Deputies investigate bank robbery in Saugus
A Logix bank on the 26400 block of Bouquet Canyon Road was robbed shortly before 3 p.m. on Friday. Cory Rubin/The Signal

Deputies investigate bank robbery in Saugus

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are investigating a reported bank robbery that occurred Friday afternoon in which a man fled on foot after claiming to have a gun. Shortly…

Canyons men’s basketball turn things around against Ohlone College
COC's Zach Phipps (24) steals the ball and drives down the court score a lay up against Ohlone College defender Aidan Graham (24), and Kirmarge Trent (3) at College of the Canyons on Friday. Dan Watson/The Signal

Canyons men’s basketball turn things around against Ohlone College

In a tale of two halves, College of the Canyons men’s basketball hosted Ohlone College in the Cougar Holiday Classic at College of the Canyons on Friday. Canyons came out…

Hart girls soccer advances to finals of Hart Varsity Showcase
Hart's Alyssa Irwin (16) heads the ball towards the goal in the first half against Immaculate Heart at College of the Canyons on Friday, Dec. 28, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal

Hart girls soccer advances to finals of Hart Varsity Showcase

The Hart girls soccer team continued its dominance at the Hart Varsity Showcase on Friday morning, defeating Immaculate Heart 4-0 at College of the Canyons. The Indians were the early…

Karli Webster moves forward after finding her ‘Voice’
Santa Clarita musician and former "The Voice" contestant Karli Webster will release her first album "Bittersweet" in January. Matt Fernandez/The Signal

Karli Webster moves forward after finding her ‘Voice’

Karli Webster, 22, is a music industry student at USC but is taking time off from pursuing education to advance her career as a professional musician. In January, she plans to release her first EP titled “Bittersweet,” and is scheduled to perform at Wolf Creek Brewery on Jan. 25.

Boys & Girls Club connects students with STEM mentors
Through a series of interactive virtual field trips, EarthEcho International and the Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club were able to connect female STEM professionals and local girls at the clubhouse. By having girls from diverse backgrounds see and talk to role models who look like them, officials said the organizations hope to create a pipeline of women who will enter STEM-related fields in the future.

Boys & Girls Club connects students with STEM mentors

Women, especially those who are minorities, continue to be underrepresented in fields relating to the subjects of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), but local boys and girls clubs hope…

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