The Marie Callender's on The Old Road in Santa Clarita was bulldozed Friday, Aug. 25, 2017. Photo by Dan Watson/For The Signal
Marie Callender’s Bulldozed
A mosquito sits on a human's arm. Los Angeles County Department of Public Health/Facebook
More West Nile Virus activity reported in SCV
The latest report from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health shows an increase in West Nile Virus activity across the Santa Clarita Valley. Since the agency’s last report,…
Pile of stolen clothing seized during traffic stop. photo courtesy of the SCV Sheriff Station.
Deputy disrupts mini out-of-town theft ring
An astute patrol deputy ended up disrupting what appears to be a mini out-of-town theft ring Thursday night when he pulled over a vehicle and found hundreds of dollars' worth…
Saugus High School student Skylar Long was one of six students selected as a Junior Fellow at Center for Applied Molecular Medicine (CAMM) at USC’s Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine this summer. Courtesy of Skylar Long
Saugus High School student spends summer exploring cancer research
Saugus High School student Skylar Long was one of six students selected as a Junior Fellow at the Center for Applied Molecular Medicine (CAMM) at USC’s Lawrence J. Ellison Institute…
Representatives from the California Credit Union donating books to schools in the Sulphur Springs Union School District. Courtesy of California Credit Union
SIGNAL DIGITAL SPOTLIGHT: Margie Shaffer targets a new market of home buyers
For Santa Clarita real estate agent Margie Shaffer, change has been a constant. Shafer spent her early years living and working in Mar Vista, Culver City and Venice Beach, before…
West Ranch football has sights set on Simi
At a photo shoot earlier this month, decked out in his home uniform and shoulder pads, West Ranch senior Dylan Joscak acknowledged the Wildcats’ ultimate goal is a playoff berth.…
State gets low marks from nonprofit on student success plan
California still needs to make some improvements on its draft plan to meet the expectations of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), according to a report from non-profit nonpartisan groups.…
Baker: Both political parties’ Establishments don’t get it
Donald Trump’s election to the presidency was as clear a clarion call as there could be that “business as usual” was no longer acceptable to the voters. But the GOP…
Out of the bunker: Learning golf from tennis
I was working with a student a few days ago, and he asked me how to stop putting so much spin on his chip shots. I must admit, I am…
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Canyon High set to take on Moorpark in preleague opener
For Canyon High defensive end and guard Jacob Lopez, Friday nights are near-sacred. “Every Friday is like a little heaven I get,” Lopez said. “Let’s say like I get married,…
Justin Thomas — Player of the Year?
Before the PGA Championship, there were a few guys who could have claimed the right to win the award. Hideki Matsuyama is having the kind of breakout season that his…
Manuel Martinez at right, PFC Roberts (L), PFC Hoffman (center), & SPC Morales (kneeling). Courtesy photo
Manuel E. Martinez – Iraq & Afghan Combat Veteran – Canyon Country Resident
Last year, while introducing a number of College of the Canyons students, including several Veterans, to our Fallen Warriors Monument Proposal, I had the pleasure of meeting Manuel Martinez. And…
Rob McFerren: Pumpkin Beers
It’s hard to believe that we are already in August but as fall approaches the growing selection of Pumpkin Beers will start appearing at your local breweries and on retail…
Golden Valley's Kaylie Lopez (15) nudges the ball over the net to win the first set for the Grizzlies during a nonleague volleyball game against California City at Golden Valley on Thursday, August 24, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Golden Valley volleyball comes from behind to sweep California City
In every game of Golden Valley volleyball’s home match against California City on Thursday, they trailed at the start. But in each of those games, the Grizzlies came out on…
Chabad of SCV's Torah is being commissioned in honor of Holocaust survivors Eva and Seldon Mars. Courtesy of Sharon Reifman.
Chabad of SCV commissions Torah in honor of Holocaust survivors
For every Jewish community, reading the Torah is a deeply spiritual experience. Communities with the honor of having their own Torah, the first five books of the Bible that serve…
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Grizzlies preparing to take on Highland Friday night
The preparation for a week zero game is different from any game in preleague or league play. It’s hard to single out opposing players in film, because they’re all wearing…
One of the weapons seized during latest Summer Suppression Team patrol. photo courtesy of the SCV Sheriff Station.
Sheriff’s Suppression Team disarms SCV, seizes weapons
The no nonsense 4-man Summer Suppression Patrol Team at the local sheriff’s station, that carried out successful monthly back-to-back patrols in targeted crime areas and made it clear at…
CIF clears DeGabriel Floyd to play for Golden Valley
Golden Valley High football coach Dan Kelley was always confident that USC commit DeGabriel Floyd would be cleared to play for the Grizzlies this season through an appeal process. As…
Pinetree Community School, Canyon country. Dan Watson/The Signal
Sulphur Springs now secures school campuses after hours
Residents who used to walk the Sulphur Springs Union School District (SSUSD) grounds in the evening will now find that the gates and entryways into the district’s nine campuses are…
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station Deputy S. Ratcliff with Shyloh. photo courtesy of SCV Sheriff Station.
To serve and protect – and feed dogs
To serve and protect - and feed dogs. That became the modified police motto for a veteran sheriff’s deputy and his trainee this week when they happened to bump…
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