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Hart district reviews proposed LCAP for 2026-27  

A draft of the 2026-27 Local Control Accountability Plan was presented during a recent William S. Hart Union High School District governing board meeting.   The 2026–27 school year marks the final year of the

Arlo, a retired K-9, lays down with a toy at the "Picnic with the Pack: K-9 Arlo is Back!" event at Hart Park in Newhall, Calif., Monday, June 22, 2026. Kamryn Martell/The Signal

Retired K-9 visits Hart Park  

Arlo, a 9-year-old German shepherd and retired K-9 from Thurston County Sheriff’s Office in Washington, paid a visit to Santa Clarita at Hart Park on Monday morning.   Along with Arlo and Tyler McCoy, Arlo’s

Advocating through film amidst the Digital Age 

Between advocacy and acting, 18-year-old Bardia Seiri can’t choose between the two. Instead, he’s utilizing both passions by directing his short, independent film called “Mama Sunshine.”  According to Seiri, the film is intended to discuss a

Photos: Fruit on display

As summer has officially begun, the Santa Clarita Artists Association celebrated fruits and colors with the “Freshly Squeezed: Citrus Summer” art exhibition on Saturday. Showcasing the fresh works of nearly 25 local

Man arrested on suspicion of multiple charges 

A man was arrested on suspicion of felony attempted burglary, vandalism and misdemeanor narcotics-related charges on the 26800 block of Camargo Drive in Saugus on Monday night, according to an official with the Santa Clarita

Four suspects sought in shooting 

Detectives with the Juvenile and Gang Unit of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are investigating the shooting of a motorcyclist in Saugus on Sunday.  Sheriff’s Station deputies received a

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Pedestrian dies in hit-and-run crash 

A pedestrian was pronounced dead after a hit-and-run crash on the No. 3 lane of northbound Interstate 5 north of Weldon Canyon Road in the early hours of Monday morning, according to an official with the

West 4 Experience a ride in a Concord Stagecoach at Harris Stage Lines in Paso Robles. Photo Harris Stage Lines.

Where the West Still Comes Alive 

California’s love of cowboy culture can be traced back to cattle ranching primarily built upon Spanish-Mexican vaquero traditions that began with Spanish missions in the 1700s and evolved into a vast “rancho”

Apps like OurTime and SilverSingles are geared specifically to the older demographic, while Bumble is women-led. ©monkeybusinessimages

Seniors and the Dating Scene 

Dating in one’s golden years is a common experience for many seniors. Whether it’s the result of a loss of a spouse or other life events, many people find themselves looking for

Photos: ‘Beyond the moment’

Photographer Bruce McFarland was featured at the Canyon Theatre Guild in collaboration with the Santa Clarita Artists Association for his work titled ‘Beyond the Moment’, which highlighted a selection of McFarland’s

Small backyard fire reported Friday afternoon 

A brush in a backyard was quickly stopped on the 26700 block of Iron Canyon Road near Sand Canyon in Canyon Country Friday afternoon, according to Aaron Katon, public information officer with the Los

Photos: ‘Symphony of Colors’

Showcasing a collection of floral art pieces, Zony Gordon held a reception for her exhibition called “Symphony of Colors” at The Main on Thursday.