Read more about the article Ready, set, vote: What you need to know about elections this year
A woman prepares to vote at Mountainview Elementary School in the 2018 election. Dan Watson/The Signal

Ready, set, vote: What you need to know about elections this year

If someone is eligible to vote in Los Angeles County, they can find their district or find their polling place on lavote.net; voters can go under the “Voting and Elections”…

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Read more about the article Clarice’s: where homemade never goes out of style
Clarice's owner, Nanci Olmos, center, assists attendee Joann Rodriguez with her cookie decorating during the Crazy Halloween Cookie class held at Clarice's Cake & Candy Supplies in Newhall. (Photo by Dan Watson)

Clarice’s: where homemade never goes out of style

Even with 33 years of teaching under her belt, Nanci Olmos still gets excited before each class at her store, Clarice’s Cake & Candy Supplies in Newhall. “I love sharing…

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Read more about the article Alley celebrates 100-year-old bowler
Bill Olson, 100 smiles as he celebrates his birthday with his bowling league. Michele Lutes/The Signal

Alley celebrates 100-year-old bowler

In his “comfy” shoes, a bowling ball in his hand, Bill Olson, donning a WWII veteran cap, stepped up to the freshly greased alley. With the determination of a champion,…

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Ambrosia brings tasty progressive pop to Canyon Santa Clarita Nov. 2

Grammy-nominated progressive-pop band Ambrosia, famed for hits like “How Much I Feel,” “The Biggest Part of Me,” “You're the Only Woman (You & I)” and “Holding on to Yesterday” in…

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Read more about the article Two sets of Wildcat triplets
Two sets of triplets on the West Ranch High School Marching Band & Color Guard. The Delgadillo triplets, from left, Caitlyn, Cameron and Carmen. The Cardenas triplets from left, Luliana, Michael and Daniel.

Two sets of Wildcat triplets

Six students at West Ranch High School have something special in common, other than being Wildcats. They’re all in the marching band and color guard — and they have one…

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Lackey’s 36th Assembly District challenger denies previous sexual harassment allegations

Steve Fox, the 36th Assembly District race challenger and former representative, alleges that he was collateral damage in two lawsuits against him alleging abuse from his time in the Assembly.…

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Read more about the article 29th Annual Haunted Jailhouse Serves Up Family Fun and New Dollhouse Maze
Young Trick or Treaters interact with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's bomb squad at the SCV Sheriff's Station Haunted Jailhouse Sunday afternoon. Cory Rubin/The Signal

29th Annual Haunted Jailhouse Serves Up Family Fun and New Dollhouse Maze

Dressed as superheroes, animals, a claw machine and everything in between, people gathered at the Haunted Jailhouse, hosted by the sheriff’s station and the Santa Clarita Boys & Girls Club, to celebrate the Halloween season with trick-or-treating, games, photo booths, food, costume contests, a petting zoo and a dollhouse-themed haunted maze.

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Read more about the article Middle school participates in alcohol, tobacco and drug prevention campaign
Eighth grade student Tylar Arnold applies purple duct tape to Castaic Middle School Principal Bob Brauneisen during a Red Ribbon Week fundraiser. More than two dozen strips of tape held Brauneisen to a cement pillar near the campus quad. Austin Dave/The Signal

Middle school participates in alcohol, tobacco and drug prevention campaign

In an effort to educate the youth and mobilize communities in the fight against drugs and substance abuse, schools across the country participated in Red Ribbon Week — an alcohol,…

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