News release issued by College of the Canyons. With a 15.8 percent increase in the number of students receiving degrees compared to last year, College of the Canyons will honor…
Stewart (Stu) Balikov knew how to stirrup emotions for his wife Eileen after her final day teaching students at Hart High School. As Eileen Balikov made her way out of…
SOURCE: Summit West Public Relations & Marketing No more wondering what to do on Friday nights because Friday, June 16th will be opening night as the sounds of live Jazz…
Fifth grade students at Golden Valley Community School explored the creation and history of the United States as they performed their rendition of the musical “13 Colonies.” The fifth annual…
Los Angeles County trauma centers are on their way to receiving their fair share of funding after Senate Bill 792 passed the Senate floor unanimously on Wednesday. Under the bill,…
SOURCE: County of Los Angeles Department of Consumer and Business Affairs In one month, starting July 1, the minimum wage will increase to $12.00 an hour in unincorporated areas of…
Father and son motorcyclists accused in October of reckless driving each pleaded no contest Wednesday to the respective misdemeanor charges filed against them. Lars and Kenneth Svanoe, 47 and 25…
As rent costs continue to climb across the Los Angeles County area, Santa Clarita prices are following suit. Rent prices inched up one-half percent in the city and are up…
Albert Einstein Academy for Letters, Arts and Sciences held its graduation Wednesday at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons. Sixty-three students graduated from the school.…
As a runner, Solomon Strader has an uncanny ability to maintain speed. “Most people, they get up to a top speed and then they start to burn out,” said Trinity…
The NCAA Division 1 baseball season is closing in on perhaps the most exciting part of the year: the College World Series. Out of the 64 teams still hoping to…
San Diego State University Colby Tunick of Santa Clarita, was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society.…
What makes a city a place you want to call home? I believe it’s when a city becomes more than just buildings and roads and is instead seen as a…
Golden Valley High School held its graduation on Wednesday at College of the Canyons. More than 500 students graduated. Readers can purchase photos of the ceremony here. Number of graduates:516…
I saw this headline in the May 11 Signal: “Whittaker site ready to develop by late 2018.” After reading the story, I came to one conclusion: No way can this…
On May 25 The Signal published a column by Steve Lunetta entitled “Health care free market an abject failure,” and I have to take great issue with much of what…
On a Friday in late February, in the opener of a three-game set at Occidental College in Los Angeles, Cal Lutheran baseball coach Marty Slimak tweaked his lineup. The 24th-year…
Let’s play the what-would-it-look-like game. I am going to envision a health-care system that would appeal to me and let’s see how well it matches up with what you want.…
Santa Clarita residents can learn CPR at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital during a special county-wide event on Thursday, June 1 in front of the hospital’s main building and at the…
Members and guests were treated to a first class High Tea on Saturday, April 29, at Hart Hall, in Hart Park. This Tea was Eta Rho Chapter’s biennial event, to…
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