Who Is Liable in a Grocery Store Slip and Fall in Atlanta?
A quick grocery run rarely feels risky. However, every year, people leave grocery stores injured after a sudden fall. Moments like that raise a difficult question: who is responsible when…
7 Benefits of Switching to a 4G Home Phone for Your Household
The way you communicate with each other in your homes is currently changing as old copper-wire systems are being replaced by more modern systems. A 4G home phone provides a…
6 Ways to Keep Dogs Comfortable Without Fleas
As a pet owner, you need to know how comfortable your dog is. But fleas can quickly take away that comfort and make your dog itchy, frustrated, or even sick.…
US warns of ‘industrial-scale’ efforts by China to extract AI technology
By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer The White House said on Thursday that China and other foreign adversaries are carrying out “industrial-scale campaigns” to extract advanced American artificial intelligence technology. In a…
Local Organizations and Community Groups: A Guide to Saving Facebook Videos for Newsletters and Archives
Community newspapers, neighborhood associations, local nonprofits, school organizations, and civic groups increasingly rely on Facebook video to document their activities, announce events, and share news with their communities. The challenge is that…
How to Build a Compliant Web Scraping Pipeline for Local Business Intel in Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita moves on quick facts. Road work hits commutes, school games fill weekends, and new shops shift where people spend. Signalscv.com covers that day-to-day pace with breaking news, public…
359 kilograms (roughly 792 pounds) of cocaine and 886 pounds of marijuana seized from go-fast vessel during a combined international operation. (Courtesy of Joint Interagency Task Force (X))
1,678 pounds of cocaine and marijuana seized from vessel in Eastern Pacific
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer The United States and foreign partners stopped a go-fast vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean and seized 359 kilograms (roughly 792 pounds) of cocaine and 886 pounds…
Senate approves $70B budget plan to fund ICE, Border Patrol through 2029
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer The U.S. Senate voted early on Thursday to advance a $70 billion funding blueprint for immigration enforcement agencies, moving Republicans a step closer to unlocking a party-line bill to fund…
Trump directs Navy to ‘shoot and kill’ mine-laying boats in Hormuz Strait
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump on Thursday said he authorized the U.S. military to “shoot and kill” Iranian boats placing mines in the Strait of Hormuz in a…
Friday Night Flickers makes comeback, hosting logo contest
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society is holding a logo contest for the re-launch of its popular “Friday Night Flickers” program. This logo will be used on tickets, posters and other promotional items…
The SCV Potters Group is holding its annual SCV Abandoned Art Project, starting Friday and ending at the SCV Potters Spring Sale on May 2. Courtesy photo.
SCV Potters launch ‘Abandoned Art’ hunt
News release Keep your eyes open because you may just stumble upon a hidden piece of pottery somewhere in the Santa Clarita Valley. These pieces aren’t lost; they’ve been intentionally placed by the SCV Potters Group…
Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn are coming to local screens this weekend as Buzz Classic Movies presents a Saturday night showing of the 1963 mystery, “Charade.”
Buzz Classic Movies this week: ‘Charade’
By Signal Staff Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn are coming to local screens this weekend as Buzz Classic Movies presents a Saturday night showing of the 1963 mystery, “Charade.” The film has earned a 94% “fresh” rating from…
The city of Santa Clarita invites residents and visitors of all ages to step into a galaxy far, far away at “May the 4th Be With You,” scheduled 6-10 p.m. Monday, May 4, at Central Park. Courtesy photo.
City to celebrate ‘Star Wars Day’
News release The city of Santa Clarita invites residents and visitors of all ages to step into a galaxy far, far away at “May the 4th Be With You,” scheduled 6-10 p.m. Monday, May 4, at…
The Santa Clarita Artists Association is scheduled Sunday to host its Spring Art Festival, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the gardens at Le Chene French Cuisine, 12625 Sierra Highway, Agua Dulce. This free one-day event provides an opportunity to sip local wine, listen to live music, stroll the gardens full of local art and meet the artists. This file photo from last year’s event shows a dedicated wall of artist Paula Bradley's work on display at Le Chene on April 27, 2025. Signal file photo.
Spring Art Festival on Sunday
The Santa Clarita Artists Association is scheduled Sunday to host its Spring Art Festival, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the gardens at Le Chene French Cuisine, 12625 Sierra Highway,…
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Jim de Bree | Measure ER: It Takes Trust but Verify Mindset
I recently received an item in the mail urging me to vote for L.A. County Measure ER, the so-called Essential Services Restoration Act. The measure would impose half-cent sales tax increase…
Letters to the Editor
Sam Steel | A Privileged Complaint
The Signal’s article (April 18) about our esteemed City Council voting themselves a pay raise was sure telling. Councilman Bill Miranda’s sarcastic comments about the “joys” of working for something…
Letters to the Editor
Brian Richards | Imagine That!
What do the states of California, Colorado, Illinois and New York have in common? No, it’s not that each of those states have large pockets of dystopian hellholes. No, it’s…
Letters to the Editor
Rob Kerchner | Haunted by the Orange Man
Lefty European leaders refusing to rid the world of Iranian terrorism is exactly like lefty Democrat governors refusing to rid America of illegal alien criminals. And the petulance of both…
Dan Walters | With Swalwell Out, Becerra Surges
Ten days ago, Rep. Eric Swalwell was getting very close to becoming the Democratic candidate for governor of California. But then he imploded amidst sensational accusations of sexual harassment and…
Jason Gibbs | Celebrating Stories, Culture and Community at Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros
Each year, communities across the country come together to celebrate a day that honors two of the most powerful forces in a child’s life: imagination and education. Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros is…