’s difficult to witness a child suffering from abuse, but it’s even more difficult to report child abuse only for nothing be done about it. As April is Child Abuse…
After three decades of enabling grown men to run between trees and shoot each other with paintballs, the married couple that own Paintball USA say they are being driven out…
A stone memorial honoring four young California Highway Patrol officers gunned down in a deadly shootout almost 50 years ago now rests in front of the Newhall station. On April…
For nearly 25 years, Jane Bettencourt-Soto has dedicated countless hours of volunteerism and service to nonprofit organizations throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. “From the time we got here we just…
Take a 13-mile drive from Santa Clarita City Hall, mostly on winding Bouquet Canyon Road, and you get to Big Oaks Lodge. It’s the site of more than a century…
I've collected enough money from tips working as a waitress. I'm very excited about my upcoming trip to the United States. I'll be traveling all by myself to a place…
Penni Perrault, President of Eta Rho, Santa Clarita chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, was honored recently as the Outstanding Member of 2017. Delta Kappa Gamma is an international society of…
I have been a resident of the Santa Clarita Valley for 18 years. My family moved here from the San Fernando Valley when I was in high school. Since moving…
I recently read an article in The Signal discussing a state Assembly proposal to lower the state voting age to 17 (Gina Ender’s “Amendment proposes lowering California voting age” published…
Albert Einstein Academy softball defeated Highland Hall of Northridge 13-8 Tuesday night. Beatriz Panduro hit a grand slam and is currently hitting over .700 this season. With the win, Einstein…
In a season of perfectly timed runs and punctual headers, of goal-scoring almost unlike any Saugus High had ever seen, while lifting the Centurions to heights they had never seen,…
You may find yourself driving down our potholed streets and freeways, hung up in traffic for hours, wondering, “How can this be when we pay so much in taxes?” “Surely,…
One week ago, Austin Hernandez’s walk-off RBI single lifted West Ranch to an extra-inning win over Valencia High and into the driver’s seat for a Foothill League title. Seven days…
Between the first and second games of College of the Canyons softball’s Tuesday conference double-header at COC, coach John Wissmath wasted no time with his team. “We went straight into…
College of the Canyons baseball started out strong but was unable to keep the bats hot, falling 6-3 to Antelope Valley College in a Western State Conference matchup Tuesday at…
Santa Clarita’s community of mobile home park residents and mobile home park owners gathered for two meetings to weigh in on changes being made to the city’s municipal code. Most…
It’s full steam ahead in the push to develop Santa Clarita Valley’s east end as county planners resurrected two longstanding housing projects near Vasquez Canyon. Planners with the Los Angeles…
The City of Santa Clarita is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the person, or persons, responsible for the disappearance of Santa Clarita resident William…
Both of Senator Henry Stern’s senate bills set for committee hearings on Tuesday are successfully moving forward. One of many steps to keep natural gas injections out of Aliso Canyon,…
On Tuesday morning, 40 young paddlers tested the waters as they hopped onto dragon boats and paddled out into the Castaic Lake Lower Lagoon. Led by volunteers and members of…