Fall is in full swing, as the leaves on Santa Clarita’s trees change from vibrant green to various colors of crimson, orange and yellow. The crisp autumn air welcomes residents
News release NAACP Santa Clarita is scheduled to hold elections for its branch officers and at-large members of the executive committee on Saturday, Nov. 19. Voting will be conducted
Compiled from news releases Marching bands from Saugus and Valencia high schools brought home top honors in their respective divisions Saturday night at the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association Simi
News release SNAP Sports is scheduled Saturday to host the 2022 Skate-A-Thon at The Cube Ice and Entertainment Center. SNAP athletes and volunteers will come together and skate for
From one veteran to another, veterans committee chair R.J. Kelly worked through Santa Clarita Rotary to host a sustainable food packaging event for their Veterans Outreach Program on Thursday –
The Signal has announced its annual Top 51 list, ahead of a planned ceremony to recognize the Santa Clarita Valley’s most influential men and women. The list is meant as
In a recent study conducted by SmartAsset.com, Santa Clarita was found to be the 22nd best place to celebrate Halloween, and it is no wonder why with all there is
One wouldn’t normally consider screams as a motivator, but that is the biggest motivator for the Placerita Junior High School ASB students. On Friday, Placerita Junior High is scheduled host
She released her fourth full-length album on Friday, has performed on Broadway and at the Radio City Music Hall in New York, and also at the Grand Ole Opry American
Eisenberg achieves dean’s list at TCNJ Chase Eisenberg, a nursing major from Stevenson Ranch, has earned the honor of placement on the dean’s list at The College of New Jersey
It is once again one of the most special times of the year for children in Santa Clarita: Trick-or-treating is just a few days away! Whether you have children of
While Capt. Tony Carcioppolo was thanking and putting a spotlight on the new members of the Los Angeles County Fire Department, he apologized for leaving his radio on while he
Colleen Shaffer was hit with a breast cancer diagnosis in 1999. In 2001, her cancer reached the metastatic level and she was told she only had six months to live.
In a time of critical need, sometimes all one needs is comfort. The Academy of the Canyons’ Project Linus chapter provides just that in the physical form of a blanket.
West Ranch High School is scheduled to host the 12th annual Wildcat Classic on Saturday. The Wildcat Classic is dedicated to highlight high school marching bands and color guards. The
She saw herself as an aspiring sports reporter. She’d go on to get her bachelor’s degree in journalism in just two and a half years, learn that journalism was not
Abigail Maimone completed her very first year of teaching at Golden Valley High School before she saw a crucial part missing to the high school’s campus – a student-run newspaper.
Boy Scouts of America Troop 2, Santa Clarita, has achieved 100 years of service and hosted a centennial celebration for all who have been involved with the troop, past and
News release Hockey season is back, and the city of Santa Clarita is inviting residents to Santa Clarita Kings Day when the Los Angeles Kings face off against the Carolina Hurricanes
Fall is officially upon us! With cooler temperatures, brisk autumn nights and leaves beginning to change color, now is the perfect time to explore our open space or enjoy our
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