College Briefs for May 28
May 28, 2026
Uni Jeon named to Ohio University’s president’s list Ohio University University College student Uni Jeon, of Canyon Country, has been named to Ohio University’s fall 2025 president’s list. At the end of
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Jason Gibbs | A Safe Summer Starts with Smart Riding
May 28, 2026
With summer just around the corner, we’re about to see a familiar and welcome sight across Santa Clarita: kids riding bikes to parks, meeting up with friends and enjoying the freedom that comes with
Hart graduation strikes note of optimism amid rapid change
May 27, 2026
William S. Hart High School’s nearly 500-member graduating class ended its high school career this week amid a labor market shakeup that’s changing the American workforce at a rapid clip. But Hart Principal Jason d’Autremont isn’t worried about the future of the class of 2026. “I know there’s a lot of concern
Include Everyone Project to host adaptive performing arts camp
May 27, 2026
News release The Include Everyone Project of SCV is scheduled starting June 15 to host its summer camp, “The Magic Within,” the Santa Clarita Valley’s only adaptive performing arts camp designed to empower individuals of all abilities through
Child & Family Center earns re-accreditation
May 27, 2026
News release Child & Family Center announced that its three service locations have once again been re-accredited by the Joint Commission under its Behavioral Health Care and Human Services accreditation program. Joint Commission accreditation
Plans under way for 2026 Quilt Guild show
May 27, 2026
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Quilt Guild is planning its 2026 “Where Quilts and Friendships Bloom“ Quilt Show, scheduled 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 24-25, at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center
Canyon High hosts Demo Day
May 27, 2026
Canyon High School’s computer science class held its annual Demo Day last week during a lunch period, showcasing students’ original apps and video games they designed and developed throughout the semester. Hundreds of students trickled into Josh Underwood’s computer
Walking an inch turns into miles
May 27, 2026
Many athletes often gear up to run a marathon once in their lifetime. Filomeno Santos did just that, just over seven times longer. As an avid ultramarathon runner, Santos participated in the Los Olivos Born to
CalRTA learns about water conservation
May 27, 2026
News release The local division of California Retired Teachers Association recently held its spring luncheon with a guest speaker from the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency. The conversation included information about conserving water and the rebates available for upgrading outdoor watering. Attendees left with packets of seeds, flowers, plants, and goodies
The Savvy Senior | Senior Travel Discounts: How to Save on Your Next Trip
May 27, 2026
Dear Savvy Senior, My husband and I are retiring later this year and hope to travel more while we’re still healthy and active. Our budget will be tighter, so every dollar counts. Are
NAACP to host Juneteenth celebration
May 26, 2026
News release The NAACP Santa Clarita Branch is inviting the community to gather, reflect and celebrate at the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Celebration Family Day in the Park. The free event is scheduled 10 a.m.
Silent film festival leaves community speechless
May 26, 2026
The sixth annual “Newhallywood” silent film festival brought the excitement and joy of going to the theaters – even without the sound on Sunday afternoon at the Newhall Family Theatre. E.J. Stephens, co-founder of
Photos: Cricket tournament
May 26, 2026
The Santa Clarita Cricket Academy held the finals for the organization’s first-ever Youth Cricket Tournament at Central Park on Saturday. The organization, which was founded two years ago, boasts 80
Photos: Lady Flyers glide during Memorial Day weekend tournament
May 26, 2026
The Santa Clarita Lady Flyers hosted a Memorial Day weekend tournament at The Cube. Among those who competed included the out-of-state teams that supported the Flyers following the tragic crash
‘Empathy Quest’ brings social‑emotional learning to life for Newhall students
May 26, 2026
News release Kaiser Permanente’s Educational Theatre recently brought its “Empathy Quest” performance to Dr. J. Michael McGrath Elementary School in Newhall, creating an interactive and meaningful learning experience for students,
Community gathers to remember veterans on Memorial Day
May 25, 2026
Local dignitaries, veterans and community members gathered on the sunny Monday morning to memorialize those who have fallen in service of their country. This year’s Memorial Day ceremony at Eternal Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary included a special salute to those who have served in the
Photos: ‘Coffee with a Cop’ at San Fernando Coffee Company
May 24, 2026
Attendees came out to San Fernando Coffee Company during the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s “Coffee with a Cop” on Thursday morning. Photos by Kamryn Martell/The Signal
Learning Post Academy graduation celebrates self-determination
May 24, 2026
It’s possible that Learning Post Academy’s 2026 graduating class represents the aftermath of a sea change for middle and high school education. Five years after the first fall of the COVID-19 pandemic, the students initially driven to online instruction by
Robert Lamoureux | The case of the mystery deck surface
May 23, 2026
Question: Robert, my backyard deck is off our upstairs master bedroom. It was an addition to our home before we bought it, roughly 15 years ago, which was 10 years after the home was built. The deck has what looks like paint on it, but it is almost like stucco, but less bumpy. It looks to be in good condition and there are no leaks into our home that we know of, but I remember reading something from you in the past about decks needing to be sealed. Do we need to do something to our deck to prevent any issues in the future? Like I said, it still looks good, but I don’t want any surprises down the road. Please advise what we can and should do. And thank you, Robert, for the help you give. — Joseph P. Answer: Joseph, thank you for writng in. Yes, absolutely, decking surfaces should be maintained, just like anything else. These systems are generally urethane-based with an underlayment of texture for gripping, to prevent slipping. I highly recommend that if you are not familiar with the system to contact an installer