The Game of Hope – In It to Win It
The Annual Circle of Hope Afternoon Tea Returns For 2018 Source: Press Release Circle of Hope is scheduled to host its annual afternoon tea fundraising and awareness event on Oct.…
Metrolink officials reported that ridership is trending up, and encouraged Santa Clarita residents to avoid traffic with public transportation this week as a new year's resolution. Signal file photo
The Future of Public Transportation in Santa Clarita
By Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean In Santa Clarita, public transportation is vital for our local commuters who depend on the service on a weekly, sometimes daily basis. However, the…
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University News
George Fox University, Newberg, OR Ashton Hoffman of Valencia was among those who earned dean's list recognition at George Fox University for the spring 2018 semester. Traditional undergraduate students must…
Abigail Ruano looks down at what remains of her mobility scooter, Tuesday July 24. Eddy martinez/The Signal.
Santa Clarita resident hopes to get wheelchair scooter back
A young Santa Clarita resident is hoping to get back parts of her wheelchair, which were stolen over the weekend. Abigail Ruano, 15, will be going into her sophomore year…
Lori Broadway sits in Veteran's Historical Plaza Park. Austin Dave /The Signal
SCV residents can now use county homeless portal to help homeless people
Santa Clarita Valley residents can now better connect homeless people with services through a new county-wide online reporting system. Last week, the Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative and Los Angeles…
An early morning hike to beat the triple-digit temperatures in Neenach Aug. 29, 2017. Jeff Zimmerman/For The Signal
Heat alert continues for Santa Clarita, health officials issue warning to residents
The Los Angeles County health officer has extended a heat alert for the Santa Clarita area that is now expected to last until Thursday. Daytime high temperatures this week are…
FILE PHOTO. Unkempt brush and weeds encroaches on the sidewalks on Hillcrest Parkway in Castaic. Cory Rubin/The Signal
Hillcrest residents to see increase in fees to maintain hillsides
After almost 20 years of the same maintenance fees, residents of the Hillcrest area of Castaic will pay $655 for the county to landscape their now-overgrown hillsides starting in September.…
SCV home inventory rising, Realtors say
With inventory on the rise, now’s the time to buy, is the message from Santa Clarita Valley Realtors for August. The number of SCV homes available hit the highest total…
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Classic ars from the 1920s and '30s are on display at the Roaring '20s"-themed SENSES event held on Main Street in Newhall on Thursday Night. 032014
City announces August events for Thursdays at Newhall
Old Town Newhall transforms into 1920s Hollywood for the August edition of Thursdays@Newhall, an ongoing series in which guests can attend free shows, concerts and special events on Thursdays throughout…
Stencil placed on bike trail to remind cyclist about safety. By Michele Lutes/The Signal
City’s safety campaign expands to address bicycle safety
Santa Clarita is looking to pump the brakes on unsafe cycling by splashing some new paint on local bike trails. The city’s “Heads Up!” campaign was created last year to…
People dancing and enjoying Thursdays@Newhall JAM Sessions / Courtesy Kyle Schnurr
No shortage of SCV arts events in August
The city of Santa Clarita has no shortage of arts and events activities for people of all ages to partake in August. Here’s a list of arts events taking place…
Courtesy photo of College of the Canyons. Signal reader photo by Dave Bogna
State, COC to offer extra $4K in grants
Continuing a push to increase the number of students who graduate with degrees on time, California and College of the Canyons will offer an extra $4,000 in grants to community…
Outside of the new democratic Headquarters office in Newhall, Monday July 23. Eddy martinez/The Signal.
Hill headquarters moves to Stevenson Ranch
Katie Hill, the Democratic challenger in the 25th Congressional District race, has opened a new campaign office in the Santa Clarita Valley. The Katie Hill For Congress team celebrated the…
The Signal presents third installment of “Behind the Concerts in the Park”
As Green ToDay took the stage Saturday night, concert goers prepared to have the time of their lives. True to the original band, Green ToDay opened with “American Idiot,” a…
Santa Clarita Christian School's newest administrator Greg Jones
SCCS names new administrator
Santa Clarita Christian School announced on Thursday that Greg Jones is the school’s newest administrator. School Committee Chairman John Dennis said Jones will begin his duties in August. “When interviewing…
Hart pitcher Bryce Collins throws a pitch in a game against Los Alamitos in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 playoffs at Hart. Haley Sawyer/The Signal
2017-18 Signal Sport Awards: Male Athlete of the Year
Fighting through adversity to begin the year, Hart pitcher Bryce Collins never doubted his ability or the fact that he would return to the field for the 2017-18 baseball season.…
Letters to the Editor
Norma Lindemann | Are Americans Getting the Government We Deserve?
“Every action done in company, ought to be with some sign of respect to those who are present.” — George Washington, “Rules of Civility” Our president is criticized at every…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Joshua Heath | Suggestions for The Signal
To: Richard Budman, Publisher From: Joshua Heath Re: The future of The Signal Richard, I would like to begin by saying congratulations on your purchase of The Signal. It is…
Letters to the Editor
Thomas Oatway | We Can’t Trust the Dangerous Buffoon to Win a Trade War with China
Steve Lunetta (Opinion, July 19) seems to believe that we can win a trade war with China or our allies, with Donald Trump at the helm. Steve has been listening…
Puppies inside trunk of car. photo courtesy SCV Sheriff's Station.
Deputies rescue dogs from hot cars Saturday – twice.
As temperatures hovered in the low 90s Saturday, Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies rescued dogs from vehicles in at least two separate incidents. About 12:30 p.m., when temperatures climbed to…
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