Deputy Luis Gaxiola always wanted to be one of the good guys. Gaxiola admired the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone, classic archetypes of what it was to be
The Santa Clarita Valley Concert Band is pleased to present “Hey, Batter! Swing!” at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at The Canyon Theatre Guild. Join the band members as they
The community is invited to “Bridge to a Better Home” on Thursday, a comedy fundraiser benefiting Bridge to Home, a nonprofit that provides support and shelter services to those in
The Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative is partnering with Ralphs to give the community an opportunity to fundraise for the nonprofit at no cost. Anyone with a Ralphs Rewards Card,
Here in Santa Clarita, we don’t experience hurricanes or tornadoes, but we are familiar with other natural emergencies. We know all too well the fire danger we face year-round, and
Santa Clarita Valley residents are invited to join more than 10 million Californians in participating in this year’s Great ShakeOut Drill to better prepare for a major earthquake. On Thursday,
As part of National Open Mosque Day, the Islamic Center of Santa Clarita, the Islamic Center of Santa Clarita welcomed members of the community to learn about their faith.
By Raychel StewartFor The Signal The Sri Siddhi Vinayaka Temple of Santa Clarita celebrated Dussehra, the 10th day of Sharada Navratri, with an opportunity Saturday for families to hear psychiatrist
As part of its fall and winter schedule, the city of Santa Clarita increased the frequency of street sweeping throughout all parts of the city starting Monday. Services will take
After several years of waiting and advocacy, College of the Canyons received almost $400,000 in bond funds from the state of California on Monday morning, and the college plans to use the funds to renovate aging science classrooms.
At 10:39 a.m. officers received a call about a car driving 130 mph on the southbound Interstate 5 near State Route 138. When the suspect refused to yield, officers gave chase.
Thousands of pet lovers and hundreds of their furry friends flocked to William S. Hart Park on Sunday to celebrate their love for animals at the 19th annual Bow-Wows &
The containment level of the Saddleridge Fire increased to 41 percent on Sunday morning.
Question No. 1 Hi Robert, I’m a new board of directors member with some construction experience, but none in plumbing. I was in our subterranean garage and saw these two
It’s almost time for children everywhere to set off, donned in their Halloween best, ringing doorbells and demanding treats. Though no one seems to know where the phrase came from,
After years in the making, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital invited the public to celebrate the grand opening of its new patient tower with an open house on Saturday. Guests were
By Michelle Sathe and Vivianna ShieldsSignal Staff Writer In light of the rabid bats outbreak in the Santa Clarita area, the urgency has increased to vaccinate your pets, and keeping
No. 41 in a series of 52 commemorating 100-year anniversary of The Signal “Longevity, for a columnist, is a simple proposition: Once you start, you don’t stop. You do it
Residents have until the end of October to provide the Santa Clarita Public Library with feedback on what future services local libraries could offer. The community survey asks participants questions
While Keith L. Craig was in the Army, he never thought he would make a career out of it. “I was always doing only three more years, then getting out,”