Yearly Archives: 2019
Read more about the article Chamber celebrates new board at awards and installation gala
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Captain Robert Lewis, center, is presented with the Public Service Award by Supervisor Kathryn Barger's Field Deputy, Stephanie English, left, and event host John Musella during the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce 95th Awards & Installation Gala held at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Friday, January 26, 2019. Dan Watson/The Signal

Chamber celebrates new board at awards and installation gala

Together we are working toward tomorrow. That’s the message Nancy Starczyk delivered Friday as newly appointed chair of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce during its 2019 Awards and…

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Read more about the article Pace ribbon cutting location changes to City Hall
Pace bikes, by Zagster, now available in multiple locations of Santa Clarita, including the Santa Clarita Metrolink Station (pictured). Cory Rubin/The Signal

Pace ribbon cutting location changes to City Hall

The upcoming ribbon cutting to celebrate the Pace bike-share program in Santa Clarita has changed locations, the city announced Monday. Scheduled at 10 a.m. on Thursday, the free and open…

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Read more about the article The Sanctuary Church holds seminar for parents looking to balance home and work lives
Pastor Rachel Edwards (right) and Dawn Edwards lead The Sanctuary Church's Parent Connect seminar on Sunday night. Matt Fernandez/ The Signal

The Sanctuary Church holds seminar for parents looking to balance home and work lives

The Sanctuary held its quarterly Parent Connect event on Sunday with a seminar titled “Parenting and the Myth of Balance.”

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Read more about the article College opens newest exhibition
The College of the Canyons Art Gallery opened its latest exhibition, “A Better Nectar,” by Jessica Rath with Robert Hoehn on Monday. The multisensory installation will remain in the college’s on-campus gallery until Thursday, March 28.

College opens newest exhibition

The College of the Canyons Art Gallery opened its latest exhibition, “A Better Nectar,” by Jessica Rath with Robert Hoehn on Monday. The multisensory installation, which is based on the…

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Read more about the article An Off Kilter kind of company
J.T. Centonze with his 1996 hearse used as a delivery van with the license plate bearing the message "RIP Pants" at the Off Kilter office in Valencia on Friday. Dan Watson/The Signal

An Off Kilter kind of company

J. T. Centonze only wears pants for three hours each year, when he needs to protect his legs while working with fireworks on Independence Day. For the other 364 days…

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Read more about the article ‘Gentlemen’ race for a cause for Soroptimist International
NHRA driver Trevor Larkin leads the pack in a race Sunday evening to raise money for Soroptimist International at MB2 Raceway in Sylmar. Cory Rubin/The Signal

‘Gentlemen’ race for a cause for Soroptimist International

Teammates and family members cheered as go-karts sped by for Soroptimist International of Valencia’s Gentlemen for a Cause fundraiser at MB2 Raceway Indoor Kart Racing Center in Sylmar on Sunday.…

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Read more about the article OLPH School opens house to student families and the community
Lisa Furubotten (left) , third grade teacher at the OLPH school, meets with one of her student's parents during the school's open house. Matt Fernandez/The Signal

OLPH School opens house to student families and the community

Members of the Our Lady of Perpetual Help community as well as prospective new families were welcomed to the OLPH school to tour the campus, meet the teachers and view samples of completed student work.

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Read more about the article Former players reconnect at Hart Alumni Game
Hart baseball alumni and their families stand in front of the Mike Gaber Press Box at the annual Hart Alumni Game at Hart High School Sunday afternoon. Cory Rubin/The Signal

Former players reconnect at Hart Alumni Game

In 2008, Jenzen Torres parked his car behind left center of the Hart baseball field, walked through the entrance to the field, walked by the cage and greeted his teammates.…

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