
A Canine ‘Pawty’: 2nd annual Bark at the Park
Bichon Frise’ half siblings, Prince and Brie, had an early morning on Saturday. Their owner, David Brown, woke up at 7 a.m. to shower the two pups and ensure that

Bichon Frise’ half siblings, Prince and Brie, had an early morning on Saturday. Their owner, David Brown, woke up at 7 a.m. to shower the two pups and ensure that

News release The Santa Clarita Valley Fourth of July Parade Committee is seeking entries for the 92nd Annual Santa Clarita Valley Fourth of July Parade. The deadline for businesses, individuals

Cub Scout Pack 48 conducted an American flag retiring collection event at Canyon Country Park earlier this month. Photos by Dan Watson/The Signal

Forty graduating seniors waited eagerly for their last roll call at the Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School Class of 2024 graduation ceremony on Friday evening at Higher Vision Church.

(Family Features) What better way to celebrate friendship and camaraderie than with comforting foods all can enjoy. Sourdoughs and friendship breads may go in and out of fashion, but you

By Visit California California’s western border is edged by oceans, bays, and other tidal waterways — all populated with their own colorful residents. Depending on the location, you can see

(Family Features) Summer is the time to get outside and remember the importance of outdoor activities that can be enjoyed as a family. Encouraging children at an early age to

It was a normal day at The Cube on Friday, where residents, first responders and members of local organizations signed up to compete … in a doughnut eating contest? In

Members of the Assistance League of Santa Clarita commemorated its 31st year of helping the Santa Clarita community during its member appreciation dinner at the Sand Canyon Country Club on

Question: I see so many people rolling through posted stop signs. I see people who drive past them like they weren’t even there. I do understand why we have them.

Question: Hi Robert – Hope you’re doing well! Thanks for your incredibly informative column in The Signal. A couple of years ago, you gave us a great referral for a

A warm and Western howdy to you, dear saddlepals, as we start knocking on the door of summer. We’ve a most interesting trek ahead into the foothills and back canyons

Cole Calcote, also known as “Corvus” in the wrestling world, walked over to his 9-year-old daughter Corliyn, who had a blast witnessing 16 wrestlers fight for the chance to be

Local students earn honors at Utah Tech University Two local students were among those at Utah Tech University who demonstrated remarkable academic performance during the fall 2023 semester, with nearly

As the days start to feel longer and warmer, summer adventures in Santa Clarita are on the horizon. Whether you’re local or a visitor eager to explore all that our

Biomimicry— the art of emulating nature into human engineering. Emma Winter, 16, an incoming senior at Valencia High School, did just that, submitting her design through the Biomimicry Institute, and

In the hills and trails along Placerita Canyon Road, volunteers with SCV Trail Users gathered at the Golden Valley Ranch and East Walker Ranch open spaces to work on local

Teams raced on dragon boats Saturday morning at Castaic Lake, participating in Team Dragon Eyes’ fifth annual Dragon Boat Festival. More than 60 teams registered for the competition that started

News release Get ready to dust off those cowboy boots and join Circle of Hope Cancer Wellness Center for its Hoedown for Hope barbecue and music fundraiser. The

Dear Savvy Senior, How can I tell if the health info on a website is trustworthy? I usually do a Google search on a symptom, drug or health condition