The Soroptimist International of Valencia is inviting the community to have a boot-scootin’ good time at its first ever Boots and Barrels event on Sunday.
One-stop holiday shops are back and they are kicking off the season throughout the Santa Clarita Valley.
Holiday boutiques are scheduled to begin Nov. 3 and continue throughout November and December.
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Whether the small business is a startup operation, a passed-down-from-the-generations family business or a “side hustle,” each entrepreneurial experience has its own unique challenges
An adorable, brave, scared and confident character brought smiles to children’s faces this Halloween season. “Meet Miss Patootie,” a children’s Halloween picture book written and illustrated by Santa Clarita resident Mary Baxter-Jordan, brought a fun tradition to many families and schools during the month of October.
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer The Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal is honoring companies in the community that exemplify the best of SCV business, at the Santa Clarita Valley
In his “comfy” shoes, a bowling ball in his hand, Bill Olson, donning a WWII veteran cap, stepped up to the freshly greased alley. With the determination of a champion,
Six students at West Ranch High School have something special in common, other than being Wildcats. They’re all in the marching band and color guard — and they have one
With passion, Santa Clarita resident Bob Larlee began volunteering with the American Heart Association in 2004, in remembrance of his grandfather and father, who both died from heart disease or stroke before the age of 65.
First Presbyterian Church in Newhall is scheduled to present a performance of a Christmas play of hope, The Green Velvet Christmas Dress on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
Deputy Garrett Rifkin, of Santa Clarita, lost his left leg below the knee after being a victim of a hit-and-run collision on his way to work. Almost three months later, he is returning to duty, after conquering challenges and rehabilitation.
The American Cancer Society is scheduled to host its annual Bark for Life event Saturday to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer, alongside their four-legged friends.
The smell of sweet corn on the cob, the sight of scarecrows in a sunflower field, the worry of being lost in a corn maze, and the fun of climbing on a large fiberglass jack-o’-lantern — these are just some of the everlasting memories that Santa Clarita residents have of Lombardi Ranch.
Campbell soup cans and a sign reading “just married” dragged behind a newly restored Ford Model T as it drove down Bouquet Canyon Road, escorting a Santa Clarita homegrown bride
A press of a button, flash and the shutter of Brooke Edwards camera did more than capture a photo at the 5th Annual Cancer Survivor Celebration, part of Circle of Hope’s 31 days of Hope at The Warriors Fitness Camp
Two eyes and a jack-o-lantern smile carved into a big orange fiberglass pumpkin, standing for more than just decoration: A little piece of tradition for many Santa Clarita residents is returning for two weekends of October, for pumpkin sales and photo opportunities only.
The Gibbon Conservation Center held its Gibbon-Fest fundraiser Saturday, raising more than $3,000 to help care for and feed the gibbons.
On April 30, 2018, with the stands singing “Sweet Caroline,” Golden Valley alumnus Scott Barlow stepped onto the mound at Fenway Park in Boston to make his MLB debut on
Grace Baptist is scheduled to host its annual Fall Festival to celebrate the season later this month.
The Gibbon Conservation Center is scheduled to host Gibbon-Fest Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will take place at the center located off of Bouquet Canyon at
Happy birthday cheers seemingly could be heard for miles as dozens of community members gathered at the Donegan family’s Santa Clarita home Wednesday to give a special birthday surprise to 12-year-old Sarah Donegan.
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