Read more about the article Passenger ID’d from fatal collision 
A single-vehicle collision happened at the intersection of Market Street and Railroad Avenue early Saturday morning, March 1, 2025. Kamryn Martell/The Signal

Passenger ID’d from fatal collision 

Officials with the L.A. County Medical Examiner have identified the man who died in the solo vehicle collision at the intersection of Railroad Avenue and Market Street in Newhall early…

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Read more about the article Canyon Theatre to feature art exhibit, ‘Symphony of Colors 2’ 
Artwork by Zony Gordon

Canyon Theatre to feature art exhibit, ‘Symphony of Colors 2’ 

News release  “Symphony of Colors 2,” an art exhibition showing the works of Zony Gordon, an impressionist artist from the Santa Clarita Artists Association, will be featured at the Canyon…

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Read more about the article Mermaid Month in Ventura 
Enjoy a meet and greet with mermaids during Mermaid March. Photo Courtesy Ventura Harbor Village.

Mermaid Month in Ventura 

There’s something about mermaids that enchant not only children, but also adults of all ages.  Folklore, literature and film are awash with stories of mermaids, the sirens of the sea. …

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Read more about the article March is National Craft Month 
Learn a new skill like basket weaving, resin pouring or jewelry design during National Craft Month. Photo Credit Pixabay.

March is National Craft Month 

Remember when COVID-19 was raging all around us and we all took up sourdough bread baking and making vision boards from old magazines?  As life returned to the “new normal”…

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Read more about the article Uncover Centuries-Old Traditions of Mardi Gras 
Mardi Gras is for celebrating life. The green, purple and gold have specific meanings with purple representing justice, green representing faith and gold representing power. ©adobestock

Uncover Centuries-Old Traditions of Mardi Gras 

The celebration of Mardi Gras has been a part of cultures for centuries. French for Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras falls on the day before Ash Wednesday, which marks the start…

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Read more about the article Single-vehicle fire stops traffic on I-5  
Tow truck personnel loads up a vehicle after it went up in flames on the southbound Interstate 5 freeway on Sunday morning, March 2, 2025. Maya Morales/The Signal

Single-vehicle fire stops traffic on I-5  

Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel were dispatched to a vehicle fire on the southbound Interstate 5 near Magic Mountain Parkway at 9:40 a.m. Sunday.  The vehicle was fully engulfed in…

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Read more about the article Five Easy Steps to Create Your Homebuying Budget 
As you hunt for the home of your dreams, stay prepared and informed. One essential aspect of doing so is to set a realistic budget that accounts for the true costs of homeownership. ©ADOBESTOCK

Five Easy Steps to Create Your Homebuying Budget 

One of the most important steps to take while house hunting is to create an intentional budget that accounts for both upfront costs and recurring expenses. Doing so will help…

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Read more about the article Photos: Second annual Hart District’s Got Talent
Mason Gargoles of La Mesa Junior High School perform a dance number at the second annual Hart District’s Got Talent Variety Showcase held at Saugus High School on Feb. 28, 2025 in Saugus, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Photos: Second annual Hart District’s Got Talent

A cast of over 20 performers took the Saugus High School stage on Friday evening for the second annual Hart District's Got Talent Variety Showcase presented by the WiSH Education…

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Read more about the article Madrigal’s banked 3 in triple OT gives Canyon boys’ basketball its first CIF title 
The Canyon boys’ basketball team celebrates after winning Friday’s CIF Southern Section Division 2A title game held at Azusa Pacific University on Feb. 28, 2025. Tyler Wainfeld/The Signal.

Madrigal’s banked 3 in triple OT gives Canyon boys’ basketball its first CIF title 

Cowboys outlast St. Bonaventure, 89-86, in Southern Section Division 2A title game at Azusa Pacific University  Canyon High School senior Noah Madrigal said it felt like a never-ending game.  And…

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Read more about the article St. Clare’s 47th annual fish fry begins Friday 
Sue Hofflin, left, and Arlene DiGiovanni prepare some the hundreds of fish dinners during the 46th Annual Lenten Fish Fries held at St. Clare Catholic Church in Canyon Country on Friday, 021624. Dan Watson/The Signal

St. Clare’s 47th annual fish fry begins Friday 

The St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church is gearing up for its 47th Annual Lenten Fish Fry set to begin Friday, with this year’s proceeds aimed to assist victims of…

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Read more about the article A century of love and legacy: Local woman turns 100  
Elaine Swanson celebrates her 100th birthday with her four children and other members of the family on Feb. 26, 2025 at the Oakmont of Valencia, in Valencia, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

A century of love and legacy: Local woman turns 100  

One of Elaine Swanson’s famous sayings is, “Happy as a clam,” said her son, Fred Swanson.   And that’s exactly what she was on Wednesday afternoon as she celebrated her 100th…

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