
Local teen creates artificial fish habitats at Castaic Lake
A local senior at Canyon High School earned the highest rank in Boy Scouts of America by completing his Eagle Scout award for a local cause. Ryan S. Whyde dedicated

A local senior at Canyon High School earned the highest rank in Boy Scouts of America by completing his Eagle Scout award for a local cause. Ryan S. Whyde dedicated

Seventeen single white roses were placed on seventeen empty desks for those who lost their lives in Parkland, Florida. Pairs of shoes were lined up on the grass, each signifying

Saturday morning, the Canyon High School Environmental Club, “Eco Chicos” picked up a total of 164 pounds of debris in the St. Francis Dam site. With over 20 volunteers, the

For seniors in the Santa Clarita Valley who want to re-enter the workforce, now is the time. The SCV Senior Center is holding their first “Job Club” meeting this wednesday,
Next month, the Santa Clarita Valley Business Group will be hosting their annual Blood Drive. Someone needs a blood donation every two seconds in the United States, but less than

Children and families enjoyed opportunities for making art and putting art on display at the annual Youth Art Showcase on Saturday afternoon. With over 200 pieces of art, the showcase

The 2018 Concerts in the Park series returns to Central Park from July 7 to August 25 The stage is set for the City of Santa Clarita’s Concerts in the Park

The laws surrounding the tragedy of domestic violence are more complex than many realize, officials said Friday. In order to raise awareness and educate men and women on the topic,

With the many challenges and surprises they face and the lack of free time they have, it’s easy for young families to feel disconnected from their community. However, College of

Veterans Revisit 1968 Tet Offensive War Zone 50 Years Later The Greatest Generations Foundation Last year, my good friend Jim Hackett, was selected to join me as an ambassador

A Santa Clarita resident and CalArts alum is showing his first full-length feature film this weekend at the Beverly Hills Laemmle theater. “Gone Are The Days,” which is the silver

Senior Calendar SCV Senior Center – 22900 Market Street, Newhall, 661-259-9444, Contact: Robin Clough, [email protected] Ongoing Events Computer, Phone, & Tablet Assistance: Monday and Tuesday 8:30 –

Ongoing/Volunteer/Blood Donations Saturday Old Town Newhall Farmers Market What: New location, new day and new hours. California farmers and specialty food purveyors come together each Saturday, rain or shine,

A Santa Clarita Valley advocacy group for mothers is pushing for legislation that would mandate mental health screening for new and expecting mothers. The group 2020 Mom, led by founder

By Jennifer O’Shea | for The Signal A white veil floats above the crowd as they wait. Emma Schoppe’s bachelorette party stands in the middle of the crowd. The pale

By Micaela Bensko For the Signal Sustainability is a pretty common word these days. Recycling has swiftly become the eleventh commandment and up-cycling the latest in the do-it-yourself craze. Three

By Penni Perrault, Valencia Community Contributor Delta Kappa Gamma, Area IX, held its annual Spring Festival Saturday March 3, at Knollwood Country Club. The whimsical theme was “Oh the Places

By Kelly Pierson, Santa Clarita Contributor Saugus High’s Cheerleading Competition team qualified for USA Nationals at the recently held prelims, and advanced to the finals where they placed 2nd out

By Marcia Morris, Santa Clarita Contributor Adoption is a meaningful way for individuals and couples to fulfill their dream of parenting. There are approximately 64,000 children in foster care in

By Councilmember Bob Kellar There is nothing quite like the feeling of pride that fills me when our Hometown Hero banners are hung on City street poles. This patriotic occurrence