An idea whose time has come
March 13, 2019
By Cher Gilmore Not to throw shade on our wonderful Santa Clarita libraries, but there are other libraries I’ll bet you don’t even know exist — unless you’re one of
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Annual e-waste event scheduled for Saturday
March 13, 2019
News release Santa Clarita residents will have the opportunity to recycle their unwanted electronics during the annual Emblem Academy e-waste event on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The
Inspiring creativity in youth
March 13, 2019
With three children of our own, my wife and I have accumulated an impressive amount of our children’s arts and crafts over the years. What we love best is how
JAM Sessions, SENSES return to Thursday@Newhall
March 12, 2019
News release Thursdays@Newhall emerges from a cold and rainy winter with new events in March, including the return of the popular JAM Sessions and SENSES Block Party in Old Town
Henry Mayo doctors share about mission to Manila
March 12, 2019
About a month after they traveled to the Philippines with the mission to help poor and sick people around the country, a group of physicians comprised mostly of Henry Mayo
Witches and wizards trek Valencia for bar crawl
March 10, 2019
Santa Clarita residents represented their preferred Hogwarts houses as they attended the Wizards Assemble Pub Crawl beginning at Alchemy Valencia on Saturday. Set up by bar crawl company We Love
Historical society gives tour, lesson on St. Francis Dam Disaster for 91st anniversary
March 10, 2019
History enthusiasts stood along the fractured, original San Francisquito Canyon Road and looked up at where the St. Francis Dam once stood. “You’re standing within the dam, right here,” said
Debut of local filmmaker’s second film gets full house
March 10, 2019
Newhall’s The MAIN hosted the screening of 15-year-old Griffin Loch’s second feature-length film on Saturday. Almost every seat was full at the fifth and final screening of “The Adventure of
Little league lives on
March 9, 2019
The Santa Clarita Youth Baseball league is back as they celebrated their 2019 opening ceremony at their new home, the Castaic Sports Complex, on Saturday. After leaving the fields at
Signal 100 | Demon Rum and The Story of Booze
March 9, 2019
No. 10 in a series of 52 commemorating 100-year anniversary of The Signal “A nihilist, a socialist, and a neo-Marxist walk into a bar and order drinks. “The bartender says,
Young filmmaker’s second feature-length film gets local debut
March 8, 2019
Griffin Loch, a local teen filmmaker, will hold a screening of his second full-length film this Saturday, March 9, at The MAIN Theater. Loch says he has always wanted to
Henry Mayo’s new patient tower gets a little color
March 8, 2019
Local artist Frank Rock has donned a hard hat and safety vest to paint his latest Santa Clarita art installation. This one is a three-story mural at Henry Mayo Newhall
Local parent’s wish came true
March 7, 2019
Anthony Bevan, the parent of a Sierra Vista Junior High School seventh-grade student, was the lucky winner of a brand new 2018 Honda Civic LX from AutoNation Chevrolet Valencia on
City announces fourth annual Youth Arts Showcase
March 7, 2019
Young artists will have the opportunity to show off their artistic skills at the fourth annual Youth Arts Showcase, the city of Santa Clarita announced Wednesday. The event, in honor
Labor of love: New Old Town Newhall Farmers Market manager shares goals for locale
March 7, 2019
Just more than three years ago, Larry McClements thought a farmers market in Old Town Newhall “is never going to happen.” Today, he’s the new market manager that brings Santa
Hope Through Horses Open Barn rescheduled due to flooding
March 7, 2019
Straightening Reins, an equine therapy ranch, and Redemption Road K9, a canine cynology center, had planned to host their first Hopes Through Horses Open Barn this Saturday, but due to
Volunteers enjoy stints at Santa Clarita Grocery
March 6, 2019
By Penni Perrault Volunteer Why is it so much fun volunteering at Santa Clarita Grocery, a local nonprofit that supports local citizens in need of groceries? This question was asked
Bob Kellar: Supporting hometown heroes in the SCV
March 6, 2019
The city of Santa Clarita has long been known as a community that puts its full support behind the men and women of the armed forces, who serve our country
Best-selling author visits Santa Clarita
March 6, 2019
In front of an audience filled with her literary fans, New York Times best-selling author Lisa See spoke at an event hosted by the Santa Clarita Public Library on Saturday.
City announces Sidewalk Poetry Project winners
March 6, 2019
Starting this spring, 10 poems by local residents will be stamped onto Santa Clarita sidewalks for the 2019 Sidewalk Poetry Project. The new public art project aims to have multiple