Trinity places flags, hosts tribute for 9/11 victims
In honor of the victims of 9/11, Trinity Classical Academy students, staff, family and friends placed nearly 3,000 flags on campus on Trinity’s front lawn. The tribute was led by…
Newsmaker of the Week: L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger
https://youtu.be/OIFt0jq1l1U Los Angeles County's Fifth District Supervisor Kathryn Barger discusses with Leon Worden her views on DACA, a new bill that could change the organization of the supervisorial districts, and…
Tom Deters was driving north on the 5 Freeway when he was hit from behind and sent rolling out of control on Saturday, September 9, 2017. Photo Courtesy of Tom Deters.
Community rallies to help man in car accident reunite with dog
Tom Deters, 52, was having an ordinary drive on the 5 freeway alongside his best friend Zen, a Brindle pitbull mix. The peaceful drive came to an end when the…
Jared Destackelberg boards up his windows and doors in preparation for Hurricane Irma. Photo Courtesy of Jared Destackelberg
UPDATE: SCV residents uneasy as Hurricane Irma hits friends and family
5:48 p.m. - Hurricane Irma is now a Category 2 storm and is moving north through Florida with winds of 105 mph. She is moving at 14 mph, according to…
Blake Campanella, 4, looks at the train show put on by the High Desert Modular Model Railroad Club, based out of Antelope Valley, at Hart Hall in Newhall on Sunday. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
SCV gets the chance to be a conductor for a day
The railroad spirit runs deep in Patrick Ray and his family. His father enjoyed model trains and that passion was passed down to Ray from the moment he was born.…
Lightning rolls through L.A. County on Saturday. Jeff Zimmerman/For The Signal
Lightning pierces the sky on Saturday
The Santa Clarita Valley was treated to a light show on Saturday as a lightning storm rolled through L.A. County. Flashes permeated through the sky as residents gazed at the…
Gary Muller charges his electric BMW i3 at Whole Foods Market on Valencia Blvd. on Monday, Aug. 8, 2016. Electric cars are a good option for reducing ozone emissions and helping to clean up the environment. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
Unhealthy air quality expected in SCV
LOS ANGELES – According to the South Coast Air Quality Management District, air quality will be unhealthy for sensitive individuals in Santa Clarita Valley on Sunday, Sept. 10. Los Angeles…
Local breweries gave unlimited samples to guests at the Buy a Dog a Beer Festival in Valencia on Saturday, September 9, 2017. Christian Monterrosa/ The Signal
Beer festival helps rescue at risk dogs with beer
When people drink beer, rescuing a dog does not usually come to mind. On Saturday, Dirty Dog Squad and enFuego Events brought the two concepts together. Dirty Dog Squad, an…
Jesse Peralta and Laura Peralta, alumni of The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley, reminisce as they look through a photo album at the Newhall branch on Saturday during the Alumni Barbecue. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
Boys & Girls Club alumni mingle and reminisce
Over 50 years ago, Tom Dierckman was a member of the Boys Club in Shelbyville, Indiana. The organization, now known as The Boys & Girls Club, greatly influenced Dierckman and…
Brad waits to be adopted from the Homes for Dogs event hosted by Coldwell Banker in Valencia. Ryan Painter/For The Signal.
Local real estate firm hosts dog adoption event in Valencia
The small parking lot behind a strip of buildings near the intersection of Decoro Drive and McBean Parkway received a group of 10 tail-wagging, mouth-slobbering visitors Saturday afternoon. It was…
Volunteers at HandsOn Santa Clarita’s 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance take a breather while working at the end of Newhall Avenue on Saturday. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
SCV engages in community service in honor of 9/11
Some 300 volunteers banded together on Saturday to engage in community service projects throughout Santa Clarita in commemoration of 9/11. HandsOn Santa Clarita held its Fifth Annual 9/11 Day of…
Clouds hang low over the hills in Placerita Canyon on Jan. 9, 2017 after an overnight rainfall. Katharine Lotze/Signal
SCV will be under flash flood watch on Sunday
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch in the Santa Clarita Valley for Sunday morning through late Sunday night. Due to “monsoonal moisture” and an unstable atmosphere,…
Be a better person, and you’ll be a better leader
Imagine walking into your local grocery store, favorite restaurant, museum or movie theatre, your dry cleaners, bank, or hardware store, your school, college, or church, your business or even your…
Looking over Stevenson Ranch and beyond from Richard Rioux Park in July 2017. Photo by Trish Galloway
If you chose to move out of the SCV, what would be your primary reason?
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QB Shawn Gallagher throws for 113 yards and 99 rushing in a 28-14 loss against the Oxnard Yellowjackets in Canyon Country on September 8, 2017. Christian Monterrosa/ The Signal
Canyon football falls in second half to Oxnard running game
The Canyon High Cowboys struggled to keep their heads above water on Friday against the Oxnard Yellowjackets. Coming off of a win against the Burbank Bulldogs, the Cowboys were unable…
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Prep football roundup: Hart, West Ranch win; GV and Trinity fall
A late comeback effort by Golden Valley football fell flat on Friday as the Grizzlies dropped a road game to Crescenta Valley 26-19 at Glendale High School. Down 26-7 in…
Saugus football slips by Buena
Saugus football fought to regain a lead twice in its 29-27 win over Buena of Ventura at College of the Canyons, and it’s hard to tell which one was more…
Valencia's Moises Haynes (43) dodges a tackle by Chaparral's Jaxon Richards (59) during a football game against Chaparral of Scottsdale, Ariz. on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Vikes bring the fire in win over Chaparral
By Jon Stein For The Signal In all its seasons of varsity football, Valencia has never squared off with an out-of-state team. After Friday’s result against Chaparral of Scottsdale, Arizona,…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Betty Arenson: Dispelling the falsehoods
In the column “Truth about the new gas tax” written by Assemblyman Dante Acosta and published Sept. 2, Acosta set the record straight after a malevolent column, signed by multiple…
James Farley: Another look at reclaiming SCV street safety
In her recent commentary Diane Trautman declares it is time to “reclaim” safety on our streets (“Let’s reclaim safety on our streets,” Aug. 26 in The Signal). I could not…
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