Read more about the article Film industry workers affected by strikes create haunted attraction
The Grisly Garden, which was set up by over 50 out-of-work industry professionals, will run until Oct. 31 on Avenue Mentry. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

Film industry workers affected by strikes create haunted attraction

https://youtu.be/2ImHE860WIY By Selvin Ramirez  For The Signal  Dangling Carrot’s Grisly Garden is a quarter-mile-long haunted attraction that follows the creepy tale of a gardener and his daughter who are caught…

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Read more about the article Orozco runs over Saugus in Golden Valley win
Golden Valley running back Isaiah Orozco (27) scores the team's second touchdown during the first quarter of Thursday night's game against Saugus at Canyon High School. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

Orozco runs over Saugus in Golden Valley win

Golden Valley Grizzlies senior Isaiah Orozco trampled the Saugus Centurions on Thursday in his varsity football finale.   Orozco was the driving force in Golden Valley’s 38-22 win over Saugus at…

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Read more about the article City pledges nearly half-million to Senior Center 
Attendees crowd the patio during the "Bella Notte at Bella Vida" 2021 Celebrity Waiter dinner held at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center at Bella Vida on Saturday, 071721. Dan Watson/The Signal

City pledges nearly half-million to Senior Center 

In order to help the nearly 48,000 seniors the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center at Bella Vida serves each year, the Santa Clarita City Council authorized nearly a half-million dollars…

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Read more about the article City shares updates, touts growth at ‘Event Extravaganza’ 
City of Santa Clarita Mayor Jason Gibbs, right, introduces Mayor Pro Tem Cameron Smyth in the audience during the State of the City Extravaganza held at the Canyon Country Community Center on Thursday, 102623. Dan Watson/The Signal

City shares updates, touts growth at ‘Event Extravaganza’ 

The city of Santa Clarita celebrated its progress over the past year on capital improvement projects, program growth and its efforts throughout the year to bring people together during its…

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Read more about the article West Ranch volleyball advances to CIF semis 
West Ranch middle blocker Grace Kelley (17) and setter Daniele Clewis (26) go up for a block against Burroughs during the CIF Southern Section Playoffs on Thursday. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

West Ranch volleyball advances to CIF semis 

West Ranch Wildcats girls’ volleyball has had a historic season in 2023, but the fun isn’t over yet.  The Wildcats swept the hosting Arrowhead Christian Eagles on Wednesday to win…

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Read more about the article <strong>Hart volleyball falls in CIF QFs to Campbell Hall</strong> 
Hart teammates Madi Maxwell (11) and Olive Moore (25) go up to block a shot by Campbell Hall High School at Hart on Wednesday, 102523. Dan Watson/the Signal

Hart volleyball falls in CIF QFs to Campbell Hall 

A match that started with numerous huge runs ended with one as Campbell Hall Vikings girls’ volleyball took down the Hart Indians on Wednesday.   Campbell Hall won the match, 20-25,…

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Read more about the article Barger extends Chiquita relief grant deadline to Jan. 31
A trash truck dumps its load at the Chiquita Land Fill in Castaic in 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal

Barger extends Chiquita relief grant deadline to Jan. 31

News release  Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger announced Thursday that the Chiquita Canyon Landfill Utility Relief Grant Program’s application deadline will be extended by 90 days, giving local residents…

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Read more about the article West Ranch Theatre presents wizarding parody, ‘Puffs,’ Nov. 2-4
Megan (Cora Howard) doesn’t need friends and hates being a Puff, but she has a lot to learn in “Puffs,” playing Nov. 2-4 at West Ranch High School. Courtesy photo.

West Ranch Theatre presents wizarding parody, ‘Puffs,’ Nov. 2-4

News release  West Ranch Theatre is set to whisk viewers into an enchanted world in “Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic.”  For…

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Read more about the article ‘Beachcomber’ to make world premiere at The Main
“Beachcomber,” an original drama from the pens of Phil and Nancy Lantis, and directed by Barry Agin, is set to make its world premiere at The Main in Old Town Newhall on Nov. 10. Courtesy photo.

‘Beachcomber’ to make world premiere at The Main

News release  “Beachcomber,” an original drama from the pens of Phil and Nancy Lantis, and directed by Barry Agin, is set to make its world premiere at The Main in Old…

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Read more about the article ‘Almost, Maine’ to be performed at Castaic High
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‘Almost, Maine’ to be performed at Castaic High

News release   Castaic High School Theatre is presenting “Almost, Maine,” with performances scheduled 6 p.m. Nov. 1-4 in the Castaic High School Performing Arts Center.  According to Bennett Pehrson,…

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Read more about the article Where City Hall, Sacramento lined up, disagreed  
The California Chamber of Commerce, a powerful business lobbying group, has honed a specific strategy with a high success rate — labeling bills it deems most burdensome “job-killers” and tracking them on an annual list. State Capitol photo by Rahul Lal, CalMatters

Where City Hall, Sacramento lined up, disagreed  

  With the deadline having passed for Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign the bills sent to his desk in September, the Santa Clarita City Council’s Legislative Committee can look back…

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Read more about the article City gets boost from state for mobile command center 
The city of Santa Clarita received $1.5 million from Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo on Tuesday. Perry Smith/ The Signal

City gets boost from state for mobile command center 

  The city of Santa Clarita’s effort to purchase a new mobile command center for emergency operations got a boost Tuesday with an oversized $1.5 million check from Assemblywoman Pilar…

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Read more about the article Saugus district names new board member  
The Saugus Union School District governing board's newest member, Patricia Garibay, receives congratulations shortly after being sworn in to office Tuesday night. Perry Smith/The Signal

Saugus district names new board member  

Saugus Union School District governing board President Katherine Cooper said during Tuesday’s special meeting that choosing a new board member for Trustee Area No. 1 was among the most important…

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Read more about the article <strong>COC unveils Lee Smelser Court</strong> 
Longtime COC men's basketball head coach Lee Smelser, right, reacts as his name is unveil on the basketball court in his honor at College of the Canyons on Saturday, 102123. Dan Watson/The Signal

COC unveils Lee Smelser Court 

College of the Canyons Hall of Fame coach Lee Smelser’s name was forever emblazoned onto the court where he built a legacy.  The Cougar Cage’s basketball court was officially unveiled…

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