By Gerald Staack Santa Clarita Resident There once was a Petri-like dish called Earth Of God’s majestic creation and worth. Its population exploded, And earth warming unfolded That extinguished
West Ranch High School is proud to present the 10th annual Wildcat Classic, a daylong display of musical artistry. The event is scheduled Saturday, Oct.20, at Valencia High School. More
News Release Caltech astronomy graduate student Anna Ho will guide this semester’s interstellar journey at the College of the Canyons Star Party on Friday, at the Canyon Country campus. The
Being a California resident, the possibility of a big earthquake is never far from our minds. For those who lived in the Santa Clarita Valley during the major Northridge earthquake
Santa Clarita families showed love and support as they took part in the 2018 Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Bridgeport Park on Saturday.
SNAP sports annual Skate-A-Thon event is scheduled Saturday, Oct. 27., to raise money for the sports programs for athletes with special needs, organizers said.
Circle of Hope hosted its 15th annual Afternoon Tea Saturday to kick off 31 Days of Hope.
In September 2017, a Santa Clarita resident found a deeper meaning to the selfie and the signs around the community.
Meeting Popejoy Earlier this year, Gary Popejoy reached out to me via The Signal newspaper’s Friday veterans page and he spoke on the phone, which led him to e-mailing me
After working with children who suffer from learning disabilities and young women who have undergone abuse, Santa Clarita resident Sally Betters created Naomi Parker. “She is a paradigm,” Betters said
Family caregivers will have the chance to to seek legal advice and empowerment at a workshop hosted by the SCV Senior Center and College of the Canyons on Oct. 13.
The SCV Senior Center will offer an AARP driving safety class Oct. 19.
This year’s Manufacturing Day event to be held Oct. 4 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the College of the Canyons student center will feature a unique expo that brings
Gary Friedman won the Best of Show award with his watercolor “Take Me Home, Skippy” at the 29th annual Santa Clarita Artists Association Art Classic held Sept. 29 at William
The arts allow us to explore ideas, express emotions and better appreciate cultures from around the world. The arts include everything from visual arts to digital graphics, dance, written work
Local churches are celebrating the Halloween season with festivals, “trunk or treats” and other events throughout the month of October.
As a hand reaches from one generation to another, the SCV Senior Center will bring its Touch-a-Truck event back for families far and wide at Central Park on Oct. 13.
A new local nonprofit is seeking partnerships to influence the community year-round.
Pumpkins, petting zoos and more, Gilchrist farms is bringing seasonal fun to Santa Clarita with their third annual Harvest Festival scheduled Sept. 29 to Oct. 31.