Yearly Archives: 2022
Read more about the article A bonding opportunity for veterans
John Eymard, left, David Rendon, right, and Kevin Duxbury, back, open a military vehicle’s engine during the Veteran Fellowship motorcycle tour in Newhall, Calif., on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2021. 25 veteran motorcycle riders from the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign War and Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association took a tour of an acre of World War II armored vehicles. Chris Torres/The Signal

A bonding opportunity for veterans

On a fair, sunny day, brothers in arms from different military branches had an opportunity to bond over lunch, their shared experiences and a unique collection of military vehicles.   Motorcycle…

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Read more about the article Hart girls soccer maintains lead in Foothill League, defeats Valencia 4-1
Hart teammates Adrielle Salvador (9), Ari Salvador (12) and Rubi Reyes (11) celebrate after Hart's first goal in the first half against Valencia at Valencia High on Tuesday, 011122. Dan Watson/The Signal

Hart girls soccer maintains lead in Foothill League, defeats Valencia 4-1

Battling a strong, cold wind, in an aggressive and physical game, the Hart High girls soccer team could not be stopped and came up with the win against the Valencia Vikings.   The Hart Indians (4-1-1) defeated the Valencia Vikings (4-2-2) in…

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Read more about the article Former Saugus principal pleads not guilty to perjury, conflict of interest
Bill Bolde was the former principal at Saugus High School for 14 years. He was arrested on the suspicion of embezzlement and perjury on Saturday. Courtesy Art of William S. Hart Union High School District

Former Saugus principal pleads not guilty to perjury, conflict of interest

A former Saugus High School principal accused of perjury and conflict of interest pleaded not guilty in court on Wednesday to both charges.   Bill Bolde, 65, who was at the…

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Read more about the article Bridge to Home names new executive director

Bridge to Home names new executive director

News release  The Bridge to Home board of directors has named Chris Najarro as executive director of the Santa Clarita Valley organization following the departure of former Executive Director Michael Foley.  Joining the Bridge to Home team as director of programs in 2017 following a six-year stint as executive director…

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Read more about the article City Council has ‘no announcement’ regarding lawsuit filed against election system
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal

City Council has ‘no announcement’ regarding lawsuit filed against election system

The Santa Clarita City Council returned once again from a closed-door meeting Tuesday night with nothing to report out in regard to the litigation filed last month against the city…

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Read more about the article Operation Eagle Scout: Beautifying Fire Station 107
Eagle Scout Justin Shakoori stands next to the wall and plaque that was installed at Los Angeles County Fire Station 107 in Canyon Country as part of Shakoori's Eagle Scout project. Dan Watson/The Signal

Operation Eagle Scout: Beautifying Fire Station 107

Two years ago, Justin Shakoori of Canyon Country decided his Eagle Scout project would be a way to give back to local heroes.    He and his father, Sassan, with some…

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Read more about the article LA County expands COVID testing with pickup test kits
Dozens of people form a line for COVID rapid tests in front of the Facey Medial Group Immediate Care office in Valencia on Thursday, 010621. Dan Watson/The Signal

LA County expands COVID testing with pickup test kits

The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services has launched a new program to increase COVID-19 testing for residents unable to schedule appointments, by providing test kits that can test…

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Read more about the article Saugus boys’ basketball beats Castaic, 89-54
Nathan Perez (0) of Saugus shoots against Castaic defenders at Saugus High on Friday, 010721. Dan Watson/The Signal

Saugus boys’ basketball beats Castaic, 89-54

By Ryan Menzie  Signal Sports Writer   The Foothill League got run over by the COVID-19 pandemic on Friday, with three games being canceled due to exposure within teams. Luckily for the…

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Read more about the article One wounded, one arrested in Canyon Country shooting
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department seal. File Photo

One wounded, one arrested in Canyon Country shooting

A man was arrested in Canyon Country early Tuesday morning on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after a woman sustained a gunshot wound to the upper torso, according…

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Read more about the article Over 32 years, ‘Mailman Mike’ put his stamp on neighborhood
Thirty-two year U.S. Postal worker retiree Mike Herrington at his retirement party with family and friends from the neighborhood in Saugus where he delivered mail to for 22 years on Friday, 123121. Dan Watson/The Signal

Over 32 years, ‘Mailman Mike’ put his stamp on neighborhood

It’s not just living somewhere that makes you part of a community, but when you spend nearly every day walking the streets of a neighborhood, sometimes that’s enough to make…

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