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SRAR: Home and condo sales soar in SCV
Home and condominium sales in the Santa Clarita Valley increased in April and inventory rose for the 11th consecutive month, a report by the Southland Regional Association of Realtors showed.…
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Riders exit the cars exited to be some of the first to ride the new Twisted Colossus coaster at the media preview event at Six Flags Magic Mountain on Wednesday. 052015
Santa Clarita named among worst places to start career; business leaders say otherwise
Santa Clarita ranked among the worst places in the nation to start a career, a WalletHub study showed. But the local business industry disagrees. The report, titled “Best & Worst…
More than 122 local workers participated in the city's 16th annual 'Bike to Work Day' Challenge on May 16, 2019. Courtesy of the city of Santa Clarita
City announces ‘Bike to Work Day’ challenge winners
The city of Santa Clarita has announced the winners of the 16th annual Bike to Work Day challenge, which encouraged local business employees to ride their bikes to work. …
CIF-SS 2019 fall sports divisions announced
The CIF-Southern Section announced the 2019 fall sports division re-alignments on Friday afternoon. In an effort to level the playing field in football and eliminate the lopsided playoff games amongst…
From left to right: Councilman Bill Miranda, Councilman Cameron Smyth, Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean, County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, Sheriff Jim McDonnell, Capt. Robert Lewis, Mayor Laurene Weste, City Manager Ken Striplin and Councilman Bob Kellar break ground for the new Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station on Golden Valley Road in Canyon Country on Wednesday. Cory Rubin/The Signal
City Council to discuss construction stages of new sheriff’s station
Santa Claritans may soon see vertical construction of the new Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station as the City Council is set to discuss the project Tuesday, as well as whether…
Getting one’s blood pressure checked regularly can aid in the prevention of hypertension. Courtesy of Kaiser Permanente Southern California
Protect yourself from high blood pressure, the ‘silent killer’
High blood pressure affects one-in-three Americans, according to the Center for Disease Control, making May’s National High Blood Pressure Awareness Month that much more important. Local health providers warn that…
Congregants gather during a Sunday service at Elevate Church. Courtesy photo: Felicia Reynozo
Elevate Church utilizes social media to reach out to more of the faithful in SCV, beyond
Located on Main Street in Newhall, Elevate Church maintains a persistent and encompassing social media presence, providing live-streamed services for the faithful in Santa Clarita and beyond. Creative Pastor Felicia…
Emergency crews at the scene of a traffic collision that sent two to hospital. Signal photo, Cory Rubin.
Five hurt in 3 crashes at quitting time Friday in the SCV
The Memorial Day weekend got off to a shaky start late Friday afternoon with at least five people injured in three traffic collisions that happened around 5 p.m. when many…
SCVEDC offers list to help end your commute and work locally
Those looking to live and work locally have a new resource to consider when searching for a job thanks to a simple but helpful list compiled by the Santa Clarita…
Valencia High School officials encountered a number of cords with exposed wires and cut ends in May, which prompted school leaders to warn parents of a new “vaping” technique that allows teenagers to inhale flavored nicotine with the help of charger cables.
Local high school warns parents of new ‘vaping’ technique
Valencia High School officials are warning parents of a new “vaping” technique that allows teenagers to inhale flavored nicotine with the help of charger cords. The warning comes after school…
Martha Michael | Feathering a Comfortable Nest
One of our ducks is sitting on her eggs, and like a lot of animals in the springtime, she is following her instincts, waiting out the incubation period for her…
SCV detectives release composite sketch of indecent exposure suspect
Detectives searching for the man who exposed himself to a woman doing yoga exercises near the Towsley Canyon hiking trail last week, are hoping someone will recognize the suspect from…
Local woman charged in RV pursuit case
A woman arrested after leading police on a pursuit while driving an RV with two dogs inside was charged Thursday with nine felony counts, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's…
Regional planners give plan for Canyon Country development more time
A housing development plan for Canyon Country, introduced in 2006 when the housing industry entered the Great Recession, was dusted off this week and given a one-year extension by regional…
John Boston | Burgers o’ Cheese Do Not Kill People…
One of the most haunting statements came from a dear friend. Barb was an opera singer. She noted: “We either marry, or give birth to, our needles.” Ouch. Amen. Boy…
Tariq Speights at COC football practice on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Canyons linebacker Tariq Speights commits to Eastern Michigan
“Heart over height.” College of the Canyons football teammates Tariq Speights and Andrew Brito repeated that mantra after being overlooked by scouts because they were deemed undersized. “I’ve always preached…
Senator Scott Wilk of the 21st district.
Foster youth enrichment bill heads to Assembly
The California Senate unanimously approved Senate Bill 219 on Thursday, meaning foster youth in Santa Clarita and beyond could soon see hundreds of dollars that can be used for various…
Character Assassins performs at the American Legion Post 507 in Newhall on May 17. There are more shows set for the venue.
Local artists find space at American Legion Hall
By Nathanael Rodriguez For The Signal American Legion Post 507 in Newhall is one of the lesser-known venues for up-and-coming local music artists, but the hall is looking to change…
From left, Brian Ilvento, BevMo store manager; Eve Bushman, wine writer; and Doug Characky, director of tasting at the local BevMo hold up bottles of wine.
Carl Kanowsky: Selecting the right bottle for National Wine Day
On May 25, we celebrate National Wine Day. The quandary, what to drink in honor of it? I decided that I wanted something not esoteric, not something rare and unobtainable,…
U.S Economy is Losing Billions of Dollars Yearly to Cyber Crime
As major economies in the global economy continue to develop with advancement in digital technologies, new concerns are rising up across all sectors. The US economy makes a significant part…
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