
College Briefs for April 3
2 local students named to Goshen College dean’s list Goshen College, in Goshen, Indiana, recently recognized 160 undergraduate students for excellence in academics on the 2024-25 fall semester dean’s list,
2 local students named to Goshen College dean’s list Goshen College, in Goshen, Indiana, recently recognized 160 undergraduate students for excellence in academics on the 2024-25 fall semester dean’s list,
Community leaders unleashed their inner child at JCI Santa Clarita’s “Leap Laboratory: Night at the Museum” fundraiser on Tuesday night, enjoying an evening filled with science, magic, and sensory experiences.
Calvin Jellings was met with a stressful and fun task on Saturday. The Canyon High School freshman was given a piece of paper with a fictitious person’s profile. The one
News release Los Angeles County is inviting residents to dispose of their unwanted household hazardous and electronic waste at a free Household Hazardous/E-Waste Collection Event on Saturday from 9 a.m.
News release Applications are now being accepted for a $50,000 animal care grant program that aims to help local nonprofit organizations and supplement the services being provided by Los Angeles
Music festival season is here, and to celebrate not just student musicians in the Santa Clarita Valley but also in neighboring cities, West Ranch High School hosted the 2025 Southern
By Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto) Signal Staff Writer A family of great horned owls has taken up residence in the roof structure of the Westridge Village shopping center on The Old
Canyon High School’s drama performance of “Rocky: The Musical” is set to run at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday at the school’s performing arts center. According to Art Miller, a
News release Action Drug Rehab is launching a monthly Narcan giveaway in an ongoing effort to combat the opioid crisis. The first giveaway is scheduled noon to 2 p.m. Sunday
Dozens of children made their way to the Jo Anne Darcy Library on Thursday evening ready to practice their literacy skills and “Read to a Dog”.
About 100 people showed up Saturday at the Tesla auto dealership on Creekside Road in Valencia for what they said was a peaceful protest against Tesla CEO Elon Musk and
Trust you saddlepals are having a wonderful Saturday morning. Don’t mean to interrupt any of your private thoughts or prayers. Just when you’re amenable, we’ve a most exciting trek through
Question: My question is regarding firewood storage for our wood-burning fireplace. While I know that recent fire events may make this subject less than desirable, I still would like your
Some Vietnam veterans have talked about when they came home from the war, people spit on them or called them names due to the unpopularity of the conflict. Even some
The Santa Clarita Mayor’s Committee hosted its “Opportunity in the Workplace” breakfast Thursday morning at College of the Canyons in Valencia. About 100 people attended, including local business and nonprofit
Sen. Suzette Martinez Valladares, R-Acton, joined insurance experts and local business leaders last week at College of the Canyons for a discussion of the growing insurance crisis in California because
It was a “paw-ty” and families were raising the “woof” on Tuesday morning at Duane R. Harte Park in River Village for the launch of the city’s newest “Trail Tails
2 local students named to Clark University dean’s list Clark University announced students named to the fall 2024 dean’s list include two from the Santa Clarita Valley. Kate A. Nilsen,
Our family has called Santa Clarita home since 1972 and I take great pride in our city’s beautiful paseos, scenic trails and vibrant neighborhoods. Whether I’m out for a walk
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation, along with the superintendents from five local school districts, invites the community to help honor the 2024/2025 Teachers of the Year at
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