Read more about the article Cameron Smyth: Put Bowser in his place at Super Nintendo SENSES
Santa Clarita Mayor Cameron Smyth takes a selfie with Plum Canyon Elementary School students. Austin Dave/The Signal

Cameron Smyth: Put Bowser in his place at Super Nintendo SENSES

Word is that Bowser and his gang wreaked havoc on the weather in Santa Clarita in May, sending in clouds that eventually rained out the SENSES Block Party on May…

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Read more about the article Men of Harmony perform for Newcomers and Friends luncheon
The Men of Harmony with Maggie Blanchard, president of Newcomers and Friends. Courtesy photo

Men of Harmony perform for Newcomers and Friends luncheon

The Men of Harmony entertained the Newcomers and Friends group at their June luncheon. “What a great way to begin the summer season,” said Maggie Blanchard, Newcomers and Friends president.…

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Read more about the article 2018-19 Valencia Year in Review
Valencia junior wide receiver Jake Santos runs the ball in the first week of Foothill League play at Canyon High School earlier this year. Cory Rubin/The Signal

2018-19 Valencia Year in Review

Honoring the tradition of excellence in athletics, Valencia High School didn’t disappoint in 2018-19, adding multiple Foothill League titles to the trophy case along with some impressive individual and team…

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Read more about the article New COC academy students are ready to work
Students look on at the inaugural orientation for College of the Canyon's and Carousel Ranch's Ready to Work Academy at the Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center Tuesday afternoon. Cory Rubin/The Signal

New COC academy students are ready to work

After 18 months of planning and development, the new Ready to Work Academy at College of the Canyons officially launched Tuesday, for parents, staff and the academy’s inaugural class gathered…

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Read more about the article Senior living facilities give residents a Father’s Day to remember
Residents enjoy a Father's Day barbecue in 2019 at Oakmont of Santa Clarita in Valencia. Signal file photo

Senior living facilities give residents a Father’s Day to remember

Some of Santa Clarita’s senior living facilities gave fathers and grandfathers a warm tribute with respective Father’s Day celebrations on Saturday and Sunday. Pacifica Senior Living gave residents and their…

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Read more about the article Laemmle hikes with Sierra Club
FILE PHOTO: Michele Avila hikes on the Canyon View Loop trail at Towsley Canyon in Newhall on Saturday. Dan Watson/ The Signal

Laemmle hikes with Sierra Club

The Laemmle Charitable Foundation and the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter are inviting local hiking enthusiasts on the last of a series of hikes Saturday, June 22. The hike is set…

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Read more about the article Valencia Jazz & Blues Concert Series continuing through the summer
Denise and Steve Watanabe dance infront of the hundreds of attendees to the music of the Delgado Brothers as they entertain on stage at the 20th Annual Valencia Jazz & Blues Concert Series held on Town Center Drive in Valencia on Friday. Dan Watson/The Signal

Valencia Jazz & Blues Concert Series continuing through the summer

The 20th annual Valencia Jazz & Blues Concert Series has returned to Valencia, serving up music throughout the summer every Friday night, and featuring Jim Gustin & Truth Jones this…

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Read more about the article Little Musketeers take a stab at fencing
Fencing coach Tigran Shaginian, eft, looks on as a group of three to six year-olds learn the basics of fencing during the Little Musketeers class presented by Swords Fencing Studio on Tuesday in Canyon Country. Dan Watson/The Signal

Little Musketeers take a stab at fencing

As her dad stood back and watched, 3-year-old Corilyn Calcote attempted to thrust her sword into her opponent. Although a bold stroke, Corilyn’s armored opponent was able to quickly parry…

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Read more about the article Student-run pop-up shop to benefit low-income and homeless families
The Oasis's first pop-up shop in December 2018 was able to serve more than 100 low-income or homeless people and give away more than 1,600 items. Courtesy of Kaitlin Wilson

Student-run pop-up shop to benefit low-income and homeless families

When a group of Global Prep Academy students wanted to bridge the gap between the affluent and low-income families in the Santa Clarita community, the result was The Oasis, a…

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Read more about the article Deputies investigating two reports of battery stemming from Boots & Brews
The third annual Boots & Brews Country Music Festival at Central Park in Saugus Saturday. Emily Alvarenga/The Signal

Deputies investigating two reports of battery stemming from Boots & Brews

While deputies continue to investigate reports of battery regarding incidents that allegedly took place Saturday at the Boots & Brews Country Music Festival in Central Park, festival organizers are following…

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Read more about the article Castaic High gas pipeline set to be complete in July
The Hart district held a ceremony on Friday to commemorate the one-year countdown to Castaic High School's opening.

Castaic High gas pipeline set to be complete in July

Officials and local stakeholders agreed Tuesday that the gas pipeline and meter at Castaic High School is to be completed by July 12. Randy Wrage, the project manager for the…

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Read more about the article TMU Insider: Monte Brooks takes baseball know-how overseas
Master's baseball coach Monte Brooks recently spent time leading a pair of clinics in London. Photo courtesy of Tony Berru

TMU Insider: Monte Brooks takes baseball know-how overseas

When the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees meet in London Stadium on June 29 and 30, it will mark the first time Major League Baseball teams have played…

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Read more about the article 2018-19 Saugus Year in Review
The Saugus girls soccer team returned to the postseason after a five-year playoff drought. Cory Rubin/The Signal

2018-19 Saugus Year in Review

For the Saugus High School athletics program, the past year was about getting back to the playoffs. The girls and boys soccer teams and the baseball team all returned to…

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Read more about the article McLean joins regional leaders at mobility workshop
In this undated file photo, a Metrolink commuter train heads for Via Princessa station. Dan Watson/The Signal

McLean joins regional leaders at mobility workshop

Santa Clarita Mayor Marsha McLean gathered with other elected officials from around the region for the annual San Fernando Valley Council of Governments Mobility Workshop to lay out transportation priorities…

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Read more about the article Hart baseball controls VIBL game from start to finish, beats Royal
Hart junior William Johnson scores early in a VIBL matchup with Royal High School at Hart High School Monday afternoon. Cory Rubin/The Signal

Hart baseball controls VIBL game from start to finish, beats Royal

“Control the game, slow it down, take your time,” said Hart baseball head coach Jim Ozella to his pitcher Daniel Parra after giving up a leadoff single to begin the…

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