CalArts student wins top animation prize
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer One grasshopper, one boot, an army of ants, and only one discarded plastic water bottle. Jingqi Zhang’s “Hopper’s Day” is a five-minute delightful snippet
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer One grasshopper, one boot, an army of ants, and only one discarded plastic water bottle. Jingqi Zhang’s “Hopper’s Day” is a five-minute delightful snippet
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer Dr. Larry Kidd’s 14-year relationship with Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital is coming to an end, as he moves on to pursue other professional and
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer When 13 students from West Ranch High School danced to Fergie’s “London Bridge” at the Contest of Champions Competition in Orlando, Florida, many in
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer It’s Bond, Andrew Bond – the only student from Santa Clarita to be shortlisted for The Music Center’s Annual Spotlight Competition. The 17-year-old senior
Ground was officially broken on Monday for a new, permanent Santa Clarita Valley homeless shelter to be operated by the nonprofit Bridge to Home. The event at the Drayton Street
It’s that time of the year again. Our clocks go back an hour, as daylight saving begins, and the summer sun gets ready for the season. But, for many, it
Whether it’s flying passengers on a Boeing 757 from San Francisco to Honolulu, or driving refugees across the Ukraine-Poland border, kindness blurs boundaries and borders. Jeffrey Schrager, an American Airlines
Keenan Warner had no idea what he was walking into when his car pulled over in front of Wiley Canyon Elementary in Newhall last weekend. He and his wife Linda
Seniors bore the brunt of pandemic restrictions in terms of precautionary isolation and absence of group meetings. As the state of California is easing safety protocols, and seniors feel confident
News Release Deputies from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station arrested a woman Tuesday on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance for sale. The arrest was made based on
Signal Staff Writer State employment laws have only gotten trickier to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic, business owners were told Monday as the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce held
Signal Staff Writer If your errands took you to Albertsons on Bouquet Canyon Road on Saturday, you probably danced a little to the rhythm of drums. That was the
A Sig alert was issued at 5:38 a.m. Saturday after a big rig overturned on the southbound Interstate 5 near Parker Road in Castaic. Officer Peter Nicholson with California Highway
A person was ejected from a vehicle in a crash Friday night in Saugus and was treated for minor injuries, according to first responders. L.A. County firefighters and Santa Clarita
Richard Wirthlin remembers the two countries, and their people: “My heart aches for so many good Russians. My heart aches for so many good Ukrainians,” is how Wirthlin describes his
Students at Santa Clarita Valley International charter school are taking flight — literally. As part of iLEAD’s Student Aerospace Project, SCVi hosted a Glider on Campus event on Monday in which
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies located and arrested five people in connection with a theft incident at an ULTA Beauty store in Palmdale. Deputy Natalie Arriaga, SCV Sheriff’s Station
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer The Rev. James Cliffe of Eden Ministries started Recovery Room 22 years ago when he saw the immediate need for a place where people
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer In honor of Black History Month in February, Senate Republican Leader Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, recognized several prominent community leaders who have made a
Bluefins and Piranhas – neighborhood swim teams from Valencia – celebrate 25 years of community and friendships Piranhas are shy and easygoing. Bluefins are resilient and social. Bluefins and Piranhas,
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