Monthly Archives: June 2026
Read more about the article Young Marines awarded Elks honors 
Cpl. Milena V. Garcia and SSgt. Jameson D. Kehoe were selected by Young Marines leaders Tim Stratton and Cathy Hagopian as the honorees for the local Elks Lodge chapter’s Elks National Youth Week recognition. Courtesy photo.

Young Marines awarded Elks honors 

News release  As part of Elks National Youth Week in May, the Santa Clarita Elks Lodge spotlights community youth organizations that go above and beyond in their service to the community. Within this organization the leaders are asked to identify two…

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Read more about the article Canyon track stars finish runner up in CIF state championship  
Canyon High's 4x100-meter girls' relay team. Photo courtesy of Canyon High Track and Field.

Canyon track stars finish runner up in CIF state championship  

The high school track and field season has come to an end for many local programs in the Santa Clarita Valley. And for the Canyon High School track and field program, George Velarde…

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Read more about the article A local look at California’s early Primary results
Residents vote inside at the Ryan M. Clinkunbroomer Castaic Sports Complex during the California Primary Election on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

A local look at California’s early Primary results

The Santa Clarita Valley’s 27th Congressional District remained closely contested in the early results Tuesday, while the 40th Assembly District’s incumbent held a big lead in her re-election bid.  The first returns were released shortly…

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Read more about the article Plea deal expected in alleged road-rage knife attack 
A man gets loaded into an ambulance after a road rage incident at the intersection of Baywood Lane and McBean Parkway, Monday, Sept. 15, 2025. Kamryn Martell/The Signal

Plea deal expected in alleged road-rage knife attack 

A 34-year-old Saugus man charged with injuring another during an alleged road-rage incident in September is expected back in court next week for the consideration of a potential plea deal,…

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Read more about the article Voters cast ballots throughout Santa Clarita 
Residents vote inside at the Ryan M. Clinkunbroomer Castaic Sports Complex during the California Primary Election on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

Voters cast ballots throughout Santa Clarita 

Throughout the Santa Clarita Valley, residents flocked to one of 20 voting locations Tuesday, marching into their local polling places in a near-constant stream.   This year, California’s primary ballot has several key seats in play, but perhaps none more so than the state’s governorship after Gov.…

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Read more about the article City celebrates expansion, enhancement of David March Park 
Local officials and the March family joined Mayor Laurene Weste on the baseball field for the Ribbon Cutting ceremony at David March Park on June 1, 2026. Sara McCarthy/ The Signal 

City celebrates expansion, enhancement of David March Park 

By Sara McCarthy For The Signal  During a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday at David March Park, members of the Santa Clarita City Council, commissioners and local residents and families gathered around the new baseball field to celebrate the new…

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Read more about the article Pranks, laughs and building ‘something great’ 
Graduating seniors walk down to their seats at the West Ranch High School class of 2026's graduation ceremony at College of the Canyons in Valencia, Calif., Monday, June 1, 2026. Kamryn Martell/The Signal

Pranks, laughs and building ‘something great’ 

West Ranch High School celebrated its 19th annual graduation ceremony Monday, with 208 of the 449 graduates donning golden robes as honor scholars, students with a 4.0 or higher grade-point average…

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Read more about the article Saugus high alumna Hazel Rhodes repeats as state champion with COC 
Photo courtesy of College of the Canyons Athletics. Freddy Ponce/3C2A

Saugus high alumna Hazel Rhodes repeats as state champion with COC 

Saugus High alumna Hazel Rhodes made history for the College of the Canyons women’s track and field program, winning back-to-back California Community College Athletic Association state titles after she secured the win in the 400-meter in the 3C2A track and field…

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Read more about the article Iran signals talks alive after Trump brokers Lebanon ceasefire 
An F/A-18F Super Hornet aircraft, attached to Strike Fighter Squadron 213, launches from the flight deck of the world’s largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), during Operation Epic Fury, March 15, 2026. U.S. Navy

Iran signals talks alive after Trump brokers Lebanon ceasefire 

By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer  Iran signaled on Tuesday that indirect negotiations with the United States remain on track — but that their fate hangs in a delicate balance — after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he…

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How Kevin Revinov Is Helping Entrepreneurs Strengthen Their Brands Through Digital PR 

Image Credit:  Electrify Social Santa Clarita has rapidly evolved into one of Southern California’s most active hubs for small business owners, creators and ambitious entrepreneurs. With a growing local economy and a community…

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Read more about the article Metro gives update on I-5 summer construction 
Traffic delays on the northbound side of Interstate 5 following a collision on Tuesday morning Jan. 6, 2026. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Metro gives update on I-5 summer construction 

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority said construction may ramp up this summer on Interstate 5 along Santa Clarita as its interstate enhancements project eyes a March 2027 end date.   Metro’s virtual, open-to-the-public presentation Wednesday gave…

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The Home Changes That Actually Lower Bills Without Making Life Less Comfortable 

Photo by Spacejoy on Unsplash  A lot of people assume lowering household expenses automatically means sacrificing comfort. The image that usually comes to mind involves colder rooms, dimmer lights, shorter showers, and constantly…

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