Supervisor addresses foster crisis with adoption awareness
Nearly 400 children in Los Angeles County’s foster care system are in need of an adoptive family, according to Supervisor Kathryn Barger. To raise awareness for these children in need,…
Cars park along Main Street in Newhall on Friday, Nov. 24, 2017. City Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday regarding parking in Newhall. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
Parking perspectives pose problems in Newhall
Residents, business owners, property owners and city staff all agree the parking in Old Town Newhall is insufficient. But, the way to solve that problem is still divisive. City Council…
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Sheriff’s Station investigating reports of gunfire heard in Val Verde
Sheriff’s detectives are investigating a Thanksgiving shooting west of Santa Clarita city limits, authorities confirmed Friday. The shooting took place in Val Verde near the intersection of Chiquito Canyon Road…
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Valencia resident directs women-centered documentary
"Women Like Us," a documentary directed by Valencia resident Sally Colón-Petree, features women from around the world making a difference in their communities. "I want people to be inspired to…
The Miller Family plays in a dune buggy wrapped with Christmas lights at the Light Up Main Street event on Saturday, sponsored by the Santa Clarita Auto Dealers Association. Ryan Painter/The Signal.
Santa Clarita Auto Dealers Association gives back this holiday season
November has been a busy month for the Santa Clarita Auto Dealers Association. More than 125 children and adults gathered at the Santa Clarita Valley’s Boys and Girls Club Newhall…
Saugus' Tyler Hampsten (25) brings down St. Francis running back, Elijah Washington (25) for a loss at COC on Friday. Dan Watson/for The Signal
Saugus football ready for multi-faceted Bishop Diego offense
Saugus football saw its playoff life flash before its eyes last week, winning by just one point over St. Paul of Santa Fe Springs. The Centurions have lived to see…
An early morning hike to beat the triple-digit temperatures in Neenach Aug. 29, 2017. Jeff Zimmerman/For The Signal
Thanksgiving toasty for Santa Clarita, cooler weather to return
Thanksgiving typically leaves Americans feeling a bit warm, but for Southern Californians, it was toasty. Thursday shattered heat records for the warmest Thanksgiving Day in Downtown Los Angeles, according to…
Michael Kalu (10) practices as he is guarded by a teammate at College of the Canyons on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
COC men’s basketball brings full, athletic roster into season
College of the Canyons men’s basketball experienced a growth spurt this past offseason. The Cougars ended last year with a mere seven players. This year, they have a full roster…
Teammates Ahvie Harris (4) and Zack Chevalier (18) celebrate after a touchdown during the first football game of the season against Highland of Palmdale at Canyon High School on Friday, August 25, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Golden Valley clicking ahead of Mira Costa semifinal game
If you’d ask defensive end CJ Ravenell, Golden Valley football is peaking at just the right time. “We’re playing all hard,” said Ravenell. “Not just a few players … all…
Valencia's Connor Downs (14) dodges a tackle from Chaparral's Dane Breslo (11) during a football game against Chaparral of Scottsdale, Ariz. on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
Valencia to battle tough ground game against Heritage
Valencia football has yet to face a true challenge in the playoffs, winning both postseason games by at least 30 points. It could be a different story tonight, as the…
SCV baseball alums discuss what it takes to make it through minor leagues
Jared Oliva’s first day in the minors followed a similar script to many getting their first crack at pro ball. The Valencia alum, who spent four years at Arizona, was…
Out of the Bunker: Getting some holiday practice
We are officially into my favorite time of year. The weather is finally cooler, my kids wake up easier in the morning because the sun is up, and the holidays…
Black Friday: Busiest golf day of the year
Black Friday. Those two words can turn the most casual shopper into hysterics this time of year. The sweet deals, and the huge crowds offer an adrenaline rush many of…
Letters to the Editor
Gary Curtis: Moore trouble
Judge Roy Moore, the Republican candidate for the Senate to replace former Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, has been accused by four women of improper physical contact with them nearly 40…
Letters to the Editor
Karla H. Edwards: It’s hard to change bill
I’m wondering what Congressman Steve Knight thought he could accomplish by voting for a flawed tax bill? He could have listened to his many constituents who asked him to vote…
Letters to the Editor
Lois Eisenberg: Mending our divisions
This letter to the editor is a response to the letter “The error of his ways” sent to The Signal by Keith Smith of Canyon Country and published Nov. 11,…
Letters to the Editor
Albert Bigelow: Tax bill: What are the facts?
The recent letter to the editor from Susan Cornner is long on words but short on facts. Her letter seems a lot like Sen. Chuck Schumer’s mouthing about anything proposed…
Steve Lunetta: More slides from the Holy Land
Editor’s note: Second in a series. OK, everyone. Have a seat. Time to load up the old Kodak carousel for some more slides from our recent trip to Israel. Can…
Trespassing suspect taken to hospital after scuffle near film archives
A trespassing suspect wound up being taken to the hospital after fighting with Santa Clarita deputies assisting security at the Packard Humanities Institute in Santa Clarita. Security with the massive,…
File photo: Tire marks cover the road on Constellation Road in Valencia, near where actor Paul Walker was killed in a car crash on Nov. 30, 2013. A recent street racing operation in the area recently netted more than 100 arrests, many of which were addressed in court Thursday. Katharine Lotze/Signal
Community service, suspended sentence handed down for illegal street race
A Santa Clarita man accused of taking part in an illegal street race pleaded no contest in court this past week. Johannes Michael Hansel, 19, of Canyon Country, was charged…
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