Saugus High School band & color guard is holding a “Clothes 4 Cash” fundraiser at Saugus High to raise funds for attendance at the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington,
Normally, I don’t throw out to you saddlepals too many unasked-for pieces of advice. But, this morning, if I may offer a polite warning: Don’t be dangling any KFC Extra
Nine-year-old Noah Crisol, standing on the cool green grass of the Hart High School baseball field, threw a ball to Hart junior Taj Brar on Wednesday morning in mid-70-degree weather,
The Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra has received a $28,500 matching grant from the California Arts Council. The grant was a part of a CAC program to award those focusing
The bright red William S. Hart youth baseball jacket stood out in the sea of tourists filing off the Princess Cruises ship just before summer tourism picked up at the
The city of Santa Clarita has long been admired for the enviable quality of life our residents enjoy. From young families just starting out, to empty nesters moving into a
The SCV Pregnancy Center and the Valencia Hills Community Church are hosting a two-hour class presented by Saving Innocence to educate professionals on how to recognize and respond to cases
News release The Saugus High School band and color guard is having its annual Clothes 4 Cash fundraiser, starting Saturday at 8 a.m. at Saugus High, 21900 Centurion Way. The
News release The Canyon Theatre Guild has announced the six winners of this year’s Senior Scholarships for Santa Clarita high school graduates. The nonprofit Canyon Theatre Guild, which is
News release Taidyn Kiggins, a student at Castaic High School, has been selected as a national youth correspondent to the 2022 Washington Journalism and Media Conference at George Mason
News release Abigail Alvidrez, of the Santa Clarita Valley Boys & Girls Club, was recently named the recipient of the inaugural Cheri Fleming Shining Star Legacy Award. The awards luncheon,
Star-spangled banners and expressions of patriotism decorated the route at Santa Clarita’s first in-person Fourth of July parade since 2019. With sights of kids playing, people conversing with old friends,
For Leigh Ann Dunleavy, organizing a fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association has been a personal mission of hers since she lost her mother to the disease three months ago. Dunleavy
Plate smashing, a minotaur maze, Greek games, theatrical characters, and much more were available to attendees of the city’s fourth installment of its “Celebrate” series on Friday at the Canyon
What a great idea, this United States of America. And what a great idea, this freedom. Much to celebrate, dear saddlepals, on our ride through Santa Clarita history. Much of
By Signal Staff Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, and Assemblywoman Suzette Martinez Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, announced Friday that they have secured $3 million in funding from the 2022-2023 state budget
Kids from a district-wide Gifted and Talented Education summer program put their science skills to the test with air-pressure-propelled bottle rockets on Thursday. The program was designed as a “Mission
Your daughter comes home from her day at elementary school with her face red and sunburned. She only spends a brief amount of time outside in the sun, so one
“O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain!” The opening line to poet Katharine Lee Bates’ “America the Beautiful” not
Dear Savvy Senior, I would like to hire an in-home helper for my 82-year-old mother to assist with household chores like housekeeping, grocery shopping and driving her to the