Letters to the Editor
Paul Zerella | A Lot to Infer
Regarding “Our View: Just What Do You Favor, as You Protest?” (Signal editorial, March 1.) I am not one of the protesters. You said you don’t know what they were…
Hundreds of ‘non-core’ federal buildings to be sold
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer The U.S. General Services Administration released on Tuesday a list of “non-core” federal buildings and facilities that are being considered for disposal or sale. GSA initially…
China says it’s ready to fight ‘trade war or any other type of war’ with US
By Lily Zhou Contributing Writer The Chinese regime issued a response to additional U.S. tariffs that hit goods from China on Tuesday, saying it’s ready to fight any type of war…
Columbia University students protest the Israel/Gaza conflict at Columbia University in New York City on April 27, 2024. Photo by Emel Akan.
$400 million in Columbia University grants canceled due to antisemitic protests
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The Trump administration on Friday announced it has canceled grants worth roughly $400 million for Columbia University, alleging the Ivy League school has not acted on…
Deputies: Two men steal $1,000 worth of merchandise
Santa Clarita Valley’s Sheriff’s Station deputies were dispatched to a reported shoplifting incident at 6:27 p.m. Thursday at the H&M in the Valencia Town Center. The two suspects were…
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department seal. File Photo
Residential burglary reported in Canyon Country
Deputies are investigating a possible burglary in Canyon Country after a resident returned home Friday morning to find their room ransacked, according to officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s…
Letters to the Editor
Arthur Saginian | Shame Them into Being Welcoming?
Maggie Bowman of Valencia (letters, Jan. 31) ends a rather long monologue on Santa Clarita’s purported lack of diversity and inclusiveness, citing silent racism and classism as shaping who feels…
Dan Walters | L.A. Mayor Karen Bass’ Erratic Meltdown
We may be seeing the meltdown of one of California’s highest ranking public officials, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. Ever since wildfires began sweeping through Los Angeles County neighborhoods, Bass…
First responders battle a residential fire in Newhall on March 7, 2025. Habeba Mostafa/The Signal
Firefighters called to apartment fire
Firefighters with the Los Angeles County Fire Department battled a residential fire that broke out in an apartment complex in Newhall on Friday morning, according to a spokesman with the…
Health + Indulgence with Nut Butter: American Dream Nut Butter’s Fundraiser Goes Viral
Family-owned and female-founded American Dream Nut Butter (ADNB), a peanut butter company, creates healthy, allergy-alternative, hand-crafted nut butter. It has launched a monthly fundraiser called American Dream, sending 10% of…
Protector, ‘Uber For Guns’ Rideshare App, Launches in Los Angeles
Can you imagine ordering transportation through your rideshare app, but instead of a normal driver in a Toyota Corolla pulling up like you would get with Uber or Lyft, an…
James Edson (lead singer) performs as Donny Parvo with his band, the Accidental Inseminators, during a benefit show in 2022 at the American Legion Post 507 in Newhall. Photo courtesy of James Edson
‘Over-the-top rock’ show to benefit American Legion in Newhall
A concert with a “special brand of over-the-top rock” is scheduled for 8 p.m. March 15 at the American Legion Post 507 in Newhall, according to Canyon Country resident James…
Rokt’s Bruce Buchanan and Red Bull Racing’s Christian Horner Offer Keen Leadership Insights
In the realm of world-class entrepreneurship, the chance to glean golden nuggets from a highly successful innovator is an opportunity not to be missed. Hearing inspiring insights from two motivational…
Why You Should Consider Bare Metal Hosting Services for Your Business
Selecting the ideal server infrastructure is a critical decision that impacts your long-term success. The technology you invest in today plays a key role in shaping your future operations. One…
AI Girlfriend: A New Time of Virtual Companions
Table of content The rise of AI girlfriend What makes AI girlfriend charming? CrushOn.AI: An immersive companion Who is AI girlfriend chatting for? Is AI Girlfriend right for you? Balance…
The Ultimate Beard Care Kit: Must-Have Products for a Well-Groomed Beard
Men’s beard care is a subject that often goes ignored—even by bearded men. While it may be seen as a waste of time, men’s grooming can enhance confidence, build masculinity,…
Carl Kanowsky | Standouts emerge at Atlas Peak AVA Tasting
Recently, I had the pleasure of attending the Atlas Peak American Viticultural Area tasting at Sequoia Grove Winery in Napa. Among the many wines sampled, a few stood out. One…
Featured author Zoraida Córdova (center holding book) at the end of the Q&A for the One Story, One City series presented by the city of Santa Clarita on March 1, 2025 at the Mitchell River House in Canyon Country, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal
Author visits Santa Clarita for 10th annual One Story, One City
The Mitchell River House was full of avid readers as they eagerly waited to hear about Ecuadorian author Zoraida Córdova’s writing process and inspiration for her novel, “The Inheritance of…
(Left to right) California Department of Water Resources staff Angelique Fabbiani-Leon, State Hydrometeorologist, Jordan Thoennes, Water Resources Engineer, and Andy Reising, Snow Surveys and Water Supply Forecasting Unit Manager, conduct the third media snow survey of the 2025 season at Phillips Station in the Sierra Nevada. The snow survey is held approximately 90 miles east of Sacramento off Highway 50 in El Dorado County. Photo taken February 28, 2025.
Xavier Mascareñas / California Department of Water Resources
February storms help snowpack, but regional disparities remain
News release The Department of Water Resources last week conducted the third snow survey of the season at Phillips Station. The manual survey recorded 34 inches of snow depth and…
Hart district: Budget balanced, but savings being chipped away
William S. Hart Union High School District governing board member Bob Jensen said at Wednesday’s meeting that the district’s projected deficit spending isn’t an issue, so long as the district…
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