Interesting Facts About Crypto Trading
Crypto trading has become extremely popular in the recent period. The reason for that is because they are a pathway to a massive profit. Some research has shown that there…
Recycling at Home – How You Can Help the Environment
Do you enjoy a lot of recycling at home? More households are making the effort to change their ways and try to help the environment. Indeed, recycling is one simple…
Education
Community | Education in brief
Jensen accepted at Palmer College of Chiropractic Braeden Jensen, of Valencia, has been accepted for enrollment at Palmer College of Chiropractic’s West campus in San Jose. Palmer College of Chiropractic,…
Santa Clarita City Councilman Bill Miranda
Bill Miranda | Eat Local and Shop Local
Supporting local businesses and restaurants in Santa Clarita is a wonderful way to help our community during these unprecedented times. I’m amazed by the efforts taken by our residents to ensure local businesses and restaurants are supported and able to continue serving our city. Our community continues to show resilience…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Pete Ackerman | Fight Climate Change in Ways That Help Economy
Most people are concerned about all the negative effects of climate change, a recent Yale survey found. Large majorities of voters support policies to reduce carbon pollution and promote clean…
Letters to the Editor
Jim de Bree | IRS Needs to Extend Tax Filing Relief
Recent tax law changes, the pandemic and an underfunded IRS have coincided to make the current tax season exceptionally difficult for both taxpayers and tax practitioners who prepare tax returns.…
Letters to the Editor
Beverley Scott | What’s So Wrong With a Ballot Audit?
Part 3 of 5 (Part 2 appeared March 9). All the president was asking for was an audit – a double check to verify the validity of the ballots cast…
Letters to the Editor
Kelly Kuykendall | You Can Leave California if You Want
Do your conservative columnists realize how childish and unprofessional they seem when they write things like, “She is now embarrassed to reveal her state of residence” in their bios? If…
Coronavirus. Courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control
COVID-19: Declining numbers move county closer to less-restrictive tier
COVID-19 data released Tuesday by the California Department of Public Health show another week of declines in new cases and the test positivity rate in Los Angeles County. Since last week, the county’s…
Mike Garcia
Garcia emphasizes national security at Santa Clarita town hall
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, discussed his legislative priorities Monday during a telephone town hall meeting for the Santa Clarita Valley. Garcia spent a bulk of the one-hour town hall…
First responders working to investigate and clear a fiery crash in Newhall on Wednesday that left one dead. No others were injured or transported. Photo courtesy of Rick McClure.
Sylmar man identified as person killed in February crash
A Sylmar man was identified as the person killed in a fiery crash in Newhall last month. Vincent Reyes, 24, of Sylmar was found dead on arrival by Los Angeles…
Sheriff’s crime data: Part I crimes continue to drop
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has released the February crime data for the Santa Clarita Valley, showing for the second time this year that Part I crimes, which are considered the more serious…
Jonathan Kraut | Detecting a Modest Shift in Government?
In my last Signal column, I reported that our L.A. County issuing site for the COVID-19 vaccines at Six Flags Magic Mountain was greatly overstaffed and highly inefficient. I hate…
Letters to the Editor
Steven H. Baron | Cancel the Cancel Culture
No more cancel culture nonsense! The logo of the Hart High School “Indians” is as appropriate today as it was at its inception 75 years ago. A “racist” is defined…
Letters to the Editor
Thomas L. Cadman | Garcia the Right Person for the Job
I met Mike Garcia two years ago in a coffee shop in Saugus. He told me he was planning to challenge Katie Hill for the 25th Congressional District seat. I…
Southern California Edison is responding to the rising temperatures by continuing the installation of critical electrical equipment, according to SCE officials. Courtesy photo.
SoCal Edison to hold SCV community meeting
Southern California Edison officials plan to give residents a chance Thursday to ask questions and speak with them directly during two online meetings to discuss Edison’s Public Safety Power Shutoff program. “As California continues to experience…
SIGNAL FILE PHOTO: Volunteer Rudy Lopez carries boxes of food to one of the hundreds of vehicles in line during Supervisor Kathryn Barger's Food Distribution event held at Castaic Lake State Recreation Area in Castaic on Tuesday, November 10, 2020. Dan Watson/The Signal
Barger to host another Castaic food distribution
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office is hosting another free, drive-thru food distribution event in Castaic on Thursday. Barger’s office has partnered with the L.A. Regional Food Bank a…
Los Angeles County Seal.
Supes approve more Valencia project updates, vaccination rollout
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved two additional motions related to the Valencia project, formerly known as Newhall Ranch, a long-term, master-planned community west of Interstate 5.…
Signal file photo of the state's Capitol building in Sacramento
Stern announces legislative package on nursing home reform
Sen. Henry Stern, D-Calabasas, along with other California lawmakers and a coalition of workers and advocates for the elderly and people with disabilities, unveiled a legislative reform package Tuesday that…
Delaney Scully, from the Valencia High School softball program, signed a National Letter of Intent to play for University of the Pacific next year. Courtesy photo
PHOTO | Signing day: Delaney Scully, Valencia
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