2019 All-SCV boys golf team
Every year, West Ranch boys golf is a top prospect for the Foothill League title. This season was a little different, however, with just one senior in the starting six.…
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Dozens of NSD teachers attend board meeting to oppose ‘forced transfers’
More than 50 teachers and parents from the Newhall School District’s teachers association attended the school district’s board meeting Tuesday night in order to voice opposition to involuntary transfers for…
Mayor Marsha McLean: Celebrating 30 years of unforgettable Concerts in the Park
One of the highlights of summer in Santa Clarita is spending your Saturday nights with a thousand of your closest friends at the city’s Concerts in the Park, presented by…
Graduates of Learning Post High School toss their caps in the air after their graduation ceremony at Canyon High School Tuesday night. Cory Rubin/The Signal
Learning Post seniors celebrates 2019 graduation
The Learning Post High School graduating class was honored during a commencement ceremony on Tuesday. In a ceremony held at Canyon High School, a total of 43 students received diplomas…
Merry Graham with her Blackberry Ginger Speculaas Danish Wreath that she has created in her Newhall kitchen to compete in the National Festival of Breads. Dan Watson/The Signal
Newhall homebaker selected as finalist for National Festival of Breads
Though Merry Graham has been cooking and baking for years, it has been over the past decade that the local resident has really dedicated her time to traveling the globe…
Deputies conducted a bicycle and pedestrian safety operation in September in Newhall. Multiple citations were written for various violations. courtesy photo SCV Sheriff's Station.
Deputies crack down to push bike, pedestrian safety
Sheriff’s deputies conducting an enforcement operation on bicycle and pedestrian safety Monday — the second crackdown of its type in two months — issued citations to at least 30 motorists,…
In all, three of the 23 arrests involved motorists accused of DUI causing injury, and 11 were for motorists with prior DUI convictions.
23 people arrested during Memorial Day weekend
A Canyon Country man arrested after a crash sent a woman and a small child to the hospital was one of nearly two dozen motorists in the Santa Clarita Valley…
Golden Valley senior Joshua Santiago holds his attendance records at Golden Valley High School Friday afternoon. Cory Rubin/The Signal
Perfect Attendance: Santa Clarita student doesn’t miss a single day of class K-12
When Golden Valley High School senior Joshua Santiago receives his diploma at graduation on Thursday, May 30, he can tout an achievement seldom seen, according to school officials: the culmination…
Judge Lucy Anendotos, right, swears in Alex Villanueva as the 33rd sheriff of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department, as his wife Vivian looks on. Photo courtesy of LASD
Residents invited to Town Hall with Sheriff
Santa Clarita Valley residents are invited to a town hall meeting with Sheriff Alex Villanueva at 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 10. The event will allow the department an opportunity to…
COC’s graduating class is largest ever
The largest graduating class in the history of College of the Canyons will receive their degrees during the school’s 50th annual commencement ceremony, which is set to occur at 8…
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, District 38, left, is sworn in by Speaker of the Assembly Anthony Rendon at Oak Hills Elementary School in Valencia on Saturday. Dan Watson/The Signal
Smith announces re-election campaign
Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, formally launched her 2020 re-election campaign Tuesday. Last year, Smith became the first Democrat to represent the communities comprising the 38th Assembly District since 1978,…
Letters to the Editor
Patrick Daems | Great Column, But a Lone Voice?
What a fantastic contribution from Ms. Maria Gutzeit. (Commentary, May 21, “Remember the Bell Curve as 2020 Approaches.”) She actually suggests we think, and that our politicians ask the right…
Letters to the Editor
Gary Curtis | Equality Act Equals Lunacy
(Recently) our own District 25 U.S. Rep. Katie Hill voted, with all but one of her fellow Democrats, to approve H.R. 5, “The Equality Act.” The lunacy of this Democrat…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Joshua Heath | Meet Andrew Cunanan, the Ugly American
Last week, I finished the marvelous eight-part series “The Assassination of Gianni Versace” on Netflix. It’s an epic drama that tells the story of Andrew Cunanan, a young gay drifter,…
Homemade flamethrower, burglary tools, lead to man’s arrest
Deputies checking the backpack of a burglary suspect allegedly found burglary tools such as gloves — but also found a homemade flamethrower. Subsequently, they arrested a Canyon Country man on suspicion…
Major traffic collision shuts down Highway 126 from Piru to Fillmore
Highway 126 between Fillmore and Piru has been shut down due to a major traffic collision, the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office announced late Tuesday afternoon. A news alert issued at…
Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies and California Highway Patrol officers investigate a crash as Los Angeles County firefighters and paramedics treat a patient on the 30000 block of Bouquet Canyon Road Friday afternoon. Cory Rubin/The Signal
Man, woman, accused of DUI causing injury among 23 arrested in SCV for DUI this long weekend
A Canyon Country man arrested after a crash sent a woman and a small child to the hospital was one of nearly two dozen motorists in the Santa Clarita Valley…
TMU sophomore and Canyon grad Seanna Nalbandyan earned her second NAIA All-American honor in as many years Saturday. Photo by Jacob Velarde
TMU Insider: Nalbandyan named All-American for second consecutive year
Seanna Nalbandyan banished any thought of how fast, or slow, she might finish Saturday’s 400-meter hurdle final at NAIA nationals in Gulf Shores, Alabama. The Master’s University sophomore and Canyon…
Mark Kagaoan: Make sure you practice with a purpose
Practicing doesn’t have to be that painful as long as you practice with a purpose and find a good routine. Here are a few steps that can make your range…
Kick-off summer with these family fun June festivals
Why not start off summer vacation with a fun family fling at one of the many family-friendly festivals and fairs held during June in California? Take a break from the…
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