Santa Clarita officials are “in the process of replacing speed limit signs to reflect recent changes in limits,” according to a Facebook post from the city Thursday. In February, city
Deborah Nance, who answers to “Dee,” describes her mother as the “grandmother” type. “Her funeral was filled with nieces, nephews, grandkids, friends,” Nance said. “They talked about how she was
Southern California Urban Search and Rescue teams gathered at the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Del Valle Training Center in Castaic this week for a joint training exercise called “Southern
Honors astronomy students at West Ranch High School watched their high-altitude weather balloon reach far up into the sky following its launch on campus Thursday. The launch took place at
Circle of Hope, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting Santa Clarita Valley families in their battles with cancer, announced the hiring of a new executive director. Current board member and long-time
The massive Stratolaunch aircraft took to the skies for its first-ever test flight on April 13, and flying with it were several Santa Clarita Valley connections, from a familiar face
By Nathanael Rodriguez | For The Signal The Santa Clarita Valley Quilt Guild and the Friends of Hart Park have a special event planned in June for quilting and fabric-art
The city of Santa Clarita announced its May schedule for Thursdays@Newhall, which includes a Super Nintendo-themed block party. Throughout the year, residents have the opportunity to attend free shows, concerts
The Mustang Owners Club of California recently toured the William S. Hart Museum as part of their scheduled events. The club has been invited to show off their cars on
Santa Clarita Artists Association member Olga Kaczmar is presenting a one-woman art show at Canyon Theatre Guild (CTG) throughout May and June. “I’m very pleased to be invited to show
Avenues SLS’ annual No-Tap Bowling Tournament fundraiser is right around the corner but players are still needed, the nonprofit announced. The event will take place on Saturday, May 11, at
Summer is almost here, which means more daylight and more time for lovely outdoor adventures! The city of Santa Clarita is lucky to have access to nearly 12,000 acres of
Tejon Ranch developers wanting to build more than 19,000 homes near the Kern County line received final approval for the Centennial development Tuesday. L.A. County supervisors granted approval after the
The United States has one of the worst records among developed countries worldwide when it comes to child abuse, losing on average four to seven children daily to child abuse
The 2019 Howard Fisher’s Cougar Basketball Camp is now accepting registration for its two sessions that will occur during the summer. The College of the Canyons men’s basketball program invites
For the very first time, about 200 members of the community broke bread together at the new Santa Clarita Valley senior center, Bella Vida, for lunch Monday. “Let service begin,”
If you’re looking for a day of yoga, art, poetry and music, come to William S. Hart Park on Saturday, June 1. Local yoga studio Yoga Yoga is hosting its
Visitors to California Institute of the Arts walked from room to room outside the John Baldessari Building to look at works put on display by the school’s graduating students during
As children arrived to the Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library on Saturday for the Dia de los Niños book festival, they were met by their favorite “Star Wars” heroes
Nine teams of special needs hockey players came from far and wide to participate in the sixth annual SoCal Special Hockey Festival as it held its opening ceremonies on Saturday
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