From the City Manager: Thank you Santa Claritans, for all your help
By Ken Striplin City Manager On Sept. 22, 2018, hundreds of volunteers descended into the Santa Clara riverbed in search of trash and debris as part of our Annual River…
Downtown Adventures with Aunt Gigi
My Aunt Gisela, aka “Gigi,” always took me to the coolest places when I was a kid. During my obsession with old movies around age 11, we hopped on her…
Right Pricing, part 2: Zestimate or Realtor.com?
By Ray Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer I receive questions from people about real estate all the time. Here’s an interesting one that got my propeller hat spinning… Question: “Hey, happy…
Dancers from Danza Azteca Xochipilli spanned the center of the Hart of the West Native American Pow wow this weekend. Ryan Mancini/The Signal
For its 25th year, Hart Park welcomes its annual Hart of the West Native American Pow wow
In a celebration of color, sound and culture, William S. Hart Park held the 25th annual Hart of the West Native American Pow wow and Craft Fair on Saturday and Sunday.
Andy Cicero, left, hands off the trike to BMW teammate Dustin Miller as they compete in the 2nd Annual Trike Derby benefiting the Child & Family Center's Domestic Violence Program which was held at Wolf Creek Brewery in Santa Clarita on Saturday, October 06, 2018. (Photo by Dan Watson)
Teams wheeled through the Child & Family Center’s Trike Derby
The Child & Family Center hosted its second annual Trike Derby on Saturday at Wolf Creek Brewery.
Singer-guitarist Al Jardine, a founding member of the legendary Beach Boys and lead singer on early hits like “Help Me, Rhonda” and “Then I Kissed Her,” will bring his multimedia solo show to the Canyon Santa Clarita on Friday night, Oct. 12. Randy Straka
Beach Boys co-founder Al Jardine delivers postcards from California at Canyon Santa Clarita Oct. 12
Singer-guitarist Al Jardine, a founding member of the legendary Beach Boys and lead singer on early hits like “Help Me, Rhonda” and “Then I Kissed Her,” will bring his multimedia solo show to the Canyon Santa Clarita on Friday night, Oct. 12.
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Foothill League Alumni Kick Off College Football Season
As prep football season gets underway in the Santa Clarita Valley, alumni from the Foothill League, as well as Santa Clarita Christian School and Trinity Classical Academy, are competing at…
“Back For The Future – A Gift of Song” will help students apply their skills in performing arts
Leslie Berra has always had a big heart for children who perform in theater. As a member of the Canyon Theatre Guild, Berra could be found working with the children’s groups or helping backstage.
Author Profile: Paul Marks, Shamus Award-winning author
Paul Marks, now an Acton resident after living in Saugus since 1994, is the author of the Shamus Award-winning novel “White Heat” and its sequel, “Broken Windows.”
Letters to the Editor
Marc Winger | Former Superintendent Favors Smith for State Assembly
I worked closely with two-term governing board member Christy Smith when I was superintendent of the Newhall School District. Now she’s running for state Assembly on Nov. 6 and she…
Leia Obloy, 2, of the Rebel Legion, dressed as Star Wars character, Rey, carries a purple flower for a relative she lost to Alzheimer's as she attends the 2018 Walk to End Alzheimer's event held at Bridgeport Park in Valencia on Saturday, October 06, 2018. (Photo by Dan Watson)
Hundreds joined together to support loved ones at the Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Santa Clarita families showed love and support as they took part in the 2018 Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Bridgeport Park on Saturday.
SNAP sports is a sports based program for athletes with special needs. They are scheduled to host their annual skate-a-thon to raise money for the organization on Oct. 27 at 4 p.m. in Valencia. Courtesy photo.
Non-profit to host annual Skate-A-Thon
SNAP sports annual Skate-A-Thon event is scheduled Saturday, Oct. 27., to raise money for the sports programs for athletes with special needs, organizers said.
Letters to the Editor
Dana Stern Sr. | A Red Wave, Not Blue
Currently there is a tide of politicians promising everything to get elected. They promise social services to people who are here in this country illegally but registered to vote. At…
Tim Whyte | We Missed the Burning Question at the Forum
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I’ll admit, I was a little nervous. It had been a little while since I’d hosted one of these things. Over a dozen years, if…
Our View | 15 Candidates, 3 Seats, and Tough Decisions
By The Signal Editorial Board Quick. Name as many candidates as you can for Santa Clarita City Council. You’ve got 30 seconds, and no fair peeking at the internet. Put…
David Hegg is senior pastor of Grace Baptist Church and a Santa Clarita resident. "Ethically Speaking" runs Saturdays in The Signal.
David W. Hegg | It’s a Choice: You Can Still Change Your Future
By David Hegg Let’s be honest. At some point, we’re all victims. Life is rough, disappointment is common, tragedy is inescapable and injustices, both large and small, envelope every life.…
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SCCS football ends preleague with win over Temple City
In the last preleague game before its Prep League opener, Santa Clarita Christian School football wanted to both make an impression and fix a few loose ends on Saturday night.…
Attendees from left, Linda Curran, Jennifer DeHayven, Kevin MacDonald and Eboni Williams laugh about he mouse Trap game theme of their table at the Circle of Hope's 15th Annual Afternoon Tea and Cocktail Reception held at The Hyatt Regency Valencia on Saturday October, 06, 2018. (Photo by Dan Watson)
Circle of Hope hosts annual Afternoon Tea
Circle of Hope hosted its 15th annual Afternoon Tea Saturday to kick off 31 Days of Hope.
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. Dan Watson/The Signal
Upcoming class aims to demystify questions and concerns about breast health and breast cancer at Henry Mayo
To coincide with Breast Cancer Awareness month, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital is offering a class on clearing away the myths behind breast cancer at “Breast Health Demystified – An Evening of Awareness” on Oct. 23.
Dave Styler, President and CEO of Logix Federal Credit Union, left, takes the gold shovel from the company mascot, "Robix" in preparation for the official ground breaking ceremony at the location of the the new Logix Headquarters building in Valencia on Wednesday. Dan Watson/The Signal
Logix set to give back to the community and get to know Santa Clarita ahead of their new HQ opening
As a way to give back to Santa Clarita, Logix Federal Credit Union will kick off its day of community service at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Oct. 8.
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