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By Michele E. Buttelman Sacramento is more than just the state capitol of California, it is a diverse region with attractions ranging from the Gold Rush-era Old Sacramento Waterfront to

By Michele E. Buttelman Sacramento is more than just the state capitol of California, it is a diverse region with attractions ranging from the Gold Rush-era Old Sacramento Waterfront to

By Michele E. Buttelman The effects of the current Writers Guild of America strike won’t be felt in the movie theaters, or on television, this summer but with more job

By Rylee Holwager and Trevor Morgan One of the three detained suspects at Thursday night’s Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital incident was arrested on suspicion of concealing a loaded firearm, according

Schiavo’s AB 1631, coauthored by Wilk, would require public review of Soledad mining plan By Signal Staff The state Assembly has passed a bill authored by Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth,

Life is busy for everyone in different ways. Whether your days are filled with studying, parenting, climbing the career ladder or simply living your best life, days can get long

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a Homicide Bureau detective on suspicion of a misdemeanor charge of domestic violence Monday, according to L.A. County Sheriff’s Department arrest records available

First responders were called to the scene of a single vehicle rollover traffic collision on Sand Canyon Road in Canyon Country Saturday evening. According to witnesses on scene, a Toyota

By Michele E. Buttelman With the easing of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions residents of the Santa Clarita Valley could find themselves, and their homes, as popular tourist destinations this summer from

Girls’ lacrosse Offensive Player of the Year: Lauren Lamb, freshman, West Ranch Defensive Player of the Year: Ella Onesti, senior, Valencia First Team Bella DePaco, junior, Hart Alexa Olsen, senior,

Though summer officially starts in June, for many, Memorial Day is the annual first chance to get together with friends for a warm weather cookout. Whether you’re just celebrating the

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