Football Challenge: Week 3 Results, Week 4 Entry Forms
The results are in from week 3 of The Signal's Football Challenge, and congratulations go to this week's $75 winner, Mike Pontius! Here are this week's top 10 scores out…
Experience Native American Culture at Hart of the West
Get a taste of Native American culture as the Hart of the West Pow Wow and National American Craft Fair returns to William S. Hart Park, Oct. 6 and 7.…
‘Eco Chicos’ Participate in River Cleanup
Courtesy photos From Canyon High School teacher Dennis Yong: “I’m an environmental science teacher at Canyon High School as well as an advisor for our environmental club, Eco Chicos. (Saturday),…
Letters to the Editor
Bill Statler | Must-Reads if You Love Your Country
If you are a veteran whose privilege it was to proudly and honorably serve your country; if someone in your family or a friend served or is serving in the…
Newhall Ranch graders captured in aerial shot in March 2018. photo by Austin Dave, The Signal.
Plan to build 21,000 homes challenged
LOS ANGELES — Newhall Ranch developers’ plan to build 21,000 homes on the west side of the Santa Clarita Valley was challenged in court Tuesday, when local environmentalists grilled the…
City of Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce photographer Michael Asmar, right, directs Executive Officers of Facey Medical Group an affiliate of Providence Health & Services, left, Fredrick Russo M.D.,- President, second from left, Teresa David - Chief Operating Officer, and fourth from left, Regional Medical Director, Roscoe Marter M.D. as they prepare for the ribbon cutting photo at the grand opening of the new medical facility in Canyon Country on Tuesday, September 25, 2018. (Photo by Dan Watson)
New Facey Medical Group in Canyon Country now open
After breaking ground just over a year ago, Facey Medical Group in Canyon Country is now open and offering services ranging from pediatrics to ophthalmology. The two-story, 37,000-square-foot building at…
A map of the planned Northlake development project in Castaic.
Board approves Northlake housing project
LOS ANGELES — A plan for Castaic more than 25 years in the making moved forward Tuesday when county supervisors approved the construction of nearly 2,300 homes as part of…
Photo courtesy of College of the Canyons
Chinese Warriors of Peking come to Santa Clarita Oct. 6
The Chinese Warriors of Peking, an acrobatics and martial arts company, plan to perform at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center on Oct. 6. The show begins at 4 p.m.…
Pet owners sign a banner to leave words of love and gratitude for Dr. Tracy McFarland. Michele Lutes/The Signal
Saying goodbye to the Cat Doctor: Local veterinarian dies after battle with cancer; SCV community pays tribute
Dr. Tracy McFarland, 60, a longtime and well-liked local veterinarian, died early Monday surrounded by her family after a short battle with cancer.
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station Deputy Jonathan Wilson holds a Narcan nasal spray kit at a press conference on June 28, 2017. (Austin Dave/The Signal)
Adapt Pharma visits Southern California, promotes Narcan to combat opioid crisis
Santa Clarita had a 2-1 ratio of people to opioid prescriptions in the last year, but had a 1-2,700 ratio for anti-overdose drugs to opioid prescriptions, according to data recently…
Cameron Smyth
Cameron Smyth | Why You Should Start Cycling in Santa Clarita
Whether you’re looking to improve your fitness, health, save money or help save the environment — bicycling can be an enjoyable way to achieve these goals. If you’re new to…
Letters to the Editor
Dana Stern | Trump Has Nothing to do With Weather
Recently it was alleged that the President Donald Trump was responsible for (Hurricane Florence). Of all the things said negatively about the president, this is the most ridiculous. There are…
Gary Horton | Neighborhood Is What You Make It
When I think of Sam, I see his hands most of all. They’re large, weathered hands, the kind of hands that have seen plenty of hard work, that have paid…
Kyler Sauer hitting out of the bunker at the 11th hole during the first round of match play at the 2018 U.S. Mid-Amateur at Charlotte Country Club in Charlotte, N.C. on Monday, Sept. 24, 2018. (Copyright USGA/Chris Keane)
Pro roundup: Valencia native Kyler Sauer advances to quarterfinals at 2018 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship
Valencia native Kyler Sauer will move on to the quarterfinals of the 2018 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship at the Charlotte Country Club in North Carolina after defeating Derek Busby 1 up…
Andres Lozano tries to steal the ball in a game against Santa Barbara. College of the Canyons soccer played an even game against Santa Barbara Tuesday, September 25. Eddy Martinez/The Signal.
COC men’s soccer hangs tough in draw with No. 3 Santa Barbara
Welcoming Santa Barbara, the No. 3 ranked team in the state, onto its home pitch on Tuesday afternoon, the Canyons’ men’s soccer team held tough, drawing a 0-0 tie. Coming…
Valencia’s Sung Chae Park earns medalist as Vikings prevail at Foothill League girls golf meet No. 4
Sung Chae Park was surprised when she made the Valencia girls golf team. So when she was named medalist in Foothill League meet No. 4 at Hansen Dam on Tuesday,…
The Vikings huddle prior to a league matchup with Canyon at Canyon High School on Sept. 25, 2018. Cory Rubin/The Signal
Foothill League volleyball roundup: Valencia gets revenge against Canyon; West Ranch upsets Saugus
The Valencia volleyball team that beat Canyon 3-1 on Tuesday at Canyon was not the same team that lost to the Cowboys in five sets on Sept. 4. “All of…
Golden Valley girls tennis earns first league win, Valencia, West Ranch remain unbeaten in league
The Golden Valley girls tennis team defeated its rival Canyon on Tuesday afternoon 14-4, earning its first Foothill League win of the season. The Grizzlies were led by No. 1…
Hundreds attend the Job and Career Fair hosted by College of the Canyons in the east gymnasium at COC last year. Photo by Dan Watson/The Signal
In search of something better: better pay behind a soaring quit rate
People are quitting their jobs at a record rate not seen since the start of the world wide web in the 1990s, or the internet bubble, a recent Labor Department…
COC football adds international players: Part Two
For College of the Canyons wide receiver Jumpei Dobashi, who is from Kawasaki, Japan, football has been a part of his life since childhood. That’s unusual for Japanese youth, as…
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