It would be harder to find someone who’s worked harder than Bob Kellar on behalf of city of Santa Clarita for things like veterans support, public safety and small businesses, among other issues, over the last 20 years.
“College of the Canyons Chancellor Dianne Van Hook is a leader’s leader in the Santa Clarita Valley, and someone whose lasting power and continual ability to deliver top-notch results for COC makes her work there an invaluable asset for our community.”
Newhall Land, and its successor agency, FivePoint, will be guiding factors in the Santa Clarita Valley’s future for some time to come — and we look forward to Don Kimball, as community president for the developer, to continue to create sustainable homes for the SCV.”
Larry Rasmussen of Spirit Properties never seeks out credit or attention for community service, but he’s someone who’s always willing to help out and give back to an area he’s helped develop from the ground up, like many of the Santa Clarita Valley’s best developments.
County Supervisor Kathryn Barger is the type of leader the Santa Clarita Valley needs, who’s unafraid to be a lone voice on L.A. County’s Board of Supervisors if that’s what it takes to represent the best interests of the residents in our community.
Santa Clarita City Manager Ken Striplin manages an incredible staff and an amazing number of resources, and his nonstop work on behalf of city residents everyday at the top of our local government has made this community a better place to live for the last seven years.
State Sen. Scott Wilk has shown time again and again to be an individual who has the patience, dedication and leadership ability to serve the people of the Santa Clarita Valley. His character understanding and care for his hometown make him an example for public office.
Santa Clarita Valley seniors are so lucky to have an advocate like Peggy Rasmussen, who volunteers tirelessly on their behalf. Few would take on the monumental task of fundraising for a new senior center, let alone be able to successfully lead the effort.
Considered the largest wildfire evacuation in Santa Clarita, more than 40,000 residents fled their homes as the Tick Fire grew overnight and with no word yet on when to repopulate.
By Haley Sawyer Diego Marquez Bryanna Winner Signal Staff Writers Entering today’s heavyweight Foothill League matchup, Hart and West Ranch football are both coming off 20-plus points wins against Canyon
Congresswoman denies relationship with aide, acknowledges prior relationship with campaign staffer The House Ethics Committee is investigating allegations that U.S. Rep. Katie Hill engaged in a sexual relationship with a
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Join Crosspoint SCV for our annual Block Party, a free community event! This year’s theme is Galaxy! There will be fun games for all ages like a hay maze, train-ride, rock-wall, game truck and more! There will also be food trucks, so come hungry!
Construction has commenced for a two-story medical office building at Orchard Medical Center in Valencia, CBRE officials announced Monday. This 41,244-square-foot building, located at 25425 Orchard Village Road, will be
Local students and families will have a chance to learn about state resources for college funding via a financial aid workshop hosted by Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, on Tuesday,
The city of Santa Clarita is set to host a dedication and unveiling ceremony for its newest public art piece at the entrance building of the Santa Clarita Skate Park
By Haley Sawyer and Diego MarquezSignal Staff Writers Hart at Canyon Multiple rivalries have developed in Foothill League football, but there are none as storied and steeped in tradition as
Santa Clarita Mayor Marsha McLean joined leaders from across the region to commemorate the signing of the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument plan, which offers guidance on how to preserve
As part of its fall and winter schedule, the city of Santa Clarita increased the frequency of street sweeping throughout all parts of the city starting Monday. Services will take
Residents have until the end of October to provide the Santa Clarita Public Library with feedback on what future services local libraries could offer. The community survey asks participants questions
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