Scott Wilk | Small Business Saturday: Those Who Give Back
The Thanksgiving bird, or what is left of it, is in the fridge awaiting my post-Thanksgiving ritual: football and an open-faced turkey sandwich with gravy. But wedged between Black Friday…
Ken Dean | Reflecting on City Council Election
The election is over, the dust has settled and the people have spoken. This was an election that basically went smoothly without controversial outbreaks. Yet, one needs to look at…
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Multiple Castaic cars broken into Thanksgiving Day
Deputies arrested four suspects early Thursday morning on suspicion of being involved in multiple Castaic vehicle burglaries. Leading into Thanksgiving morning, a number of Castaic residents near the the 28000…
Seriff's Deputies investigate as the driver of the white late model Volkswagen at left, is detained in the back seat of a Sheriff's cruiser after he was taken into custody at gun point at the Plaza Clarita shopping center at Drayton Street and Railroad Avenue in Santa Clarita on Friday, November 23, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Stolen Vehicle Suspect Arrested Near Saugus Cafe
Jose Garcia, 18, of San Fernando was arrested Friday after Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s deputies said they spotted him in a reportedly stolen vehicle. Described as driving a white Volkswagen…
Shoppers hunt for bargains at the Westfield Valencia Town Center on Black Friday morning, November 23, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
“Black Friday” shopping now stretches over multiple days, mall representatives say
The Westfield Valencia Town Center mall parking lot was full of hustle and bustle on the morning of Black Friday — but the streets were not as crowded as they…
Fresno gang member arrested on Lyons Ave. after fighting deputies
A Fresno man was arrested after reportedly getting into a gas station altercation with sheriff’s deputies early Friday morning. Deputies arrested Ramon Curiel, 37, of Fresno, on suspicion of several…
Santa Clarita partners with tech company to offer app aimed at improving safe bicycle travel
Santa Clarita is once again the first city to test new technology aimed at improving the way of life in the area. This time, bicyclists and motorists will have the…
Letters to the Editor
Merrill Hall | The Truth About Conversion Therapy?
I feel I must respectfully take issue with Dianne White Crawford’s review of “Boy Erased” in the Nov. 18 Sunday Signal. My issue is not with the review of the…
California Highway Patrol officers are investigating a fatal crash that killed four people Nov. 1 on Interstate 5, near Calgrove Boulevard. Rick McClure | For The Signal
12-year-old boy, 41-year-old woman ID’d as 5 freeway fatal crash victims
Shortly after the collision occurred at 7:28 p.m.. on Nov. 1, California Highway Patrol officers began investigating a fatal crash that killed four people on Interstate 5. This week, they…
Bringing a New Taste to the SCV
By Crystal Duan Signal Staff Writer A restaurant offering the best of American cuisine and comfort food just opened Thursday on the corner of Main Street in Old Town Newhall.…
Valencia baseball alumnus Keston Hiura at Valencia High School on Wednesday, November 21, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Valencia baseball alumnus moving up in pro baseball
Keston Hiura says he focuses on two things in regards to his swing: rhythm and timing. “I want to make sure that I’m in rhythm and not being too stagnant…
Hundreds of attendees leave the starting line of the Turkey Trot 5K held at College of the Canyons on Thursday, November 22, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
COC hosts annual Turkey Trot
Athletes of all ages gathered at College of the Canyons Thursday for the 10th annual Thanksgiving Day “Turkey Trot,” an event that aims to benefit the college's cross country and…
John Boston | The Unbearable Weight of One Garage Door
I was stopped at a light, smiling, staring through the storefront window. It was a hot yoga class. Middle-aged grown-ups in clown-colored workout gear were sweating, grimacing and writhing in…
Martha Michael | In the Barrel of a Winning Wave
What is it like to be Christy Smith? To sometimes ride the top of the swell, but at other times, experience the throes of a wipe-out? On Tuesday, Nov. 6,…
A car drives past the Cemex mining site which can be seen from Soledad Canyon Road near Auga Dulce Canyon Road in Canyon Country. Dan Watson/The Signal
City officials await decision on CEMEX
As the year comes to a close, city of Santa Clarita officials are staying attentive on a pending decision that could change the course of the long-fought CEMEX mining project.…
SCV Senior Center Executive Director Kevin MacDonald, left, takes a picture of volunteers as they serve some of the hundreds of seniors on hand for the 2018 Thanksgiving Party & Feast at the SCV Senior Center on Thursday, November 22, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Community gathers at SCV Senior Center for Castaic Lions Club’s Thanksgiving feast
The streets leading to the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center were packed Thursday morning as hundreds of seniors, students and local residents gathered for the the Castaic Lions Club’s 41st…
Christy Smith, left, a candidate for California's 38th District Assembly speaks to consituent and school board member Sue Solomon during a campaign kickoff at a residence in Newhall on Thursday. Samie Gebers/The Signal
Assemblywoman-elect begins preparing for legislative session
Assemblywoman-elect Christy Smith is in fact-finding mode as the two-term Newhall School District board member prepares for her new role representing the Santa Clarita Valley and the rest of the…
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Secretary of State’s office announces it’s still counting ballots, as margins between SCV candidates widen
Though the polls have closed since the Nov. 6 election, county elections officials are still counting provisional and mail-in ballots. “County elections officials are hard at work processing and counting…
TMU senior Mikala Tockstein (Fairchild), who graduated from Hart High, wrapped up a stellar cross country career last week at NAIA nationals. Photo courtesy Darcy Brown/TMU Athletics
TMU Insider: Mikala Tockstein caps off exceptional cross-country career
It’s been a whirlwind fall for Mikala Tockstein. The Hart High graduate, who cemented herself as one of The Master’s University’s all-time best cross-country athletes over the last four years,…
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