Magazine names COC top college for adult learners
September 2, 2019
College of the Canyons recently ranked among the best U.S. colleges for adult learners in the Sept/Oct issue of Washington Monthly. COC was ranked no. 1 in Los Angeles County,
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How Santa Clarita keeps things moving
September 2, 2019
With schools back in session, summer breaks all but wrapped up and just about everybody else back at school or work, The Signal visited one of the places in Santa
Local mothers help others during donor drive
September 2, 2019
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital proudly supported National Breast Feeding Awareness Month this August by hosting a Donor Breast Milk Drive last Thursday. In partnership with Mother’s Milk Bank, Henry Mayo’s
Business owners celebrate the end of summer with white-clad mixer
September 1, 2019
The Hyatt Regency Valencia played host to the first All White Summer Cooldown mixer as Santa Clarita business owners stepped out in crisp white clothing on Sunday evening to mingle, network and dance.
Sheriffs to hold drug take-back day
September 1, 2019
Sheriff’s deputies plan to accept any unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medication from residents and ensure that the medication is disposed of properly.
Books and Battles blends gaming, math and creativity
September 1, 2019
With the school day concluded, teenage patrons of the Old Town Newhall Library rushed to the Teen Zone section to participate in the latest “Book & Battles” session. Books &
Henry Mayo nutritionist weighs in on healthy back-to-school snacks
September 1, 2019
With the new school year recently kicking off, diet and nutrition experts both around the country and in Santa Clarita are reminding parents of the importance of sending their students
Local mothers help others during donor drive
September 1, 2019
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital proudly supported National Breast Feeding Awareness Month this August by hosting a Donor Breast Milk Drive last Thursday. In partnership with Mother’s Milk Bank, Henry Mayo’s
Finding fun in new ‘realms’
September 1, 2019
Stuntman Brett Heneise is the last person his family expected to create a fantasy card game. Promising strategy, fantasy and “a friendly bit of trash talk,” Heneise said “The Realms of Mindrin” was intended to bring people together in person for fun and friendship
Slain deputy remembered 18 years later
August 31, 2019
For 24 hours on Saturday, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials stood watch in remembrance of Deputy Hagop “Jake” Kuredjian, who was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Signal History | Part 2: The Mighty Signal and the animal story
August 31, 2019
In our 100 years of publishing a newspaper, some of our most popular features are stories on animals. My humble opinion, we’re all connected at some level to each other
Henry Mayo unveils new mural, announces open house event
August 31, 2019
Shortly after members of the arts community joined local leaders to unveil a new mural located outside Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital’s patient tower, hospital officials announced an open house event
American Legion ride to raise funds for cancer research
August 30, 2019
American Legion Post No. 507 is hosting the 11th annual Sarah Adames Memorial Cancer Ride on Sept. 14. “This is the first year it’s being held in Santa Clarita,” said
Valencia Christian Center hosts lecture with minister, author
August 30, 2019
The Valencia Christian Center, in partnership with Noah’s Ark Publishing, is hosting a lecture, featuring Minister Laval W. Belle, author of “Your Dreams & Visions,” on Sept. 8. Not only
Anthony Gayden — U.S. Army — Gulf War & Iraq veteran — Canyon Country resident
August 30, 2019
When Anthony Gayden was a private in the U.S. Army, he had an officer who he hated — at first. “He was so mean, and he made me work so
City to host Parent Resource Symposium on ‘Truth about Vaping’
August 29, 2019
Santa Clarita parents and children will once again have a chance to engage in an open dialogue with educators about the consequences surrounding drug use at the upcoming Parent Resource
‘Pirates of Santa Clarita,’ salsa set for September Thursdays@Newhall
August 29, 2019
September brings new, featured events to Old Town Newhall as the city of Santa Clarita’s Thursdays@Newhall continues each week through October. September events, which are free to attend, are expected
Former resident prepares for book signing Saturday
August 29, 2019
Former Santa Clarita resident Kenneth Strange Jr. is scheduled to host a book signing Saturday from 1-4 p.m. at The Open Book to commemorate his recently published book titled, “It’s
Air quality warning issued for SCV
August 28, 2019
The air quality in the Santa Clarita Valley is forecast to be unhealthy for sensitive individuals on Thursday, according to a news release from the Los Angeles County Department of
‘Food for Fines’ returns to SCV libraries
August 28, 2019
The Santa Clarita Public Library will launch its annual Food for Fines program during the month of September in partnership with the Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry, Salvation Army and