Captain Robert Lewis, newly-named top cop for the Santa Clarita Valley, is precisely what city officials were looking for – veteran cop, longtime resident, family man. “Captain Lewis was our…
All of the rain we’ve been experiencing here in Southern California has left many golfers with mixed feelings. Sure, the rain has certainly been needed and will help golf courses…
Back in the early 90s, I spent a lot of time working with a well-known golf instructor in Scottsdale, Arizona. I would make the drive from Albuquerque, New Mexico to…
He's Loudmouth Louie And he has no remorse He disturbs every player Out on the course. He just booms and bellows His volume’s absurd Like it or not Loudmouth is…
We just won’t leave Kong enough alone, will we? For some 80 years now, through movie after movie after movie, the giant ape has been minding his own giant ape…
This past week the California Craft Brewers Association announced that the state of California has hit the 800 mark for licensed operating breweries. That is an amazing milestone for California…
Raymond Torres and I recently met at the Corner Bakery in Awesometown for 3 ½ hours and did not conclude our interview as we hit it off so well that…
Nearly 250 women gathered at the Hyatt for the Women’s Conference last Saturday, put on by the Santa Clarita Valley Church of Christ. Sounds from the event ranged from the…
If you’re craving food from the windy city, you don’t need a plane ticket, just a drive into Canyon Country. Marciano’s Chicago Style Deli was not only deemed the go-to…
Saugus boys tennis defeated Crespi 17-1 on Thursday afternoon. Erin Pang and Jeffrey Astorga each swept with scores of 6-3, 6-0, 6-0 and 6-4, 6-0, 6-1, respectively. James Phan won…
On March 8 The Signal published a column by Gary Horton entitled “Deciding to decisively end homelessness.” It seems that Gary and I agree on this issue, and I’m sure…
One of the ideas touted by the Republicans to fix Obamacare is the expansion of Health Savings Accounts, commonly referred to as “HSAs.” In case you have not heard of…
I live in a world consumed by technology and social media. People sitting across from each other on a date don’t even look up to have a conversation because they…
In its season-opener, Trinity Classical Academy softball was staring down a five-run deficit heading into the top of the seventh inning. But in that small window of time, the Knights…
Canyon High softball needed this one. Coming off five straight losses, the Cowboys downed Oak Park, 8-4, at home Thursday behind Jessica Goodspeed’s arm and Melissa Spencer’s bat. The Cowboys…
Valencia junior Dexter Akanno came off the bench at times last season. Hart junior Whitten Dominguez served as the sixth or seventh man for a senior-laden Indians team. The two…
Thursday was a hard day for Saugus High boys soccer. It was hard for the Centurions to score in a 6-1 loss to Citrus Hill on the road in Perris…
A team of Santa Clarita students is one of 10 semifinalists in the Scripps National Spelling Bee’s second Spellebrity Video Contest. The video contest gives students a chance to win…
In an effort to determine the needs of the low income community in Santa Clarita, the city administered a Community Needs Assessment survey, the results of which will be open…
State housing inspectors are expected to visit a Newhall mobile home park Friday after learning the park’s septic system had failed recently. Investigators with the state’s Department of Housing and…
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