
The Signal celebrates Santa Clarita’s Top 51 Most Influential
Santa Clarita’s most influential people of 2026 gathered for The Signal’s Top 51 luncheon on Thursday at Salt Creek Grille in Valencia. “These are the people that really are the

Santa Clarita’s most influential people of 2026 gathered for The Signal’s Top 51 luncheon on Thursday at Salt Creek Grille in Valencia. “These are the people that really are the

Community members, local leaders and veterans gathered at the Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall on Wednesday for the annual Veterans Day Ceremony, honoring those who served and continue to serve

Children are usually told “don’t touch” when they’re old enough to start exploring their environment and testing boundaries. That’s especially true when it comes to large emergency and work vehicles

Shawnee Badger began running about three years ago and immediately fell in love with the feeling of covering distance and the empowerment it came with. She didn’t wait long to

Strong, dry winds are expected to hit the Santa Clarita Valley on Saturday, prompting a red flag warning by the National Weather Service and public safety power shutoffs by Southern

A tasty local Santa Clarita Valley annual tradition will no longer be happening this weekend, as it was canceled only days before its scheduled day. The 13th annual SCV Charity

The William S. Hart Union High School District overall saw a 79-student decrease in terms of enrollment for the 2026-27 school year for junior high schools and high schools combined,

From paper to sculpture, Rio Norte Junior High School students saw their monster creations come to life in the hands of their schoolmates last Thursday. Aimed at fostering meaningful connections

Student enrollment and average daily attendance for the previous and current school year are scheduled to be discussed during the William S. Hart Union High School District’s regular governing board

The William S. Hart Union High School District was recently awarded the Golden Bell Award by the California School Boards Association for its Career and College Readiness Extended Day Afterschool

Santa Clarita was named No. 10 in a list of best cities for women in 2026, according to a WalletHub analysis. According to WalletHub, 182 cities across the United States

William S. Hart Union High School District governing board members discussed potential negotiations with the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council on Wednesday, outlining what they would like

Southern California Edison issued a public safety power shutoff alert in error to residents of the Santa Clarita Valley on Wednesday, a spokesperson for the agency confirmed. The alert stated

An ensemble of almost 30 students frequently gathers in Room D-5 at Canyon High School during lunch every Thursday. But the students don’t come together to eat lunch. They come

Terrie Huberman didn’t know a single person present during a recent event at Santa Clarita City Hall. But yet, she knew how to connect with them before engaging in a

The OCD Awareness Walk and Community Event returned to Fair Oaks Park in Canyon Country on Saturday, offering a place to share stories, debunk misconceptions, and bring awareness to obsessive

The California Department of Education notified school districts, including the William S. Hart Union High School District, of a security data breach that compromised student information on Monday, through Educational

West Ranch High School welcomed the community to a night of performances Saturday at the campus theater for its Music Fest 2026. The rock-style concert featured West Ranch musicians and bands, including PG16, The Infinity Project, Crazy Crew, Electric Bombshells and the West Ranch choirs. The event also featured performances by Kristofer Ornelas, a choir teacher and director, and his rock band, Retrograde. A student art exhibit was also on display.

A man in his 20s was transported to the hospital in critical condition following an e-scooter and vehicle collision in Valencia on Saturday afternoon, according to a Santa Clarita Valley

The College of the Canyons welcomed community members to a night under the stars embracing science and student showcases during its fall Star Party on Friday, held at the Canyon