Letters to the Editor
Rob Kerchner | It’s a Win-Whine Situation
Trumpers like to win. NeverTrumpers like to whine. So both sides are getting what they want. Rob Kerchner Santa Clarita
College briefs
College Briefs for June 5
Smith named to Goshen College dean's list Goshen College recently recognized 156 undergraduate students for excellence in academics on the 2024-25 spring semester dean's list, including Jasmin Smith, a senior…
Byron York | Trump, the GOP and 2012 Despair to 2024 Triumph
The Republican Party was in desperate straits in the weeks following the 2012 presidential election. There were several reasons. One, its losing nominee, Mitt Romney, was a poor candidate whom…
How Motorists Contribute to Pedestrian Accidents
Every day, people walk along sidewalks, cross busy streets, and rely on drivers to notice them. But unfortunately, pedestrian accidents happen way too often, and in many cases, it's the…
Top Benefits of Sending Money to Mexico With Flexible Delivery Options
Sending money has become a vital way for many families and individuals to stay connected financially across borders. Whether for helping loved ones, paying bills, or managing personal affairs, choosing…
AI-Powered diagnostic software: How it changes modern healthcare
People are usually skeptical about putting premature technology over human judgment, but more than any other industry, science prevails in healthcare. AI may well still be in its infancy, but…
The Unspoken Dangers of Monitoring Without Proxies: Preventing Skewed SEO Data
Data is crucial in the realm of digital marketing. SEO experts mainly depend on precise, objective data to make well-informed recommendations on anything from competitor analysis to keyword rankings. What…
What to Know Before Registering Your First Company in the UK
Registering your company is a significant step towards giving it a full legal identity. Duly registered businesses can enter into legally binding contracts, compete in government offerings, and unlock fantastic…
Marsha McLean | Level up your summer reading adventure in Santa Clarita
“Reading is a basic tool in the living of a good life.” – Joseph Addison One of the many things I love about our beautiful city of Santa Clarita is…
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department personnel get ready to dive to search for a missing paddleboarder at Castaic Lake on Tuesday, June 3, 2025. Tyler Wainfeld/The Signal.
Castaic Lake to remain closed for body search
Castaic Lake is scheduled to be closed Thursday as the search for a man reported missing and presumed drowned in the water is set to continue, according to the L.A.…
More than 600 Saugus properties have been sent notices about an upcoming vote on fee increases for certain city landscape maintenance districts that haven’t been adjusted in years. Courtesy
City to look at landscape fees in Saugus
More than 600 Saugus properties have been sent notices about an upcoming vote on fee increases for certain city landscape maintenance districts that haven’t been adjusted in years. The three…
West Ranch's Isabella Swanson (77) swings at a pitch during the third inning of the second round of the CIF Southern Section Division 5 playoff game against Bishop Montgomery at West Ranch High School on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal
West Ranch softball, Trinity baseball fall in first round of state playoffs
The 2025 spring sports season is officially over for Santa Clarita Valley teams after both the West Ranch softball and Trinity Classical Academy baseball teams lost on Tuesday in the…
Former San Francisco Giants catcher and new West Ranch head baseball coach Trevor Brown. Photo courtesy of West Ranch High School.
West Ranch brings in former major leaguer to lead baseball program
Former San Francisco Giant Trevor Brown has been hired as the new head baseball coach at West Ranch High School, the school announced in a news release. “We are thrilled…
Linda Luger and Nancy Pitchford-Zhe have known each other “since the ’90s,” they said, sharing their connections from the equestrian community, which is both tight-knit and long-established in the Santa Clarita Valley. Freckles is a 12-year-old Iberian that lives at Jump for Joy. Perry Smith/The Signal
Jump for Joy opens stables for Blue Star Ranch
In May, Nancy Pitchford-Zhe of Blue Star Ranch, an equine therapy nonprofit that helps veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, found out the Placerita Canyon property she leased was being sold. …
Valencia High graduates toss their caps at the conclusion of the class of 2025 ceremony on June 3, 2025 at College of the Canyons in Valencia, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal
Passing the torch: Valencia High School celebrates 2025 graduates
Valencia High graduating seniors Ella Ray, Ella Freed, Daniel Heringer, lucas Santos, and Maddox Espinosa perform the National Anthem during the class of 2025 graduation ceremony on June 3, 2025 at College of the Canyons in Valencia, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal
Courtesy of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Man reported missing in Castaic
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating an at-risk missing person last seen in Castaic in the early hours of Wednesday morning, an LASD…
Luis Nugent on the Future of General Surgery: How AI and Robotics Are Transforming the Field
Advanced technology is reshaping general surgery at a pace no one could have predicted a few decades ago. Artificial intelligence and robotics now drive change in operating rooms everywhere, touching…
The Value of Modern Competitor Analysis Tools
Byline: Will Jones Competition is integral to human nature. Everyone has an innate desire to perform better than the person next to them, and this has been the drive behind…
California Work Break Laws: What Should Employees Expect?
When you work at your job, you should expect to take regular breaks. These may be used to eat, to go for a walk, to run nearby errands or for…
Graduating nurses raise their arms in celebration during the 2025 College of the Canyons Pinning Ceremony held at the Performing Arts Center at COC on Monday, June 2, 2025. Maya Morales/The Signal
COC celebrates 2025 nursing program graduates
After years of hard work and dedication, navigating life’s triumphs and downfalls, and learning countless skills, the 2025 College of the Canyons nursing program class was celebrated with its pinning…
