L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger and other government leaders announced Wednesday a partnership with mobile app Citizen to launch a new COVID-19 contact-tracing tool capable of sending users anonymous notifications
Members of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Juvenile Intervention Team, or J-Team, are hosting their second virtual “Java with the J-Team” Thursday. The event is set to give community
News release Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley is excited to announce that LUNAFEST®, the annual travelling all-women film festival of short films by and about women, will be presented
Friends and family celebrated the 100th birthday of Mary Ruth Williams on Aug. 18 in Saugus. Four generations of family members gathered — keeping as much social distance as possible
Joseph Cibere will demonstrate his unique style of watercolor during a one-day workshop presented by Santa Clarita Artists Association via Zoom. Charlotte Mullich, president of the SCAA, will be acting
Our Lady of Perpetual Help church is transforming its popular annual barbecue event into a socially distanced drive-thru, social media and parking lot event. The 76th annual OLPH BBQ is
Pedestrian, cyclist and driver safety will always be among the city’s top concerns. Thousands of residents drive on city streets, walk through beautiful paseos or explore Santa Clarita’s trail system
Iowa State University announces spring 2020 dean’s list More than 12,500 Iowa State University students — including two from the Santa Clarita Valley — have been recognized for outstanding academic
Dr. Jaime Hernandez of Southern California Orthopedic Institute broke new surgical ground in joint replacement, performing the nation’s first CORI robotic-assisted total knee replacement in an outpatient ambulatory surgery center
As back-to-school season kicks into high gear, both city and county libraries are offering a number of services to students who do not have access to all distance learning essentials.
Each night when Santa Clarita Valley resident Christine Suhre was a little girl, her mother used to tell her to get ready for Lily White’s party. Now it wasn’t an
Question No. 1 Robert, When draining a hot water heater in order to clear out sediment, etc., I realize the inlet line must be shut off, but does the pilot light
Hard to believe, with all that’s happened this year and all that’s about to happen before New Year’s, that the timeless habit of autumn is around the corner. Autumn doesn’t
By Claire SchlamanSpecial to The Signal With temperatures soaring this Labor Day weekend, local residents are looking for ways to cool off and beat the heat. With Castaic Lake being
By Claire SchlamanSpecial to The Signal The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association awarded Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital its Get With The Guidelines Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award for the
The Santa Clarita Library and the Southern California Chapter of the Historical Novel Society are teaming up once again to present a free virtual panel, “Traveling Through the Ages,” 6:30
The city of Santa Clarita announced Tuesday it will debut new online events in September, with multiple opportunities for the community to participate in, such as a virtual escape room,
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce announced its virtual “Salute to Patriots” event to recognize veterans who have not only served our country but also have made an impact
As the Santa Clarita Valley braces for another heat wave, residents can get a bit of relief from the triple-digit temperatures at the county’s cooling centers. The Stevenson Ranch Library,
Santa Clarita Valley School Food Services Agency, or School Day Café, is set to provide nutritious meals to all children at any of its designated locations at no charge through