Monthly Archives: April 2023
Read more about the article <strong>Generations united through choir performance</strong>
Innovation Show Choir Executive Artistic Director Lydia Saxton, left, leads members of the Eisner Intergenerational Choir and Innovation Show Choir as they combine to rehearse their song "Something Beautiful" in preparation for the groups April 23rd concert in Los Angeles, 041523. Dan Watson/The Signal

Generations united through choir performance

The Innovation Show Choir’s studio at the Westfield Valencia Town Center was filled with voices from people of all different ages, ethnicities and backgrounds on Saturday in a united rehearsal…

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Read more about the article State Water Project to provide 100% of allocations
San Luis Reservoir in Merced County, which holds water supply for both the State Water Project and U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s Central Valley Project, is now full. State Department of Water Resources photo taken April 14.

State Water Project to provide 100% of allocations

Compiled from news releases and staff reports  The state Department of Water Resources on Thursday announced another increase in the forecasted State Water Project deliveries this year: With reservoirs nearing…

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Read more about the article Hart High Theatre Department presents ‘And Then There Were None’
Hart High presents Agatha Christie's “And Then There Were None,” featuring student actors Caleb Everts, Dani Sligh, Cora Howard, Genaro Ramirez and Sam Kort. Courtesy photo.

Hart High Theatre Department presents ‘And Then There Were None’

News release  Ten strangers are summoned to a remote island off the English coast, under various pretenses, but all promised a fun getaway.   However, within hours, the deaths begin, and…

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Read more about the article City announces Cowboy Festival road closures and parking options
The Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival is making its return after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo courtesy of the city of Santa Clarita.

City announces Cowboy Festival road closures and parking options

News release  The 27th Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival returns to Old Town Newhall this weekend, and the city is asking residents to prepare for road closures around the event site…

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Read more about the article <strong>SCV Sheriff’s Station participates in National Drug Take Back Day</strong> 
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station Deputy Nelson, left, and Detective Nashla Barakat, of the station's Juvenile Intervention Team, box up drugs that were dropped off during a previous drug take-back day event at the SCV Sheriff's Station. Dan Watson/ The Signal

SCV Sheriff’s Station participates in National Drug Take Back Day 

Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s J-Team are taking part in the “DEA National Drug Take Back Day” on Saturday at the SCV Sheriff’s Station.   Members of the…

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Read more about the article <strong>SCV native Hunter Greene signs multi-year extension with Cincinnati Reds</strong> 
Cincinnati Reds pitcher and former Stevenson Ranch native Hunter Greene, center, greets the kids who came out to his spike and cleat giveaway at Hart Baseball and Softball Complex in Valencia, Calif., on Saturday, Jan. 28, 2023. Chris Torres/The Signal

SCV native Hunter Greene signs multi-year extension with Cincinnati Reds 

Greene inks six-year deal that could reach north of $95 million with incentives  Stevenson Ranch native Hunter Greene signed a six-year, $53-million contract extension with the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday,…

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