From quail eggs, organic strawberries, fresh flowers and freshly brewed coffee, The Old Town Newhall Farmers Market continues to provide a sense of community for
Virtue, wisdom, purpose and courage – four words on display next to the Trinity Classical Academy name. Thirty-eight students walked in front of family, friends
“I was given a less than 1% chance of ever walking again,” said cancer survivor Jamie Alamillo. “So as soon as I was able to
After a four-year hiatus, Young Author’s Day at Highlands Elementary School returned on Friday giving every kid a chance to become an author. Young Author’s
A happy Memorial Day, dear saddlepals. Hope all’s well with you all and you’re having a relaxing Sunday. We’ve a most interesting trail ride through
Question: Hello Robert. I enjoy reading your articles in The Signal very much. They are so informative. I have a few questions concerning solar. Our
While the keynote Memorial Day event for the Santa Clarita Valley will be Eternal Valley Memorial Park’s honoring of the fallen on Monday, there are
The need for supplies for students is ever growing. To keep up with the needs of Hart High School, the Hart High School Parent Organization,
The students sitting on College of the Canyons’ football field Wednesday were stepping onto West Ranch High School’s campus and stepping into their new role
“Books are good company, in sad times and happy times, for books are people – people who have managed to stay alive by hiding between
Mental Health Hookup, a local organization dedicated to addressing mental health concerns, hosted its second annual Stop the Stigma event Saturday to try and end the
Family members, friends and loved ones sat waiting for a moment that they would never forget. Members of Canyons News Network appeared on the jumbo
Dear Savvy Senior, Does Medicare cover physical therapy, and if so, how much coverage do they provide? My 66-year-old husband was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s
The Santa Clarita Valley Veterans Memorial Committee is hosting a Memorial Day ceremony to honor veterans, with a focus on local Purple Heart recipients, at
Christopher Velona, founder of Project Sebastian, said his son Sebastian was diagnosed with epilepsy as a child, but then started losing his vision, along with
Ayleen, Jacob, Patricia, Jayden, Ariana, Liam, Joana, Enrique, Samantha, Isaac, Leilani, Tyler, Bridgette, Bryce, Isiuwa, Kaden, Silvia, Alijah, Isabella, Tucker, Addison, Gina, Owen, Kailyn, Lincoln,
Friday served as a day to finish what she started over 40 years ago for Suzanne French. At the age of 17, French found out
Howdy, dear saddlepals. Hope you’re all doing well and rested for our trail ride through Santa Clarita history. This morning, we’ve a most interesting trek
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