Santa Clarita City City Councilman Bob Kellar had a heart attack Friday night, and plans to take it a little easier over the next couple of months, he said Tuesday.
Excited to see if a gift package for her 6-year-old granddaughter had arrived, Theresa Engle stepped outside her apartment to check, when she saw flames that had engulfed the neighboring
Hello, saddlepals. I’ve a question. How can you possibly NOT read a story with the headline, Miss SCV Nude Universe? You can’t. You’re powerless. C’mon. As is our Sunday drill,
To protect children and young adults against serious diseases as a new school year starts, the Los Angeles County Public Health Department and local health officials are encouraging all to
Veteran Tip-off Once again one of my veteran pals tipped me off to another veteran who honorably served our country and this week, thanks to Jim Hackett, USMC Vietnam veteran,
With millions of companion animals ending up at shelters, the county’s Animal Care and Control department shelters will offer discounted adoptions this weekend, including at the Castaic location. The event,
Aurora University, Aurora, IL Aurora University has named Kristin Deegan of Santa Clarita, to the Dean’s List for the spring 2018 semester. Deegan is majoring in Communication. The Dean’s List
A Santa Clarita Valley community project that offers safety education for young children is looking for the public to vote for them for a chance to win $25,000. Safety Town —
By Olga Kaczmar Newhall Community Contributor Nancy Eckels will demonstrate acrylic painting at the Aug, 20 meeting of the Santa Clarita Artists Association (SCAA). This event is free, open to
By William Tozzi Santa Clarita Contributor I’m thinking about an unacceptable situation. There are no holidays to celebrate in the month of August in the USA. There are no days
Photo courtesy of Olga Kaczmar When a rider conquers her fear of a horse, the horse is no longer afraid of her. A bond forms and soon she can do
By Naomi Young Saugus Community Contributor What a mystery we are witnessing! The big green glass bowl in the middle of my mother’s kitchen table is still three-quarters full with
This summer we continue to experience heat in the triple digits in Santa Clarita. As a result, folks may leave their car windows rolled down to keep their vehicle cool
The ninth annual SCV Burrito Bowl took place Tuesday evening outside the Valencia Westfield Town Center, with a couple of new records in the books. A crowd of over 1,000
Single mother Jennifer Kennedy has heard,” you have cancer,” more than once in her life. She was first told in 1997, and now, for the fourth time, she is on
More than 60 children have received teddy bears that allow them to hear the heartbeat of a deceased parent or loved one, thanks to a Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital program.
A warm and western howdy to you, saddlepals and saddlepal-ettes. Amen, boy howdy. I haven’t written that phrase in eons. Bottom of my heart, it’s absolute Christmas to see all
Audacious McRib Gal Xanthe Pajarillo recently contacted me to seek The Signal newspaper’s support to expand awareness to her veterans video series, www.airmentv.com. When she casually mentioned that she’s an
At the beginning of the year, Dana Bradford found herself struggling to find help for her 13-year-old child, who was battling severe depression, anxiety and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. She
By Olga Kaczmar Newhall Community Contributor Six Santa Clarita Artists Association members were accepted in the impressive La Galeria Gitana exhibit, Around the World in 80 Paintings. Opening night with