More than 150 Santa Clarita Valley residents gathered at Bridgeport Park on Friday for picnics, food, singing and communal conversations in celebration of Juneteeth, also known as Freedom Day, joining
Canyon Country resident Mackenzie Voiles loved playing volleyball and was captain of her cheer team — that is until she was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis at 13. “I was all
2 local students named to Aurora University fall 2019 dean’s list Aurora University congratulates the more than 1,300 undergraduate students who earned dean’s list honors for the fall 2019 semester,
Our safe and secure neighborhoods are two reasons why so many have chosen to settle here and raise their families. Exemplary leadership and strategizing over the years by our City
As a kid growing up in the Midwest, now Santa Clarita resident and Air Force veteran Teresa Lowe saw the creativity and artistry behind television shows. “When you watch television
The Santa Clarita Public Library announced Monday a 24/7 self-service locker system for residents to pick up items they have placed on hold — a system that will gradually replace the
Some Santa Clarita restaurants can now expand their outdoor service with the city’s Eat Local program, which hopes to encourage more residents to dine locally. This comes after monthslong closures
As it prepares to reopen, the Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative is looking for volunteers for the Veteran Center. Volunteers would staff the desk during the center’s weekday hours and
The American Red Cross announced Monday it would be testing all blood, platelet and plasma donations for COVID-19 antibodies for a limited time, allowing donors insight into whether they have
The Henry Mayo Newhall Center for Hand and Reconstructive Surgery is set to open Tuesday on the Henry Mayo Campus. Dr. Mort Rizvi, a fellowship-trained hand, plastic and reconstructive surgeon,
As severe blood shortages continue due to an unprecedented number of blood-drive cancellations during the coronavirus outbreak, the University of California, Los Angeles, is hosting another blood drive in Valencia.
Question No. 1 Hi Robert, My name is Matthew M., from Canyon Country. Some time ago you did an article on repairs to a large beam that can be done
Like most nurses, Santa Clarita resident Charisse Hammer has always felt empathy towards her patients. “My habit, I don’t like how I do this, but no matter who I take
A warm and Western howdy to you, from grizzled old-time SCV homesteaders to the newly arrived. Surely appreciate you saddling up with me for this fine weekend exploration to the
The Santa Clarita Valley Groundwater Sustainability Agency has scheduled a virtual workshop to offer information on how to sustain water supply and recharge groundwater. The workshop comes as the agency
Like most kids his age, 12-year-old Jude Levy found himself extremely bored when faced with the stay-at-home order due to the coronavirus. It didn’t take the Valencia resident long to
By Leon WordenPresident, SCVTVSpecial to The Signal Newhall has “purt’ near always” staged a Fourth of July Parade since 1932, but just how “purt’ near” has it been? It’s safe
When Angie and Nick Rossello purchased their first home in Saugus, the couple and their three children never expected to be stuck in quarantine only a few months later. “Nick
Simon Uribe inducted into Phi Omega Epsilon honor society at Fairleigh Dickinson University Simon Uribe, of Castaic, a student at Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Metropolitan Campus Campus in Teaneck, New Jersey,
Alex Shahin and Team Shahin at Loan Depot created a “30-day quarantine fitness challenge” and pledged $4,500 to the Boys and Girls Club of the Santa Clarita Valley against the