First responders were called to Stevenson Ranch Monday morning for reports of indecent exposure involving a woman reportedly stuck in a tree. Shortly before 10:55 a.m. deputies with the Santa…
Staffers at a local store selling Halloween merchandise carried out a trick or treat of their own Sunday when they allegedly disabled the automatic doors on a theft suspect, holding…
Just over 60 million households in the United States own at least one dog. Dogs are man's best friend— they are loyal, loving, and forgiving. So how can you give…
Members of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church (OLPH) gathered after each mass on Sunday to marvel at the talents of the members of their church at their first art fair.
Santa Claritans showed their support for the members of the community battling cancer on Sunday afternoon when they attended the sixth annual Cancer Survivor Celebration at the Residence Inn.
The Saddleridge Fire has reached 78% containment according to a release by the Los Angeles Fire Department from Saturday night.
Confucius once said, “He who expects nothing is never disappointed.” Perhaps the best way to manage our emotions through this next election cycle is to have realistic expectations about President…
By The Signal Editorial Board The current impeachment inquiry is not an inquiry at all. Without a congressional vote, the impeachment inquiry is not an inquiry. It’s nothing more than…
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Hold my drink while I take one more swing at this dead horse. You might remember a month or so ago, after the William S.…
You can tell that we are in the throes of the election season when everywhere you go you hear the same question being thrown at us by the politicos and…
Hollywood is just a stone’s throw (and a good hour in moderate traffic) away from Santa Clarita, and the town has often made appearances on the big screen. Actors are often spotted around town, but some of Awesome’s own young residents are making names for themselves in Tinseltown.
Question No. 1 Hi Robert, I’ve got some cracks on my garage floor and the foundation, with water coming in from the foundation cracks. I’d like to know what the…
Valerie Miranda never thought when she was running for homecoming queen her senior year at San Fernando High in 1974 that she was starting a tradition that would continue for…
Wine country pops with colorful grapevines, huge leaves and delightful tastings during the Fall season. Starting in mid- to late-October, the grape harvest crush winds down as the leaf pageant begins its debut.
Spill one cup of coffee, and fry your laptop. Drop your tablet while taking a photo, and it can plunge to its doom. Lose your grip on a smartphone, and your $1,000 device could slip through a drainage grate and disappear forever.
This is one of the most exciting times for our City Council and City staff, as we prepare to come together with the community and share all of the hard work that has been completed in the past year. We do this each fall at our annual State of the City luncheon.
In the Santa Clarita Valley, miles upon miles of paved trails offer bicyclists of all ages the opportunity to put on a helmet, kick up the kickstand and feel the breeze against their face as they go for a relaxing bike ride to explore the natural beauty of our City.
Even if you don’t own the house you lease, there’s no reason you can’t make it feel like home by taking a creative approach to designing and decorating your space.
Sir Mix-A-Lot, who sold more than 2 million records with his crossover platinum-selling hit “Baby Got Back,” saw his life changed when that song hit in 1992. Even earning him a Grammy award, for Best Solo Rap Performance.
It's fall, and winter is on the way -- a time to sort, toss and save. Collecting and squirreling away supplies for artful indoor and outdoor fun with your kids in the months ahead can be a creative activity in itself.
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