
Jerome Marder | Ode to Greed in America: Do You Agree?
By Jerome Marder Valencia Resident How can an entire country really succeed When our corporations are so filled with greed When it’s not enough to make millions Then it’s not

By Jerome Marder Valencia Resident How can an entire country really succeed When our corporations are so filled with greed When it’s not enough to make millions Then it’s not

The SCV Senior Center welcomed a bit of music and fun with the SCV Men of Harmony Chorus for their Harvest of Harmony A Cappella Harmony Show and Ice Cream Social on Saturday.

With more than 60 cases of flea-borne typhus reported countywide, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is reminding residents to protect themselves. “We are continuing to see cases

The Bow-Wows & Meows Pet Fair, which held its 18th annual fair on Sunday at William S. Hart Park in Newhall, featured more than 200 dogs, cats and rabbits for adoption along with vaccinations, 70 different pet supply vendors, a raffle, dog show and performances by the Sundance Dog Team.

Continuing its scholar series, the SCV Senior Center will focus its next historical presentation on colonial Williamsburg and witches on Oct. 31.

Grace Baptist is scheduled to host its annual Fall Festival to celebrate the season later this month.

Signal Connection After several email exchanges weeks ago with avid Signal newspaper reader Jennifer Rivas, who informed me of her husband’s fine Navy service, I finally met Juan Rivas in

“You serve us, we serve you” was how staff at White Crown Dental in Santa Clarita welcomed veterans for a day of free dental treatment Thursday. About 10 local veterans

By Bill Reynolds Signal Director of Veterans Affairs Signal Connection After several email exchanges weeks ago with avid Signal newspaper reader Jennifer Rivas, who informed me of her husband’s

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.