
USA Swimming nationally recognizes Canyons Aquatic Club
News release Canyons Aquatic Club of Santa Clarita maintains its national and local club status as one of the best swim clubs in the United States: For 2021, USA Swimming
News release Canyons Aquatic Club of Santa Clarita maintains its national and local club status as one of the best swim clubs in the United States: For 2021, USA Swimming
News release Chiquita Canyon made the holiday season a little brighter for children at the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley and Santa Clarita Grocery, as more than
For years, Santa Clarita resident Phillip Howard has watched “Jeopardy!” with his wife, always hoping to one day have the opportunity to compete. “We have this unspoken agreement, (where) we
News release A free tax workshop titled “Understand the Basics — Whether You Prepare Your Own or Not” is scheduled to be hosted Saturday via Zoom by Zonta Club of
In an effort to help Santa Clarita Valley residents in need of someone to talk to, West Ranch High School senior Caitlin Ong created Lucy’s Psychiatry, a peer-counseling service. “Lucy’s
News release The West Ranch National English Honor Society made a special delivery to the Oakmont of Valencia senior living facility on Dec. 24 of almost 100 holiday cards. Members
By Claire Schlaman For The Signal Seven Canyons Aquatic Club swimmers have been awarded the USA Swimming Scholastic All America Team recognition, an accomplishment that recognizes athletes for their excellence
Santa Clarita Valley resident Shie Rozow created his own rendition of the classic “Auld Lang Syne” during the holiday season to give thanks and pay tribute to health care workers
Saugus High School senior and Boy Scout in Troop 58 Nicholas Cashin wanted to positively impact the lives of some of the animals in his community while completing his Eagle
Wolf Creek Brewery co-owner Rob McFerren died Wednesday at the age of 64 after losing his battle with kidney cancer. McFerren and his wife of more than 30 years, Laina,
Santa Clarita resident Pat Allen, previous Santa Clarita Valley Woman of the Year and local community activist, died recently. After moving to Canyon Country in 1967, Allen and her husband,
Sharlena Sarmast’s true affinity for horses began to show through when she was a little girl. “It’s the funniest thing: I’d take her to those pony rides at the pumpkin
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the restaurant industry in March, Santa Clarita residents Angelica and Joe Cubangbang worried about the future, but found success after taking matters into their own
News release Local nonprofit Fostering Youth Independence reached its year-end fundraising campaign goal for 2020, to date receiving $21,946 in donations, surpassing its $20,000 goal. “We are very grateful to
News release One of the goals of fundraising done by the Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley is to provide community grants to local charities. At the club’s October virtual
After more than two years, three surgeries, six transfusions, countless hospital visits, and 902 doses of 11 different chemotherapy drugs, 10-year-old Addison Rivera is now cancer-free. The Valencia resident had
Local author Craig Leener recently published “This Was Always About Basketball,” the third and final book of his basketball trilogy that follows a basketball-playing teen as he works to fulfill
Anne Lu Wolf celebrated her 90th birthday recently at her home in Macmillan Ranch, Canyon Country. A small roundup of family moseyed on up to be entertained by mariachis and
As the pandemic continues to affect the lives of foster children across Los Angeles County, Stevenson Ranch resident Riley Blaugrund chose to inspire hope and creativity in these kids while
This holiday season, 19-year-old Ben Gersh decided to put a Christmas tree out front of his Agua Dulce home, decorated with candy canes and complete with a special surprise under
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