Local roundup: Hart softball starts season hot

The Hart girls softball team finally hit the field this week after several rainouts forced the Indians to postpone a handful of games. The Indians started the weekend with a

Lane closures on Sierra Highway to start March 4

Drivers will have to plan their routes when commuting on Sierra Highway near Newhall Avenue come March due to planned construction, the city of Santa Clarita announced Tuesday. Starting March

SIGNAL FILE PHOTO: CHP escorts vehicles over the top of Grapevine Summit snow starting to stick at 4000 foot level near Frazier Park. photo for The Signal by Jeff Zimmerman. Feb. 11, 2019.

Storm brings light snowfall to SCV

By Nathanael Rodriguez, For The Signal Rare snow sightings were reported throughout the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday, leaving local students trying to take part in activities usually reserved for

Local help teams up for third annual CARE SCV

By Nathanael Rodriguez, for The Signal With every passing day, researchers make more discoveries about cancer and its treatment. On Saturday, March 2, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will partner with

SCVi studies flight with Glider Day

By Nathanael Rodriguez Special to The Signal SCVi students experienced a hands-on aeronautics lesson Tuesday at the Castaic campus. The charter school’s collaboration with Southern California Soaring Academy offered students

SCV home prices rise, buyers gain negotiating leverage

Home prices in the Santa Clarita Valley rose in 2018, which resulted in weakened sales and negotiating leverage for buyers, the Southland Regional Association of Realtors recently reported. Single-family home

City announces upcoming Cowboy Festival events

By Nate Rodriguez Signal Staff Writer Would-be cowboys and cowgirls can start to make plans for the city’s 26th annual Cowboy Festival, with Santa Clarita launching an event website next

Latest scam targets religious seniors, DA warns

Seniors with deeply held religious beliefs must be cautious of scammers using their own beliefs to exploit them, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office cautioned on Friday. Called it