
Falling into Fun
By Michele E. Buttelman It might not look like fall, or feel like fall, but the calendar is clearly counting down to the autumn season of pumpkin spice and holiday

By Michele E. Buttelman It might not look like fall, or feel like fall, but the calendar is clearly counting down to the autumn season of pumpkin spice and holiday

Amid a pandemic and a potential recession, Americans went on a near-record homebuying spree over the last couple of years. Many were first-time homebuyers and, according to Realtor.com, more buyers

Centurions lose for the first time this season, 34-30, on the road By Matt Lechuga For The Signal A near comeback fell just short as Saugus lost a nail biter,

By Rylee Holwager, Trevor Morgan and Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writers The Route Fire in Castaic had burned 5,208 acres and was 56% contained as of Friday evening, with 512

By Trevor Morgan & Rylee Holwager Signal Staff Writers The Route Fire in Castaic had burned through 5,208 acres and was 27% contained as of Thursday evening, according to the

By Caleb Lunetta, Rylee Holwager & Jose Herrera A brush fire broke out in Castaic on Wednesday, burning thousands of acres near Interstate 5 and Lake Hughes Road, prompting closures

By Michele E. Buttelman After more than two years of a pandemic no one saw coming most people are feeling a renewed sense of gratitude. One way to express that

By Michele E. Buttelman As mandates have lifted from the worst of the COVID pandemic people feel more comfortable traveling out and about. Discover what is the same… and what

If you love entertaining, summer is a great time to let your inner chef shine. The versatility of using both indoor and outdoor cooking techniques opens up possibilities offering tasty

By Michael Picarella & Rylee Holwager Signal Staff Writers One vehicle overturned as a result of a collision with a dirt embankment on Highway 14 on Thursday morning, according to

By Michele E. Buttelman With traditional homelands stretching from the redwood forests in the northern reaches of the state to the desert along the Mexican border, California’s Native American lands

By Michele E. Buttelman The city of Santa Clarita prides itself on the services it provides residents. Many Santa Clarita residents aren’t aware of the depth and breadth of many

By Caleb Lunetta & Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writers A brush fire broke out in Castaic on Wednesday, with the blaze initially burning a handful of acres and initially threatening

By Michele E. Buttelman What is it about sunsets? Why does a perfect sunset, when the sun hovers just at the horizon, make us stop and appreciate the colors of

By Michele E. Buttelman Moving out of California is a hot topic of conversation throughout the Santa Clarita Valley, and throughout the state, as well. If you’ve been thinking of

Summer can bring a flurry of activities and experiences. Whether you’re traveling to see friends and family, camping, going to the beach or simply enjoying outdoor summer activities, this time

It’s never too early (or too late) to take care of your bones. After all, your bones are the supporting structure that allow you to move every day and they


5 SCV students named to Baylor dean’s list Five Santa Clarita Valley students were named to the fall 2021 dean’s list at Baylor University: • Shelby Wilson, of Canyon Country,

By Michele E. Buttelman The Highway 1 Pacific Coast Highway road trip that passes through Big Sur on California’s Central Coast is perhaps the most famous scenic drive in the