
Marsha McLean | High-Speed Rail and Our Open Space
Even though it seems to have faded from the headlines… the California High-Speed Rail Project is not dead. For those of you not familiar with the plan, the long-term goal

Even though it seems to have faded from the headlines… the California High-Speed Rail Project is not dead. For those of you not familiar with the plan, the long-term goal

News release Waste Management has partnered with the city of Santa Clarita to establish three locations for residents to recycle their Christmas trees this holiday season. The locations offer residents

Willy Linares’ responsibility of being a caregiver at home weighs heavily on his shoulders. When he heard that the Latter-day Saints Church was giving away food to anyone, he stopped

Dear Savvy Senior, What tips do you recommend for long-distance caregivers? I help take care of my stubborn 86-year-old mother who still lives at home about 150 miles from

News release College of the Canyons paralegal studies student Ryan McLaughlin won the American Association for Paralegal Education (AAfPE) Lambda Epsilon Chi national honor society scholarship after taking first place

The Canyon Country Optimist Club embodied the season of giving with its annual toy drive on Saturday afternoon at Westfield Valencia Town Center. The Canyon Country Optimist Club partnered with

As Fred Tazartes exited the Sam’s Club located on Carl Boyer Drive, he reached into his cart and handed off some food to representatives of the Santa Clarita Valley Corvette

A glitter of hope: L.A. County leaves a little sparkle in Madeline’s dream to own a unicorn Madeline has loved unicorns since she was 3 years old. Her dream –

What started as a meeting, where book coach and creative writing teacher Judith Cassis thought she was in trouble, became a 22-year-long commitment for Cassis teaching seniors that it is

A top of a fine Saturday morning to you, dear saddlepals. We have a most excellent adventure ahead on the back trails of Santa Clarita history. There’s monkey lovers, blizzards,

By Jim Walker Signal Staff Writer For many of us, a trip out to view the holiday light displays is a must-do this time of year. And, if possible, those displays

Model and TV personality Chrissy Teigen donated $10,000 on Monday to a local Santa Clarita family’s GoFundMe in efforts to raise money for a family member to get a new

News release The Cube is scheduled Saturday to host members of the women’s national hockey team as part of the Rivalry Series Weekend in Los Angeles. During the visit, scheduled

News release The city’s Sammy Clarita mascot has a new look and a new book, the fourth edition of Sammy Stories. In this coloring book, Sammy and his trusty sidekick

News release John Rocco Izzo, Trinity Classical Academy senior, was presented the Navy ROTC Scholarship on Dec. 8 by Capt. Jourdan Looney, executive officer, and Gunnery Sgt. John A. Rodriguez,

The holiday season is a time for families to come together and create memories that will be carried forward for generations. However, for would-be thieves and criminals, the holidays present

News release “Punchlines at Pocock,” the free weekly comedy show, is serving an extra purpose on Tuesday, doubling as a fundraiser and food drive for the local nonprofit Feed SCV.

News release Single Mothers Outreach has announced the Empowering HeArts honorees whose lives personify this year’s theme, Building Hope. Six women were chosen whose lives depict their efforts to build

News release In partnership with the American Red Cross, the city of Santa Clarita has held nine blood drives in 2022, collecting 333 units of blood, which is enough

Families and children lined up, bracing against the cold and rain, outside of Valencia United Methodist Church awaiting the married couple that brings the festivities of the holidays – Santa