
Tomato Joe’s Pizza offers a self-serving beer wall
When Tomato Joe’s Pizza & Taps opened its Canyon Country location, it not only added another branch to the popular Valencia location — it added a whole new way to

When Tomato Joe’s Pizza & Taps opened its Canyon Country location, it not only added another branch to the popular Valencia location — it added a whole new way to

Be cautious when you buy music festival tickets, for they run the risk of being fake, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office warned in a news release Friday. “You’ve

As part of a plan to drive crime down, residents will once again have an opportunity to purchase home security devices at a discounted price, the city of Santa Clarita

April is recognized nationally as Stress Awareness Month, and experts say it’s important to understand what stress is, how to best cope with it and how to prevent it from

In recognition of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, organizations throughout the Santa Clarita Valley are thanking their dutiful helpers. “There is no ‘I’ in team, but there is a ‘U’ in

Looking to address concerns about transparency for state agencies, the Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously approved Senate Bill 53 by Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita. Wilk said the legislation was authored

ONGOING Mondays, 10 a.m. Join Barnes & Noble every Monday morning at 10 a.m. for a special Toddler Storytime at the Children’s Stage. Barnes & Noble, 23630 Valencia Blvd., Santa

By Dan Lovi and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers Imagine a 6-foot-4, 205-pound freight train coming at you at full speed. Just when you think he’s going to run you

Los Angeles-based artist Phil Althouse is set to meet Santa Claritans for a free reception on April 18 at The Main for “Reality Optional, The Unhinged Wit of Phil Althouse.”

Local children in grades six through eight are invited to participate in the upcoming career-exploration-themed College of the Canyons Summer Institute. Registration is open for the 2019 Summer Institute as

The city of Santa Clarita is in search of volunteers for the 2019 Amgen Tour of California. On May 18, the city will host the final stage of both the

With the Cowboy Festival just around the corner, the city of Santa Clarita has announced a series of western-themed events for this month’s Thursdays@Newhall. This month’s events begin Thursday at

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A parolee wanted on suspicion of a vandalism charge was arrested after leading law enforcement personnel in a pursuit that ended near Highway 14 Saturday afternoon. What began as an


Lance Williams, president and CEO of Williams Homes, confirmed Friday he intends to buy back some of the Trestles homes currently afflicted by a local landslide. “Williams Homes is a

An independent studio operator has signed a new lease for a more than 166,000-square-foot industrial building in Valencia, CBRE officials announced Thursday. The Rockefeller Crossing, owned and operated by LBA

As part of Community College Month, the Valley Industry Association is set to offer a look at what training is available for local employers and employees at its upcoming business

Santa Clarita Valley International softball defeated Highland Hall 18-5 on Wednesday. Kylie Martinez threw a one-hitter and went 3-for-3 at the plate, finishing the game with two RBIs. Beatriz Panduro

Students attending high schools in the 25th Congressional District have been invited by Rep. Katie Hill, D-Agua Dulce, to participate in the Congressional Art Competition. The annual nationwide competition for