News release College of the Canyons has received a $646,354 grant from the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education to fund a Welding Education Smart Technology program. Launching in fall
Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer The Evil Eye – the belief that spiteful looks can damage one’s prosperity, health and good luck – is common in many cultures. For Behice
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer Ken Newton has taken his elementary school math lessons from the classroom to the warehouse. Newton, who teaches at Fair Oaks Ranch Community School
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer Dennis Yong’s classroom is cruelty-free – he doesn’t force anything on his students, but he hopes to teach them the benefits of a humane,
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle in the Albertsons parking lot Sunday at Haskell Canyon Road and Bouquet Canyon Road, according to Supervisor Flores with the Los Angeles County Fire
A person was airlifted out of Texas Canyon on Sunday due to an unspecified leg injury, according to Supervisor Velderrain with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Velderrain said the
By Sarah Sikandar Signal staff writer Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance is back with its in-person meetings. Before COVID-19, the group meetings – which are held at Henry Mayo Newhall
This month I’m going to be focusing on a type of new construction that’s capturing the attention of regional homeowners. It’s called the accessory dwelling unit or ADU. Commonly referred
Fresh strawberries, home-made garbanzo chips, keto sweets, fresh honey and colorful California poppies – all at the newly opened farmers’ market next to Canyon Country Community Center on Sierra Highway.
We love discovering places we’ve never been to before, and one of our newest findings is a beautiful botanical garden, not far from home. We had a glorious day
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer During World War II, while Jewish communities under authoritarian regimes were being systematically persecuted, those living in Scandinavia – Sweden, Norway and Denmark –
The Valley Industry Association hosted a luncheon meeting and panel discussion Tuesday at the Hyatt Regency Valencia, focusing on the commercial real estate market, economic conditions and the long-term effects
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer A Sig Alert was issued early Wednesday morning around 6 a.m. after a rollover crash involving a truck hauling U.S. mail that caused a
This past weekend was a very special one for many because they celebrated the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This is the Super Bowl of the Christian faith —
A 24-year-old Santa Clarita resident was arrested on suspicion of assault to produce great bodily harm on Wednesday. Armando Morales’s arrest was in connection with an alleged assault that occurred
Within the walls of the Neotech warehouse, signs say, “Work hard. Have fun. Make a difference.” Around for 35 years, Neotech makes unique medical products, primarily for premature babies. Its
News release AMG & Associates Inc., an award-winning construction company headquartered in Santa Clarita, is set to start construction on four new projects totaling $53.1 million for the city of
I’m a big Beatles fan and just this morning, I was thinking about the vast library of wonderful songs The Beatles wrote and performed — 213 original compositions and 73
News release Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital has announced a new chair for its board of directors and a new member of the board. Chris Luechtefeld was confirmed as Henry Mayo
News release Daylene Meuschke, associate vice president of institutional research, planning, and institutional effectiveness, and student experience redesign at College of the Canyons, has been selected to receive the 2022