
Antiques in the SCV
What are you looking for? By Jim Walker Antique, vintage, retro, collectable: The meanings of these terms are debatable and overlapping, and cover just about anything you’d want that is

What are you looking for? By Jim Walker Antique, vintage, retro, collectable: The meanings of these terms are debatable and overlapping, and cover just about anything you’d want that is

By Signal Staff An expanded security presence was added to the campuses of Rio Norte Junior High School and Saugus High School on Wednesday morning after a social media post

By Fran Mariutti Interior design is an ever-changing subject, and as trends come and go, it’s sometimes tough to keep up. This is why interior experts Hovia have written a

MACKENZIE FILSON We love our moms and we don’t know about you, our moms really love dessert. And when you really think about it, dessert really is the best Mother’s

By Molly Meredith Signal Staff Writer Dorothy Deene, who has been living in the Santa Clarita Valley since 2014, has gotten her first novel published. Her book entitled “The Gravity of

The city of Santa Clarita, as part of its “This Week in Santa Clarita” video series, has released a video to provide information to the community ahead of Thursday’s public

By Michele E. Buttelman In 1914 President Woodrow Wilson signed a measure officially establishing the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day. This year’s celebration of mothers and motherhood will

Or just a memorable dessert By Jim Walker Sometimes, you want to go out for a great dinner, followed by a dessert that goes beyond the ordinary. While there are

Compiled from news releases, staff reports and a CalMatters report by Lynn La During a dramatic Assembly hearing Thursday at the state Capitol, seven fentanyl measures finally received a verdict: Four

By Trevor Morgan and Perry Smith A 15-year-old Valencia High School student was stabbed in an on-campus fight that led to the school being put on a brief soft lockdown

The William S. Hart Union High School District reported Thursday that its next regular governing board meeting, scheduled Wednesday, will be canceled due to an expected lack of quorum. Board

By Perry Smith, Trevor Morgan and Chris Torres Signal Staff Writers An hourslong standoff in a Canyon Country neighborhood ended Monday afternoon with an armed robbery suspect being taken into custody.

By Michele E. Buttelman The loss of the Canyon Club at Valencia Town Center struck a blow to entertainment options available to Santa Clarita Valley residents. However, the SCV is

Always ‘comfort food’ By Jim Walker When you think of going out for breakfast, what do you imagine? Is it fresh fruit and avocado slices? Maybe. Or maybe you picture

By Michele E. Buttelman The latest trend in travel is the “adults only” getaway. Finding a tranquil, relaxing place to vacation for adults only can be challenging. However, it is

Where to celebrate that special evening By Jim Walker If you’re still trying to make up for a blown Valentine’s Day, or have a relationship-celebratory event coming up, such as

By Michele E. Buttelman Every year it seems Earth Day events become larger and more important. Once a fringe, “tree-hugger” celebration, Earth Day has become a mainstream significant day to

By Michele E. Buttelman May and June abound with California wine and beer festivals. There is a festival for everyone including those looking for high end, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, or those

By Signal Staff The Castaic Union School District board of trustees has named Bob Brauneisen as its acting superintendent after the resignation of Superintendent Steve Doyle, the district announced in

By Molly Meredith Signal Staff Writer The Los Angeles County Park & Recreation Department, the Vasquez Rocks Nature Center Associates and the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians are presenting the