Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash Wellness used to be associated with occasional treatments, strict fitness plans or major lifestyle changes. Increasingly, it is becoming something much more ordinary. People…
Every year, some Santa Clarita Valley homeowners start to wonder what life would look like somewhere else. The reasons differ from family to family. A move may follow retirement, a…
When a pest control technician arrives for a service visit, most homeowners open the door without thinking twice. The technician may walk through the kitchen, check under sinks, look in…
A brush fire prompted evacuation orders in Sand Canyon on Sunday afternoon amid erratic winds and a threat to structures. “The fire is now 200 acres with a rapid rate…
It’s that time of year when residents begin watching familiar trails, creek beds, and neighborhood streets for the earliest hints of fall color. While the Valley’s chaparral landscape doesn’t produce…
Who knew that Mt. Baldy offered more than just winter fun? Mt. Baldy, less than two hours from the Santa Clarita Valley, offers great hiking trails, off-grid tent camping with…
Residents in Saugus, Canyon Country and Stevenson Ranch are reporting more frequent sightings of bobcats and coyotes moving through residential streets, landscaped greenbelts and open-space edges — a trend wildlife…
By David Hegg It is clear that, for too many of our SCV neighbors, red lights have been downgraded to suggestions. Increasingly, as I drive around our fair city, I…
Every October, the Child & Family Center’s headquarters becomes a gathering place for unity, support and encouragement during its annual 5K Purple Walk, an event honoring survivors of domestic violence. On Saturday, more…
The 36th annual Art Classic, hosted by the Santa Clarita Artists Association, brought artists of all ages under one roof once again, to celebrate local art and connection on Saturday at The Centre. The professionally…
Bridgeport Park turned into a sea of purple on Saturday for the Walk to End Alzheimer's event, hosted by the Alzheimer’s Association, which brought hundreds of people to raise money, awareness and support to those battling Alzheimer’s disease. Senior Walk Manager Donna Cohen said money raised…
A 23-year-old man was transported to the hospital in unknown condition following a fiery solo vehicle crash in Canyon Country in the early hours of Saturday morning, according to a…
Accountability. That’s perhaps the most important thing we are looking for in a congressional candidate, in particular the 27th Congressional District, which encompasses the vast majority of the Santa Clarita…
Like all of you, my wife and I received our Official Voter Information Guides last week. Each guide clocks in at 175 undecipherable pages and weighs a whopping half-pound. Why…
In his letter (June 27), Jack Teoli states that “The overwhelming majority of voters say the government has a responsibility to provide health care to Americans.” And yet, The Signal’s…
Well. Let’s see. Saddlehorn is facing toward the sky instead of the sprinklers, so that’s a good start. The time vortex continuum seems to be humming happily. It’s Saturday. What…
When strategists on both sides look at the 2026 Senate map, the state at the top of the list of those most likely to switch parties is North Carolina, where…
Question: I have a problem that I need guidance with before any heavy rains show up here. My yard out front is higher than an adjacent area, which is next…
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal Saugus found its offensive groove in its 52-21 win over Canyon, scoring on seven straight possessions Friday night at Canyon High School. The Centurions took an early…
It’s Matix Frithsmith’s world, and everyone else is just living in it. The Hart High School senior did it all for the Hawks football team on Friday, running for four touchdowns and catching…