Deputies: Man barricades himself after mental health episode
A man barricaded himself after experiencing a mental health episode at the 19300 block of Opal Lane on Wednesday night, according to Sgt. Mark Perkins with the Santa Clarita Valley…
Santa Clarita Shakespeare, in collaboration with Eclipse Theatre LA, is presenting a two-weekend run of “Fairies,” a new original comedy-drama written by Phil Lantis and directed by Nancy Lantis. Courtesy photo.
‘Fairies,’ original comedy-drama, coming to Newhall
News release Santa Clarita Shakespeare, in collaboration with Eclipse Theatre LA, is presenting a two-weekend run of “Fairies,” a new original comedy-drama written by Phil Lantis and directed by Nancy…
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Local poet to publish 29th collection
News release Newhall-based poet Rick Lupert is scheduled July 29 to publish his 29th collection, “High Moose Alert,” a hilarious and heartfelt poetic travelogue chronicling a cruise through Vancouver, Alaska…
The city of Santa Clarita is presenting “Walk with Me,” a solo photography exhibition by artist Nima Kharrazi at the Valencia Library Branch through July 30. Courtesy image.
‘Walk with Me’ photo exhibit on display at Valencia Library
News release The city of Santa Clarita is presenting “Walk with Me,” a solo photography exhibition by artist Nima Kharrazi, on view at the Valencia Library Branch, 23743 Valencia Blvd.,…
College briefs
College Briefs for July 3
Verlaque named to Washington College dean's list Lucy Verlaque, of Valencia, was named to Washington College's spring 2025 dean's list. In order to earn this academic honor, a student must…
Deputies: Male suspect attempts to kidnap woman
A woman was almost kidnapped after asking someone for a ride from the Bridge to Home homeless shelter at around 9:10 p.m. Wednesday, according to Sgt. Mark Perkins with the…
How IP Legal Services in Houston Can Help With Brand Expansion
Intellectual property legal services in Houston provide essential support for businesses pursuing strategic brand expansion. These specialized services encompass trademark protection, patent acquisition, and copyright management across local and international…
5 Easy Steps to Erase Your Digital Footprint
Every click, post, and contact in our highly linked world creates a digital footprint—a vast data trail that significantly affects your privacy and security. Understanding and controlling your digital footprint…
Designing Safer Parking Spaces: How Liability Is Shaping the Future of Urban Planning
As urban areas continue to densify, the humble parking lot is undergoing a transformation. What was once a basic, utilitarian space is now at the center of conversations about safety,…
Logistics Boom, Legal Bust: The Hidden Legal Costs of America’s Growing Trucking Industry
The U.S. trucking industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, fueled by rising e-commerce demand, expanding interstate trade, and a post-pandemic resurgence in logistics investment. But beneath the surface of this logistics…
Decoding Google’s AI Mode: A Strategic Guide for Modern Marketers & SEOs
Google’s search engine is no longer just an algorithm—it’s evolving into an AI-powered assistant. With the rollout of AI Mode in Search (via Search Generative Experience or SGE), marketers and…
Second citizenship for US investors: finding the perfect country for your goals
Obtaining a second citizenship is becoming an attractive option for US investors. It provides more than just a new passport. It offers increased financial opportunities, tax advantages, and greater global…
Letters to the Editor
Teresa Todd | Undermining the Spirit of Service
I am writing in support of Planning Commissioner Denise Lite and to express deep concern over a City Council member’s request for her resignation. This request, especially when levied against…
Letters to the Editor
Arthur Saginian | A Quote Too Tough to Die
I absolutely loved the part of Christopher Lucero’s letter (June 10) where he quotes from the movie “Tombstone.” I love that movie, and I love that scene with Val Kilmer…
Letters to the Editor
David Berke | More Chicken, Burritos and Burgers?
The City Council is looking for ways to improve the appeal of our city, which is good. So they do so by adding more fast-food choices. There are many ways…
Letters to the Editor
Dan Wisner | Caught in a Numbers Game
I go out and pick up my morning paper as usual, come back in, get my coffee and set down at kitchen table and read through the articles that catch…
Byron York | Elon Musk Goes Off on Trump, Again
Has it really been less than a month since Elon Musk flew off the handle, trashed his benefactor, the president, pledged to kill the administration’s top legislative priority, and, on…
Dan Walters | CEQA: Lawmakers Achieve Holy Grail
Jerry Brown once described reform of the California Environmental Quality Act as “the lord’s work” but he, like other recent governors, was not willing to invest enough political capital to…
Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer is a Santa Clarita Valley man killed in the line of duty in a September 2023 attack. Courtesy
Attorneys wrangle in lead-up to trial in deputy murder
Both sides discussed motions and set a new schedule Thursday in a hearing for the man charged with the murder of Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer, a Santa Clarita Valley man killed…
Los Angeles County Director of Military and Veterans Affairs James (Jim) Zenner accepts a $50,000 check from L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger during the 16th annual State of the County Luncheon hosted by the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on July 2, 2025 in Santa Clarita, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal
Barger seeds new arts and veterans center with $50,000
News release L.A. County Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger announced an initiative to establish the nation’s first Arts and Veterans Center in the heart of Santa Clarita, and presented…
