Carl Kanowsky: A great find in Sonoma County
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to buy a few bottles of aged Ramey Chardonnay. I had never had Ramey before, but the reviews were outstanding. For instance,…
The Nordstrom Rack in Santa Clarita will feature 30,000 square feet of retail space. Steve Kiggins/The Signal
Nordstrom Rack set for Santa Clarita opening
The grand opening celebration begins at 8 a.m. Thursday.
Jacob Lopez pitches for COC. Courtesy photo.
COC Insider: Lefty strikes out 14 in one game, Softball team participates in “Lemons for Leukemia”
By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal College of the Canyons starting pitcher Jacob Lopez struck out a career-high 14 batters and the Cougars clubbed 17 hits to clip conference rival Citrus…
George C. Aguilar Army portrait. Courtesy photo
George C. Aguilar – U.S. Army Veteran – Valencia Resident
LAPD Fellowship Meeting I met George Aguilar at George Thomas’ Route 66 Restaurant in Canyon Country a few weeks ago where a group of retired local law enforcement officers hold…
Executive Chef Harout Hadjinian poses for a photo at the Grove Restaurant and Bar at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Valencia on Monday, March 26, 2018. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
Chef Harout Hadjinian invites you home
Embassy Suites’ chef feels at home in the kitchen, mainly because he’s spent so much of his life there. And he wants his guests to feel the same way –…
Golden Valley's Cassidy Cangemi prepares to throw a pitch against Saugus on Thursday April 12, 2018. Diego Marquez/The Signal
Golden Valley softball gets big win over Saugus
Battling chilly temperatures and gusty winds, Saugus softball traveled to Golden Valley Thursday afternoon. The Grizzlies fought the elements, as Cassidy Cangemi took the mound and pitched a complete game…
Golden Valley’s Daniel Rush rounds the corner as Canyon’s Ethan Danforth (middle) and Patrick King (right) trail him in a Foothill League meet at Canyon on Thursday. Haley Sawyer/The Signal
Canyon track secures share of ninth straight Foothill League title
In the week leading up to Canyon boys track and field’s meet against Golden Valley, the Cowboys knew they needed every point they could get. When two undefeated teams go…
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West Ranch boys volleyball steals game from Saugus
West Ranch boys volleyball traveled to Saugus Thursday evening, stealing home court from the Cents by defeating them in straight sets, 25-21, 25-19, 25-18. “It was a really solid win…
Memorial Day flag-placing event at Eternal Valley seeks volunteers
With Memorial Day around the corner, an annual ceremony to honor the memory of Santa Clarita Valley’s veterans buried at Eternal Valley is looking for volunteers. A group of volunteers…
Two-year-old pit bull Zeus, left, and one-year-old chihuahua mix play together during an evaluation session on the behavior of Zeus with other, smaller dogs at the County of Los Angeles, Castaic Animal Care Center on Saturday. 090216 Dan Watson
DACC honors animal control officers
The Los Angeles County’s Department of Animal Care and Control celebrated National Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week this week. The week was started by the National Animal Care and Control…
Search for SUV swept away in rushing river water continued Wednesday. photo courtesy CHP.
Searchers find “personal items” of missing Valencia family in Eel River
Searchers looking for an SUV that was swept away by rushing flood waters of Eel River a week ago, fearing it might be the SUV of a missing Valencia family,…
As deadline nears, county urges residents to utilize safe, reliable, free tax preparation
As the tax season comes to a close, many taxpayers are left scrambling for tax-preparation appointments or paying costly service fees. The County of Los Angeles Department of Consumer and…
Castaic school board approves raise for teachers Thursday
After years of hard cuts, Castaic Union School District officials approved a raise for local educators Thursday, saying financial conditions are the most promising they’ve been in years. “What’s on…
FILE PHOTO: A Los Angeles County jail. Photo courtesy of LASD.
Sheriff’s department hires independent consultant to manage budget deficit
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is operating at a projected $40 million budget deficit from its $3.2 billion budget for fiscal year 2017-2018, according to a report presented April…
UPDATE: Acton fire burns two acres, trailer and trash
1:10 p.m. Metrolink trains traveling through Acton have been stopped for about 90 minutes with arrangements made to transfer delayed passengers to buses. "They contained the fire and told us…
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The Tier 4 Locomotive, left, lies stalled on the tracks outside the Newhall Station while an older locomotive passes it en route to an on-time arrival. Ryan Painter/The Signal.
Metrolink seeks Millennials’ input on ridership
Metrolink is seeking a younger perspective for its ridership, officials with the transportation agency announced Thursday. “In a bid to attract new train riders among Millennials – the next generation…
Scene near Gorman Thursday morning. photo by Jeff Zimmerman, for The Signal.
Lost hiker rescued after frigid night near Gorman
With snow on the higher levels of ground near Gorman, and as temperatures dropped below freezing, a hiker lost since Wednesday night was rescued by searchers early Thursday morning.…
Flyover tribute planned for pilot Major Stephen Del Bagno
A memorial for fallen Thunderbirds pilot Major Stephen Del Bagno, who died last week when his F-16 Fighting Falcon crashed over the Nevada Test and Training Range, is planned to…
Wendy Noonan portrays astronaut Peggy Whitson during the 11th Annual Women in History program, sponsored by the the American Association of University Women, at Saugus High on Tuesday, April 10, 2018. This year focused on science and six different women portrayed famous historical figures for students to learn from. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
Historical women honored at Saugus High
This year focused on science and six different women portrayed famous historical figures for students to learn from. With March being Women in History Month, Saugus students and teachers continued…
Letters to the Editor
Richard Myers: Keep gun issue out front
I just read Brian Baker’s April 5th column, "Political Kabuki in the anti-gun debate, rants” and I note it is a column, not a letter and that his picture is…
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