By Selvin Ramirez For The Signal Halloween has descended upon the Santa Clarita Valley — and there is something for everyone, from family-friendly community events to numerous scary haunted walk-throughs. Here
Junior Chamber International Santa Clarita held a veterans resource fair in Hart Park on Sunday, with several vendors representing private organizations and multiple levels of government in attendance to promote
The Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation hosted its “Principal for a Day” for the first time since 2019 at the Centre on Friday, as business leaders and community members were
If physicians are puzzled, it is often not the best sign, unless they participated in the World Jigsaw Puzzle Championship 2023. Alyssa Zackler, an OB-GYN associated with Providence Facey Medical
News release Circus Vargas a new bigtop adventure in Woodland Hills at the Promenade Mall now through Oct. 30. The circus features performers from all over the globe, including the
News release The Acton Agua Dulce Arts Council invites local artists to enter an original artwork in its upcoming adult fine art show. Judges will award $300, $200 and
News release The Hart High School Show Choir is performing its annual fall concert, “Hart on Broadway,” at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday. This year’s performance features sets from
News release The summer season is coming to an end, but on Oct. 28, the Summer Breeze Concert Series is saying “Hello Fall” with the music of Terrell Edwards
The University Center at College of the Canyons was abuzz with activity Wednesday morning as the college received a visit from Sonya Christian, the chancellor of the California Community Colleges
The following listings of Santa Clarita Valley Halloween Haunts are grouped by category: Walk-Through Haunted Houses, Yard Displays, Trunk-or-Treat and Fairs, Movies and Plays, and Library Activities. To download a
UPDATED Oct. 20 with additional competition results provided by the host band that had not been received when the original story was posted. Marching bands from throughout California — including
Residents and business leaders gathered at the newly expanded Santa Clarita Central Park as Mayor Jason Gibbs led the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday for the Central Park Buildout Project. The
Slow-Motion Magic hosted its fourth annual “Conjuring for a Cure” to bring awareness to Parkinson’s Disease and raise funds benefiting the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research on Sunday.
The CLASS Education Foundation hosted its second annual fundraiser on Friday at the Takeda Science Center, on the College of the Canyons Canyon Country Campus, to celebrate the Sulphur Springs
Shelby Steele was born in 1946 in Chicago to his white mother and Black father. Growing up, he said, he faced many experiences of racism. “When I was a kid
The Sulphur Springs Community School PTA hosted its annual fundraiser, Mustang Roundup, at the River’s End in Soledad Canyon to raise funds for enrichment programs for students. Every year the
By Selvin Ramirez For The Signal Slow-Motion Magic will be hosting its fourth annual Conjuring for a Cure event on Sunday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Chabad of SCV.
News release Tickets are now available for the Good Karma Music & Arts Festival, a daylong event scheduled Saturday, Nov. 4, at the Santa Clarita Skate Park and Field, 20840
By Selvin Ramirez For The Signal Bridge to Home is scheduled to host a new fundraiser, Comedy Night, on Thursday, Oct. 19, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Laemmle Newhall
News release The city of Santa Clarita has announced a new exhibit, “Color Therapy,” featuring the artwork of Sarah Louise Wilson at The Main theater in Old Town Newhall.
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