Community reacts to traffic collision that kills two Santa Clarita teens
The Santa Clarita community has begun to reach out by sharing words, time and resources with the families of two Santa Clarita teens who died in a car crash Wednesday.…
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital.
Henry Mayo experiences power issue; care continues as usual
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital officials have said they’re experiencing some computer failures, but care and prescriptions are continuing as usual, according to officials. “It was some kind of power issue…
Poster boards honoring the victims of the Saugus High Shooting rest at the front of the Hart Governing Board room Wednesday night. Caleb Lunetta / The Signal.
Fundraising efforts for Saugus High continue
In the aftermath of the shooting that left three students dead and three others wounded Nov. 14 at Saugus High School, numerous organizations, businesses and individuals have offered support and…
Over 180 people came to support Saugus at Runner's Lane Saturday. Courtesy.
#SaugusStrong 5k at Runner’s Lane
More than 180 runners ran through the paseos and bike routes in Valencia for the Runner’s Lane 5k on Saturday where the community came together to support and raise money for…
Letters to the Editor
Dennis P. Nobile | Disappointed in Knight Candidacy
I was very disappointed that Steve Knight decided to run again for the congressional seat he lost to Katie Hill. I supported Steve with donations and yard signs before when…
The Castaic Town Council discusses the ongoing CalTrans construction on the I-5 as well as the possibility of expanding The Old Road, February 20, 2019. Caleb Lunetta / The Signal.
The Old Road concerns persist
Castaic Area Town Council members voiced concerns to Los Angeles County Department of Public Works representatives about the expansion of The Old Road on Wednesday night, contending the county has…
Paul Butler
Paul Butler: Addressing workplace violence
It would be remiss of me to not reflect upon the tragic event that unfolded last week in my hometown of Santa Clarita, where a lone assailant shot and killed…
Signal 100 | The Signal & Show Business
No. 47 in a series of 52 commemorating the 100-year anniversary of The Signal “The arts are not a way to make a living. They are a very human way…
Letters to the Editor
Lynn Wright | 2 Days, Different California Columns
Two days, two very different columns about the great state of California. On Tuesday (Nov. 5), we got Brian Baker’s screed on “Commie- fornia.” Ah, Brian Baker. What he totally…
Letters to the Editor
Daniele Kosanke | Educational Priorities After Tragedy
How many more school shootings is it going to take to reevaluate priorities in our educational system? It is, of course, commendable to focus on academic achievement, but doesn’t a…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Betty Arenson | Spending Our Money, Now and the Future
With the warm days of summer now behind us, and Santa Clarita beginning to cool down, both the nonprofit and business community circuit of events has shifted into high gear! …
Letters to the Editor
Michael Peterson | Questions in Tragedy’s Aftermath
In the aftermath of a tragedy, like the one we experienced here at Saugus, come the questions. The vast majority of them contain one word, why. For each person, the…
Postseason continues at CIF-SS finals for SCV cross-country runners
By Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writer The cross-country postseason continues today as numerous Foothill League girls and boys runners, as well as a few individual runners, take to Riverside Cross-Country…
The good and bad of retail store cards
Whether it’s a unique window display, big, red sale posters, online advertisement or simply their products, retail stores attract customers in a variety of ways. And to excite shoppers even…
Zach Van Bennekum carries the ball in a game against Temecula Valley in the CIF-SS Division 7 semifinals on Friday, Nov. 22 at Temecula Valley High School. Photo courtesy Marc Danny
Temecula Valley scores with 10 seconds left to beat West Ranch in semifinals
Temecula Valley beat West Ranch, 31-28, on Friday night in the CIF-Southern Section Division 7 semifinals at Temecula Valley on Friday. The Golden Bears scored a touchdown with just 10…
VHS Jazz Band performing at the 'Songs for Saugus' benefit concert. Courtesy.
Valencia hosts ‘Songs for Saugus’ a benefit concert
The Valencia High School Jazz program held a benefit concert titled “Songs for Saugus” Wednesday to raise money for the families of the victims impacted by the Saugus High School…
Hundreds look on from the first and second levels as The Saugus High School Choir sings "Carol of the Bells" during the Westfield Valencia Town Center renovation celebration on Thursday, November 21, 2019. Dan Watson/The Signal
‘Carols of the Community’ unite Santa Clarita
Hundreds of students, parents and community members came to the Westfield Valencia Town Center Thursday night to support choirs from all over the Santa Clarita Valley to come together as…
Single-car rollover sends one to trauma center
A single-car roll-over near the Interstate 5 and Magic Mountain Parkway underpass has sent one passenger to a local trauma center, according to Miguel Ornelas, fire dispatcher at Los Angeles…
Rio Norte eighth-grader Jordan Cardenas runs the ball in the annual Rio Norte Junior High School Turkey Bowl Friday afternoon. Cory Rubin/The Signal
2019 Turkey Bowls turns into a high-scoring affair
By Bryanna Winner For The Signal The competition at the Rio Norte Turkey Bowl began even before the first play. During stretches, the two teams were in competition to see…
Murphy, the Lamon family's dog, looks at his burnt down home on Husk Avenue in Baker Canyon that was destroyed during the Tick Fire. Emily Alvarenga/The Signal
Family loses home in fire after power outage disables water well
When there’s a power outage in a typical residential neighborhood, families lose electricity, but that doesn’t generally affect their water. In more rural areas like Acton, Agua Dulce and parts…
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