With a mother from Ukraine and a father from Russia, Valencia High School 11th-grader Katherine Poberezhskiy said she not only feels obligated as a Ukrainian descendant to help her people
Hey dear saddlepals. Happy Second — wait a second. Wasn’t I just wishing you a “Happy Second weekend” in January 2003 like 20 minutes ago? Having fun or not, time
Question: Hi Robert, you have helped me in the past and hoping you can do so again. I have forwarded you a picture of my driveway and will send you
News release Joe Cibere will be demonstrating watercolor and acrylics on March 21 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for the Santa Clarita Artists Association. The event will be held live
At almost 83 years old, singer, songwriter and musician Judy Collins is on tour again, playing hits like “Both Sides Now” and “Send in the Clowns,” but also songs from
Keenan Warner had no idea what he was walking into when his car pulled over in front of Wiley Canyon Elementary in Newhall last weekend. He and his wife Linda
News release The city of Santa Clarita is seeking high school artists, writers, creatives and students for an upcoming art exhibit at the Valencia Library. In support of Mental Health
Gas prices are reaching an all-time high all over the country, and Santa Clarita is no exception. On Wednesday, the Chevron station on the 23000 block of Soledad Canyon Road
News release The long-anticipated return to live school assemblies with guest speakers arrived at Sky Blue Mesa School recently with the appearance of local author Carole Cliffe. Students were excited
Did you know that March is Youth Art Month? The month was established in 1961 by The Art and Creative Materials Institute. This is a time to recognize and celebrate
Longtime Santa Clarita resident, artist and Bella Vida ballroom dancer Rudy Pavini died Saturday at the age of 87. Born Sept. 21, 1934, to Amadeo and Maria Pavini, Brazilian immigrants
Seniors bore the brunt of pandemic restrictions in terms of precautionary isolation and absence of group meetings. As the state of California is easing safety protocols, and seniors feel confident
By Karen Marroquin Signal Staff Writer Amy Daniels wakes up, exercises, swiftly gets ready for the day and heads to her office in Santa Clarita. She meets with donors, sponsors and
Question: Robert, we need to remodel our master bathroom and are not sure which way to go for the shower, should we put in a shower pan then tile above
Happy first weekend in March, dear saddlepals. Someone needs to leave a Post-it on the barn door to put the brakes on 2022. Time sure seems to be rollicking at
Dozens of high school volunteers and others sorted what they said was about 10 tons of donated food and supplies last week at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer The Rev. James Cliffe of Eden Ministries started Recovery Room 22 years ago when he saw the immediate need for a place where people
“Distilling what I learned, I came up with a kind of ultrasimple coda: Go outside, often, sometimes in wild places. Bring friends or not. Breathe.” – Florence Williams. It is
News release College of the Canyons received the second highest team score in the nation for the American Association of Two-Year Colleges Student Mathematics League Test, which is a two-round
News release The Saugus High School drumline is having a fundraiser at the Albertsons on Bouquet Canyon Road on Saturday for its winter line show. It is the first time