News release Walk 4 MHF, a family-friendly community walk that brings together families, supporters, volunteers, and local partners to raise funds and awareness for children and families facing pediatric cancer, is
News release The Southern California Association of Governments announced that the application window for the 2026 SCAG Scholarship Program is now open. The program, in collaboration with the California Transportation Foundation, will award nine
News release The Canyon Coyotes 4-H club presents an award each year to the senior whom the members believe has contributed the most to the club. The Chris Carroll Award is named after Chris Carroll, who always helped people
The Western Los Angeles County Council of Scouting America hosted the Bill Hart Merit Badge Midway on Jan. 31 at Saugus High School, bringing together 207 Scouts for a full day of learning
News release Circle of Hope’s Vine2Wine fundraiser, scheduled March 28, aims to bring together “exceptional wine, elevated cuisine and a shared commitment to supporting local families facing cancer,” according to a
We’ve a most interesting trek ahead through Santa Clarita Valley history, what with glass volcanoes, presidential candidates, Mr. Jane Fonda and a California Highway Patrol feeding frenzy. Left foot goes in the stirrup. Bounce a little. Hop on up. If you’ve done
Question: Hello there, Robert. I hope you’re doing well. I’m sure you must be so busy with this weather we’re having. My question is in fact, weather related. We have two windows leaking and I know that we have to wait until we
Two of the region’s biggest health care providers are pointing fingers in a dispute that could raise costs or change service locations for Kaiser Permanente members who receive care or treatment at Henry
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is asking the public for help to locate a 70-year-old Santa Clarita woman, according to a missing person alert sent by the department Friday. Patricia Holdefer was last seen on Thursday at
3 future study sessions canceled as district, city engage in negotiations Future study sessions in relation to the Santa Clarita Elementary School property disposition have been canceled as the Saugus Union School District continues its negotiations with
As the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency prepares to submit its updated Urban Water Management Plan to the state by July this year, the agency is sharing its water supply outlook and drought plans with the valley residents it stands to affect. The UWMP
The Signal had a special visit by a furry friend on Thursday morning. However, the furry friend was a wolf named Wahkan. His owners Colette and Paul Pondella from Shadowland Foundation, a wolf rescue by Lake Hughes,
2 local students named to Shenandoah University dean’s and president’s list Shenandoah University had 1,195 students earn a spot on the dean’s list for the fall 2025 semester and 525
By Mayor Laurene Weste As you step into William S. Hart Park, the sights and sounds of the Old West come alive. The rhythm of boots shuffling across the dance floor, the unmistakable
Dear Savvy Senior, What resources can you recommend for researching good places to retire in the U.S.? My husband and I are interested in relocating to a warmer climate when we retire
The inaugural Lunar New Year Gala hosted by the Santa Clarita Valley Chinese Culture Association was in full swing at the Newhall Family Theatre on Sunday evening. People who attended were
The Newhall Community Center welcomed families to the multipurpose room to witness a Chinese Lunar New Year performance and celebration featuring Santa Clarita Valley’s Chinese Dance on Friday. Performances ranged
Imagine not only booking your first-ever acting gig, but also having nearly 130 million people watch it. That’s the case for 10-year-old Elle Piña, who was featured in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show on Feb. 8
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce’s 103rd annual Business Choice Awards and board installation ceremony was, to its president’s mind, a celebration of the Santa Clarita Valley’s impressive business diversity. From an ambitious yoga studio to the city’s
Marin Trunkey wanted to take a break from school after double majoring in anthropology and classics at the University of Hawaii at Manoa following her graduation. But she never expected that break would test her resilience and teach her that life is all about perspective.