Yearly Archives: 2019
Read more about the article Golden Oak graduates receive diplomas, credentials during commencement
Graduates gather roses to give to members of the audience in thanks for their support during the Golden Oak Adult School graduation celebration held at the Canyon High School Performing Arts Center in Canyon Country on Friday. Dan Watson/The Signal

Golden Oak graduates receive diplomas, credentials during commencement

During the 2019 Golden Oak 71st anniversary commencement ceremony Friday, both a high school diploma graduation and a high school equivalency credential celebration took place. Twenty-seven students received either their…

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Read more about the article Celebrate Pride with a ‘Picnic in the Park’
Students who stopped by the Honor Quad Tuesday afternoon were treated to songs by vocalists from the student-run record label Hipified Records, as well as carnival games like “Queer pong” and “Ace in the Hole” that awarded participants prizes. Brennon Dixon/The Signal

Celebrate Pride with a ‘Picnic in the Park’

June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month and PFLAG Santa Clarita, Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, and Queer SCV plan to celebrate with a community Picnic in the Park on…

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Read more about the article The faces behind roadside memorial shrines
SCV resident Roger Rodas, who ran a nonprofit organization with Walker, was reportedly driving the Porsche Carrera GT somewhere between 80-94 mph when the car crashed, killing Rodas and Walker. Signal photo by Dan Watson

The faces behind roadside memorial shrines

Whether young or old, in a car or on a bike, several high-profile crashes in the Santa Clarita Valley over the last few years have claimed a number of lives…

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Read more about the article Stevenson Ranch resident rallies to continue long-standing firework tradition
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Stevenson Ranch resident rallies to continue long-standing firework tradition

The Stevenson Ranch Fourth of July fireworks show has been a staple in the community and entertained a crowd of approximately 7,000 annually since its inception in 1999. This year,…

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Read more about the article GoTribe prepares to open Santa Clarita location Saturday
GoTribe's grand opening event on Saturday is the last day to receive the pre-sale membership discounts.

GoTribe prepares to open Santa Clarita location Saturday

Since its founding in 2014, GoTribe gym has sought to create training programs that get clients results and they will now try do so in Santa Clarita as they prepare…

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Read more about the article Sulphur Springs fourth-graders donate care packages to local fire stations
Kristi Hilton's fourth grade class poses with firefighters. Lorena Mejia/The Signal

Sulphur Springs fourth-graders donate care packages to local fire stations

https://youtu.be/MmYukpn688o Video by Lorena Mejia/The Signal Fourth-grade students at Sulphur Springs Community School in Canyon Country are learning how they can give back to the community, and on Thursday, they…

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Read more about the article Trick riders: the daredevils of horse riding
Callder Griffith doing a trick on Batman during a performance. Courtesy of Wendy Griffith

Trick riders: the daredevils of horse riding

Performing stunts while riding a horse is a time-honored tradition for some risk-takers. Trick riding has been around for years, and perhaps the most standout examples include a few Santa…

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Read more about the article West Ranch runner Evan Bates partakes in Santa Barbara State Street Mile
Photo courtesy Margaret Reilly-Bates

West Ranch runner Evan Bates partakes in Santa Barbara State Street Mile

Since 1983, the State Street Mile has brought traditional runners from all over to Santa Barbara’s downtown corridor to race an unconventional downhill mile. On Sunday, due to the CIF…

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Read more about the article Detectives probing murder of SCV man release ‘person of interest’ photo
CHP is searching for this man, who they say is a person of interest in the February murder of Patrick Weber, found dead of a gunshot wound on Highway 20. Photo courtesy of the Press Democrat.

Detectives probing murder of SCV man release ‘person of interest’ photo

Detectives investigating the murder of a Santa Clarita Valley man found dead inside his van three months ago released a photo of the man they’re calling a person of interest.…

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Read more about the article Jeffrey Stabile — U.S. Air Force — Vietnam — Newhall Resident
Vietnam era Air Force veteran Jeff Stabile. Dan Watson/The Signal

Jeffrey Stabile — U.S. Air Force — Vietnam — Newhall Resident

There’s a reason so many songs and pieces of art are stylized or are in honor of New York City. The people, the food and the fact that around every…

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