
Pursuing Positivity While Parenting
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita resident, mortgage adviser and single mother, Patti Handy is reminding single parents to always have hope. “One day, you’ll look back and

By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita resident, mortgage adviser and single mother, Patti Handy is reminding single parents to always have hope. “One day, you’ll look back and

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are investigating a report of a car-to-car shooting Friday night in Newhall. A dispute around 8:30 p.m. at the Chevron gas station at Sierra

By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor The current chapter of the John Carter Jr. story might be set in Saugus, in the home he lives in with his wife, Susan,

The current chapter of the John Carter Jr. story might be set in Saugus, in the home he lives in with his wife, Susan, whom he’s been married to for
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Like most family recipes, Kathy Kellar’s famous buttermilk brownie dish has been passed down, and, like many comfort foods, it’s very popular when a

By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Santa Clarita Christian School took an opportunity to honor America’s veterans at a special chapel assembly this past week. School Administrator Greg Jones said


Money can’t buy votes. But it can sure help get the name out there. In the tale of two completely different campaigns, the results were still being tallied as of

Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, and his Democratic challenger Christy Smith faced off Tuesday night for a second round in the Nov. 6 state midterms. As of 12:58 a.m, Acosta

The most expensive congressional race in Santa Clarita Valley history came to a close Tuesday at 8 p.m., but the results were still being counted as of press time. Regardless

Valencia-based Landscape Development Inc. has expanded its operations into Las Vegas with its recent asset purchase of NewTex Landscape Inc. Landscape Development’s maintenance division, Enhanced Landscape Management, acquired the Nevada

By Perry Smith Managing Editor Over the last seven years, Straightening Reins, the nonprofit organization run by Debbie Rocha, has been housed by several locations in the Santa Clarita Valley.

By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Assemblyman Dante Acosta learned one of his first recipes, Arroz con Pollo, from his mother, he said, when he was about 10 or 11

By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Santa Clarita fans of the classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show” had the chance to catch one of two screenings the city hosted over this

By Taylor Villanueva Signal staff writer You might have seen it around the SCV: a white-and-pink truck decorated with pink-and-orange flowers. But it’s not making deliveries. The meandering fashion truck
By Ray Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer Among a lot of “No” votes on my ballot is my “Yes” vote on Proposition 5. This measure will protect those 55 and older,
By Jim Mullen Signal Contributing Writer Every now and then, I’ll see a story on one of the home-decorating channels about the 13th Lord Pushface, who lives in genteel poverty
Robert, I am the board president at a property in Van Nuys. We had a pump installed last year and it was barely keeping up with the needs during the

California Highway Patrol officers are investigating a fatal crash that killed at least four people Thursday night on Interstate 5, near Calgrove Boulevard. “(The collision) occurred at 7:28 p.m. on

By Perry Smith SCVBJ Editor Robert Butler President the Castaic Lions Club The Castaic chapter of Lions Clubs International has been serving the communities of Castaic, Val Verde and the