For more than 40 years, Black Flag has been an influential act in punk and skater music scene, a ubiquitous force for most of that time, touring the nation and associated with most major shows of the genre at one time or another.
Not only can you save your own vegetable seeds to grow the next year’s crop, but sometimes you can even end up with a plant that surpasses your expectations. Of course, most often you’ll get something similar to the original plant.
By Kim Silverio-BautistaSpecial to The Signal It took Jefferson and Shannon Henson along with different churches and non-profit organizations four months to create an environment to provide support, care services
LARC Ranch is celebrating 60 years with its “Set Sail with the S.S. LARC” nautical-themed fundraiser Sept. 22. LARC was created by parents who envisioned a better life for their
To prepare residents for the 2020 election cycle, the city of Santa Clarita has scheduled a voter registration drive Tuesday, Sept. 24, as part of National Voter Registration Day. Those
The city of Santa Clarita has scheduled road improvements to reconfigure two area streets starting Sept. 16 as part of its annual roadway enhancements. In the coming weeks, road work
Ahoy matey! It’s time to celebrate Davy Jones style on National Speak Like a Pirate Day. Walk the plank at the Pirates of Santa Clarita SENSES block party.
Bryanna Winner For the Signal West Ranch football defeated Antelope Valley 42-22 at Antelope Valley. This win marks the first time that the Wildcats have defeated the Antelopes in program
Residents interested in receiving a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree while remaining in the Santa Clarita Valley are invited to open house event on Tuesday, Sept. 17, that will detail
After discussing all things open space in Santa Clarita with county Supervisor Kathryn Barger Wednesday, Councilwoman Laurene Weste was recognized for her work behind the effort to add more than
The Santa Clarita City Council is inviting the community for this year’s Evening of Remembrance to remember local youth who have died in traffic-related incidents. The event, which promotes safe
Dr. Rick Silverstein of Kaiser Permanente busts common myths about the flu and flu vaccines.
Just a week before the release of the band’s newest release, “Welcome to Galvania,” Puddle of Mudd is on the road again, and coming to Canyon Santa Clarita on Saturday, Sept. 7.
For the second week in a row, Saugus football managed to shut out their opponent defeating Agoura 41-0 on the road on Friday. Saugus quarterback Colton FitzGerald finds Joshua Bond
Santa Clarita parents and children will once again have a chance to engage in an open dialogue with educators about the consequences surrounding drug use at the upcoming Parent Resource
The RAM Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association California Circuit Finals are returning to the Antelope Valley Fair & Event Center on the weekend of Oct. 4-6 for the ninth consecutive year.
Former Santa Clarita resident Kenneth Strange Jr. is scheduled to host a book signing Saturday from 1-4 p.m. at The Open Book to commemorate his recently published book titled, “It’s
A total of 263 single-family homes changed owners during July, an increase of 22.3% from a year ago and the highest monthly total since June 2018, the Southland Regional Association of Realtors reported.
Economic Development Associate Evan Thomason leads the city of Santa Clarita’s Film Office, which helps production companies find locations for permitted shoots in the Santa Clarita Valley.
Miami University Former Stevenson Ranch resident Ethan Klein has been named to the dean’s list at Miami University after a successful spring semester. Klein, who is majoring in geology and