Read more about the article April proves successful for new jobs in Santa Clarita
A representative from the L.A. County Community Development Commission talks with someone in search of a job at the America's Job Center of California Hiring Fest on April 28, 2017.

April proves successful for new jobs in Santa Clarita

April brought sunshine and employment to more Santa Clarita residents as the weather warmed and the jobless rate decreased. The city’s unemployment rate is now 3.8 percent, a 0.2 decrease…

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Read more about the article Unprecedented rooster seizure moves to next phase of probe
Alleged cockfighting operation in Val Verde. photo courtesy of LASD.

Unprecedented rooster seizure moves to next phase of probe

SOURCE: County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control LONG BEACH, Calif. – Fifty employees from the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC)…

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Read more about the article Memorial Day ceremony and remembrance room
Flyover by the vintage planes of the Condor Squadron at the 2016 Memorial Day celebration at Eternal Valley in Newhall. Bill Reynolds/The Signal

Memorial Day ceremony and remembrance room

Meet Rosie the Riveter and several women and men from the 1940s as ceremonies honor the Greatest Generation this year on Memorial Day on May 29. The event, presented by…

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Read more about the article SCV resident helps deputies catch suspected mail thieves
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station can be reached by calling 661-260-4000.

SCV resident helps deputies catch suspected mail thieves

A news release from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.     Two men and one woman from the San Fernando Valley were arrested Thursday morning- the trio is accused of stealing…

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Read more about the article Students learn about product design, sales at Math Market
Seventh grade Santa Clarita Christian School students Ava Kalinske, Kelly Lotze, Olivia Caldwell and Meagan Enbody show off their product Moko Cases at the school's second Math Market on Friday, May 19, 2017. Christina Cox/The Signal

Students learn about product design, sales at Math Market

Dressed in the same outfits, seventh grade Santa Clarita Christian School students Ava Kalinske, Kelly Lotze, Olivia Caldwell and Meagan Enbody shout a slogan in unison to attract potential buyers…

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Read more about the article Foundation, CalArts announces 23rd annual Herb Alpert Award in Arts winners
From left to right: The 23rd annual Herb Alpert Award in the Arts winners Luciana Achugar, Kerry Tribe, Eve Beglarian, Daniel Fish and Amy Franceschini. Courtesy of Facebook

Foundation, CalArts announces 23rd annual Herb Alpert Award in Arts winners

On Friday, the Herb Alpert Foundation and California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) recognized five outstanding artists by naming them Herb Alpert Award winners. The awards recognizes five mid-career artists…

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Read more about the article Gasper J. Lentini – U.S. Army Veteran – Canyon Country Resident
Gasper J. Lentini 1st Cavalary Portrait. Courtesy photo

Gasper J. Lentini – U.S. Army Veteran – Canyon Country Resident

Long time Signal subscriber Jim Lentini and I recently met at his beautiful Sand Canyon home to discuss his U.S. Army experiences while serving at Korea’s contentious Joint Security Area…

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