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
News release Presented by the WiSH Education Foundation, Wine on the Roof is returning on April 28 at the brand new Canyon Country Community Center’s Grand Room. The event, starting
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer In honor of Black History Month in February, Senate Republican Leader Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, recognized several prominent community leaders who have made a
Bluefins and Piranhas – neighborhood swim teams from Valencia – celebrate 25 years of community and friendships Piranhas are shy and easygoing. Bluefins are resilient and social. Bluefins and Piranhas,
Santa Clarita resident Mary Reagan said her daughter Mallory, 6, was diagnosed with autism when she was two-years-old. Despite being physically healthy, Mallory struggles with fear and anxiety. After taking
We’ve an epic ride ahead, through floods, snow, and the flinging mud of rodeos. There’s local war spies among us, an entire passel of crooks, and the early and unscheduled
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer When Lisa Kort’s son was 5, they were once driving down Valencia Boulevard around Memorial Day weekend. The avenue was lined with American flags
In the same way rainfall brings new growth, the new year brings a full roster of green events and programs that encourage Santa Clarita residents to live more sustainably. Green
News release The College of the Canyons “Canyons Promise” program is now accepting sign-up forms for the 2022-23 academic year. Launched during the fall 2017 semester, the program provides increased
Azeezat Abiola Amusat is originally from Lagos Island in Nigeria, but moved to Santa Clarita to pursue the American dream of prosperity and opportunity for her and her family. Amusat,
Santa Clarita Valley residents, artists and community leaders hosted a Black History Month exhibit to highlight art depicting significant Black leaders, including a special memorial tribute to local civic leader
The Santa Clarita Skate Park was buzzing with excitement Saturday, as many children with watchful parents were skating in preparation for the California Amateur Skateboard League competitions. The event was