Read more about the article Intense heat prompts city to extend public library hours
An early morning hike to beat the triple-digit temperatures in Neenach Aug. 29, 2017. Jeff Zimmerman/For The Signal

Intense heat prompts city to extend public library hours

All three Santa Clarita Public Libraries will stay open until 9 p.m. to help protect residents and keep them cool during the week’s excessive heat. The Canyon Country, Old Town…

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Read more about the article Legislators ride around Capitol in support of bike share program
Senator Henry Stern (front) talks about Senate Bill 702 beside Assembly members Monique Limon, Todd Gloria and Laura Friedman. Courtesy of Senate Photographer Lorie Shelley.

Legislators ride around Capitol in support of bike share program

Senator Henry Stern hopped on a bicycle and rode a mile around the State Capitol on Monday evening in an effort to garner support for the bike share program one…

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Read more about the article Valencia rises, others fall in CIF football ranks
Golden Valley's DeGabriel Floyd (1) pushes off Highland's Demani Jamison (2) 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

Valencia rises, others fall in CIF football ranks

Without playing a game, Valencia High football moved closer to the top of the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 rankings. The Vikings came in at No. 2 on Monday, up two…

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Read more about the article Quarterback cruises in SCCS football win
The Santa Clarita Christian quarterback Blake Kirshner prepares to pass against St. Bernard at Canyon High School on Saturday. Dan Watson / For The Signal

Quarterback cruises in SCCS football win

Everything felt right for Santa Clarita Christian School on Saturday night. The feeling was confirmed after a final buzzer that signaled a 36-12 win over St. Bernard of Playa del…

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Read more about the article Newhall School District parents protest district calendar
Newhall School District parents pass out fliers protesting the district's calendar and encouraging others to join the movement on Friday, Aug. 25, 2017. Courtesy photo

Newhall School District parents protest district calendar

Editor's note: Updated to reflect that Castaic Union School District's calendar does not align with the Hart District's calendar for two days, and that parents will be pulling their children from…

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Read more about the article City, service providers and volunteers talk homelessness concerns and strategies
Action's Cary Quashen listens as Gerry Ramirez gives a presentation about the allocation of the Measure H funds to the City of Santa Clarita's monthly ad hoc committee on homelessness at the Activities Center on Monday, August 28, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal

City, service providers and volunteers talk homelessness concerns and strategies

Moving forward with citywide conversations about homelessness, a group of nearly 40 gathered on Monday afternoon for the largest ad hoc committee on homelessness meeting since its formation. This surge…

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