
Trinity athletes make college choices official
Three Trinity Classical Academy athletes signed their letter of intent on Tuesday. Emma Leathers (left) signed with NAIA Westmont College in Santa Barbara for swimming, Ben Wexler (middle) signed with

Three Trinity Classical Academy athletes signed their letter of intent on Tuesday. Emma Leathers (left) signed with NAIA Westmont College in Santa Barbara for swimming, Ben Wexler (middle) signed with


By Laurisa White Reyes Staff Writer I grew up in Pinion Pines, a tiny hillside community east of Frazier Park. The nearest grocery store and gas station were fifteen minutes

We have received reports of a significant power outage affecting a large swath of Castaic, generally north of Hasley Canyon Road. According to the Southern California Edison website, the outage

The Trinity girls basketball team won its fifth game in a row, defeating Heritage League opponent Vasquez on Tuesday night as Vasquez High School. The Knights move to 9-8 overall

For all those suspicious phone calls asking for money or personal information, simply hang up, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office suggested in its first fraud alert of the year on Friday.

Recurring Events Every Sunday 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Come out and try one of the fastest growing sports in Santa Clarita. Dragon boating has over 2,000 years of

Portions of Route 14 will be closed from Jan. 7-12 due to a pavement rehabilitation project, according to a news release issued on Friday by the California Department of Transportation.

By Haley Sawyer, Diego Marquez and Dan Lovi Signal Staff Writers Growing up as the son of a football coach, Ryan Camacho had an itch. That itch was to get

By Haley Sawyer, Diego Marquez and Dan Lovi Signal Staff Writers This season, Ben Seymour was all business. But although he had a no-frills approach to the game, his play

By Haley Sawyer and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers 2018 was a year of milestones for teams and athletes across the Santa Clarita Valley. The sports staff at The Signal

18 local stories that shaped the SCV in 2018 Editor’s note: You can’t say it was an uneventful year: 2018 in the Santa Clarita Valley was shaped by a wide
RECURRING EVENTS Every Monday, 10 a.m. Please join us for baby and toddler Storytime in the Barnes & Noble Children’s Department every Monday morning. This time is designated for

Due to the National Weather Service’s forecast for low temperatures, the Los Angeles County Health Officer issued a cold weather alert for several parts of the county, according to a press release from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on Friday.

The city of Santa Clarita is inviting the public to make a Thursdays@Newhall resolution in the new year as it prepares to kick off a pair of free events in

New details have been released about the triple shooting on Wednesday night that left three victims hospitalized, and Santa Clarita Valley sheriff’s deputies are asking for the public’s help with

By Dan Lovi and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers With the 2018-19 boys basketball season underway, we take a look at 10 players from the Santa Clarita Valley to keep
RECURRING EVENTS Every Monday, 10 a.m. Please join us for baby and toddler Storytime in the Barnes & Noble Children’s Department every Monday morning. This time is designated for

By Dan Lovi and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers In prior years, basketball league play wouldn’t start until after the new year. Foothill League teams wouldn’t face off until January,

By Dan Lovi and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers The 2018-19 boys basketball season is already underway, with each team having competed in its first league game this past Friday.