Newcomers and Friends to Play Dominoes
News Release New to the Santa Clarita Valley or just looking for a women’s social club? Join the Newcomers and Friends of Santa Clarita Valley’s upcoming event on Friday from…
Hart Choir Entertains Retired Teachers
News Release On Dec. 4, the Santa Clarita Valley chapter of the California Retired Teachers Association was entertained with holiday music performed by the Hart High School a cappella choir,…
Award-winning Santa Clarita Business Incubator thriving
Almost five years ago, the Santa Clarita Business Incubator opened its doors with a mission to help local entrepreneurs groom their cutting-edge ideas and connect them to resources to help…
Santa Claus pays a visit to Main Street in Newhall during Light Up Main Street on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017. Ryan Painter/The Signal.
City to offer sensory-friendly holiday event for children with special needs
Holiday events often bustle with excited children and their families as they see Santa Claus, but these environments aren’t always the friendliest to individuals with special needs. To accommodate children…
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Santa Clarita Transit’s Holiday Light Tour returns next week
Santa Claritans will once again have the opportunity to see some of the most festively decorated neighborhoods aboard the city’s classic wood trolly or Dial-A-Ride vehicles for the city’s holiday…
file photo. Captured using high dynamic range settings, snow on the San Gabriel Mountains can be seen from Vasquez Rocks in Agua Dulce. Katharine Lotze/Signal
County approves 58 miles of nearby trails
Bikers and hikers received a treat Tuesday when county supervisors unanimously approved 58 miles of nearby multi-use trails. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved the adoption of the…
TMU's Hansel Atencia recently surpassed the 1,000-point mark. He has helped lead TMU to an 8-2 record so far this season. Photo courtesy of Darcy Brown
Trust, confidence key to Colombia native Hansel Atencia’s success with TMU basketball
In Barrancabermeja, Colombia, most kids grow up playing soccer. That’s not the case for The Master’s University men’s basketball starting point guard Hansel Atencia. “Everyone asks me that all the…
This picture from a resident who lives near the intersection of Three Points Road and Highway 138, looks west over where the proposed Centenial project would go.
Supervisors approve 19,000-home housing project
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors gave Tejon Ranch developers the green light Tuesday to start building more than 19,000 homes near the Kern County line as part the…
Letters to the Editor
Robert Holland | Another Point in Favor of School Choice
In his perceptive column, Noah Peterson makes an excellent point about how private school-choice programs could be even more of a force for uplifting all of education were they were…
Santa Clarita City Councilman Bill Miranda.
Bill Miranda | Top 10 Reasons to Visit Old Town Newhall
Small businesses are the heart and soul of our community, and you won’t find more unique and artisanal businesses than in the city’s premier arts and entertainment district in Old…
Letters to the Editor
Phyllis Grekin | Letter Paints Picture of Hate
Re: Lois Eisenberg, Nov. 17: I read your letter regarding anti-Semitism! Lois, what I want to know is, how one woman can have so much hate in her heart? Phyllis…
Letters to the Editor
Karla H. Edwards | ‘Solving’ the Provisional Mystery?
My letter to The Signal editor titled, “Smith is Wise to Wait on Provisionals,” was printed on Nov. 13. I wrote that the voter registry had me listed as a…
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Jim de Bree | GM: It Isn’t Supposed to Be Like This
In 1953, during confirmation hearings, President Eisenhower’s secretary of defense nominee, a former CEO of General Motors, said, “What was good for our country was good for General Motors, and…
Marsha McLean is sworn in as the next mayor of Santa Clarita at City Hall Tuesday night. Cory Rubin/The Signal
After heated voting process between council members, McLean named 2019 Santa Clarita mayor
Surrounded by family and friends, Marsha McLean was named Santa Clarita’s newest mayor, but only after a heated discussion among City Council members over the nomination. During an extended special…
Trinity's Katy Brown (32) shoots and scores in the first half against SCCS defender Delaney Molloy (33) at Santa Clarita Christian School earlier this season. Dan Watson/The Signal
Trinity girls basketball holds SCCS scoreless in first half for win
Trinity Classical Academy girls basketball beat Santa Clarita Christian School behind a complete team effort on Tuesday at Santa Clarita Christian. Throughout the game, the Knights were instinctive on defense…
SCCS forward Sydney Boswell chases down the ball in a match against St. Monica Academy. Boswell scored three goals in the Cardinals' 6-2 victory on Tuesday. Dan Lovi/The Signal
SCCS girls soccer comes back from early deficit to defeat St. Monica Academy
Despite being the more aggressive team in the beginning of the game, the Santa Clarita Christian School girls soccer team found itself down by two goals against St. Monica Academy…
LIVE: City Council selects Santa Clarita’s new mayor, mayor pro tem
Watch live as the city council selects Santa Clarita's new mayor and mayor pro tem.
Phylebotomist Rebecca Paz, finishes up with donor Valerie Bradford of Saugus who gave blood during the American Red Cross Blood Drive held in the multi-purpose room at the Santa Clarita Valley Family YMCA in Valencia on Friday. (Photo by Dan Watson)
Blood donations needed this Thursday
Blood drives are needed year round, even during the holiday season, according to the Red Cross. For this reason, the city of Santa Clarita is partnering with the American Red…
TMU Insider: Mustangs women’s basketball ramps up defense, Atencia surpasses 1,000 points
There’s no easy way to say this: The Master’s University women’s basketball team has become a nuisance. The key to the Mustangs’ recent string of stingy defensive efforts? “We were…
Ellie Laks, co-founder of The Gentle Barn, speaks with children at the sixth annual toy donation drive with Los Angeles Police Department's Southeast Division. Photo by Michelle Shiers, courtesy of The Gentle Barn
Giving Season at Gentle Barn to donate to L.A.’s at-risk youth for 8th year in a row
The Gentle Barn Foundation is collecting donated toys and gifts every Sunday until Dec. 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., for its annual holiday event to help at-risk youth…
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