St. Clare’s annual Lenten Fish Fries will get underway next Friday, March 3, continuing what is now a 39-year tradition of serving up delicious fish dinners that benefit many organizations…
It was a long fifteen hour flight from Los Angeles, California to Sydney, Australia. I have not visited my three grandchildren for over a year. I ache to see them…
I really enjoyed Gary Horton’s column "In the face of fire” in last Wednesday’s Signal. He certainly thinks he and his fellow PTSD sufferers have the moral high ground. The…
When you don’t have a home field of your own, scheduling games is almost always a challenge. The challenge is heightened, though, in the CIF-Southern Section playoffs, where the situation…
Driving back from Oxnard this past Sunday, I passed a large field where dozens of Hispanic workers were busy picking vegetables on that cold, rainy Presidents Day weekend. It looked…
After Santa Clarita Christian boys basketball’s final game of the season on Tuesday night, coach James Mosley said that what he would remember most about this year’s team is its…
West Ranch High girls soccer’s playoff run ended earlier than the Wildcats wanted it to for the fourth straight year. But this one, a 3-0 loss on the road to…
“If the rain comes,” said Hart High girls soccer coach Guilherme Mitrovitch at halftime Tuesday, “we’re going to embrace it. We’re going to feed off of it.” The rain came…
“Well, that was depressing.” That was the takeaway of one attendee at a presentation yesterday designed to bring employers up to date on changes in employment law. Attorneys David Poole…
In hopes of more fairly distributing funds for Los Angeles County trauma centers, Senator Scott Wilk announced Senate Bill 792 to bring adequate finances and resources to currently underserved cities.…
Lauren Madero’s goal in the 78th minute Tuesday didn’t keep Valencia High’s season alive. It drew cheers from the home crowd, not frantic celebration. But the senior’s shot into the…
By Carl Kanowsky Bob had been working for Dove of Peace Security, an armed response private security firm, as a guard for the past 10 years. He’s been noticing recently…
By Carl Kanowsky Bob had been working for Dove of Peace Security, an armed response private security firm, as a guard for the past 10 years. He’s been noticing recently…
As if a very soggy Santa Clarita Valley needed any more water at the moment, thousands of gallons of clean water are scheduled to be discharged into the Santa…
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission was expected to approve a three-year time extension for Copper Hill Estates last night, pushing the project originally proposed in 2005 to March 19, 2020.…
With an unprecedented amount of rainfall dumped on the Santa Clarita Valley this year it’s no wonder the lineup of people wanting to replace their lawns as a way of…
Opening statements began Tuesday in the trial of a Valencia man accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend and trying to stab two other women to death in Burbank two years ago,…
In an effort to gather more information from Los Angeles County residents and business owners about the damage caused by last week’s storm, Santa Clarita is encouraging citizens who suffered…
The Sulphur Springs Union School District Governing Board will evaluate a recently-approved State Board of Education accountability tool which includes local, state and federal accountability elements at the board’s regular…
News release issued by the Castaic Lake Water Agency. The Castaic Lake Water Agency received the Operating Budget Excellence Award from the California Society of Municipal Finance Officers…
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