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Man accused of murder in triple fatal crash appears in court
March 2, 2018
A Whittier man accused of killing three people in a 2016 crash, including two Valencia residents, was ordered to appear back in court in April to set a date for
Valencia wrestling’s Chance Rich ready for Day 2 of CIF State tournament
March 2, 2018
With a two-point lead and less than one minute left in the third period, it looked like Valencia wrestling’s Chance Rich just about wrapped up his quarterfinal match in the
West Ranch boys volleyball rallies from deficit to beat Thousand Oaks
March 2, 2018
Seconds away from an opportunity to force a fifth set against Thousand Oaks, West Ranch boys volleyball’s Andrew Benser had a message for his team: “I said, ‘Let’s take it
Berco Precision celebrates 37 years of business
March 2, 2018
Santa Clarita business owner Richard Berberat celebrated his business’ 37th anniversary this week the way he’s enjoyed thousands of other work days, behind heavy machinery in Berco Precision, his workshop
Women accused in suspected gang slaying pleads to accessory charge
March 2, 2018
A Newhall woman arrested last summer on suspicion of murder in the shooting death of Ivan Solis pleaded guilty recently to the lesser charge of being an accessory after the
Gang challenge in Santa Clarita turns deadly
March 2, 2018
Editor’s note: The following story is the fifth installment of a seven-part series looking at six murders in 2017. A gang challenge was thrown down, shots were fired and, at
Sikorsky honors fire department for accomplishments during 2017-2018 season
March 2, 2018
Sikorsky officials honored the Los Angeles County Fire Department for its search and rescue efforts and superior helicopter maintenance Tuesday. The L.A. County Fire Department was the first municipal organization
Sheriff’s Station, Six Flags to host annual ‘All Schools Dance’
March 2, 2018
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is getting ready for the 34th annual “All Schools Dance” at Six Flags Magic Mountain next Friday. SCV students, grade in grades eight to
Santa Clarita offers mosaic demonstration, art exhibit
March 2, 2018
In conjunction with her solo art exhibit, “Domes,” located at the Old Town Newhall Library, multimedia artist Naomi Young is conducting a demonstration on mosaics, walking people through the process
Signal Digital Solutions: John Nacsa
March 2, 2018
Tree sap. Candle wax. Grease. Santa Clarita’s John Nacsa has developed an industrial-strength retail product that can wipe them all away without a trace.
Read Across America Day shows students the importance of reading
March 2, 2018
The National Read Across America came to Santa Clarita on Friday, calling for every child in to celebrate the birthday of children’s author Dr. Seuss. Members of the community came
Search continues for missing actress after reports of SCV sighting
March 2, 2018
A 25-year-old actress missing for more than a week may have come to Santa Clarita from Hollywood the day she went missing. Adea Shabani, of Los Angeles, was last
Rain spell expected to end Saturday
March 2, 2018
The rain Santa Clarita received over the last few days looks to be cleared up by the end of Saturday, weather officials said Friday. “We can expect a quarter(-inch) to
College of the Canyons awarded over $600,000 to train local businesses
March 2, 2018
California’s Employment Training Panel has awarded the College of the Canyons Employee Training Institute $647,584 to provide local companies with customized training programs. Certifications, new skills and opportunities for growth
Aviation investigators report plane hit terrain near power lines, killing four
March 2, 2018
Federal investigators looking into last month’s plane crash in Agua Dulce that claimed the lives of four people said the plane crashed in terrain next to a series of power
Gas prices hit two-year high in California
March 2, 2018
Gas prices are once again on the rise in California with a new two-year high, according to data gathered from Gasbuddy.com. In Santa Clarita, the average gas price is currently
COC Insider: Cougars softball and baseball amidst offensive outbursts
March 2, 2018
By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal In what might be described as a case of “anything you can do, I can do better,” the College of the Canyons baseball
Marlon & Josette Tolentino – U.S. Army Iraq War Veterans – Santa Clarita Residents
March 2, 2018
Patriotism, Alive & Well Recently I met Marlon and Josette Tolentino at Valencia’s Corner Bakery and over coffee we spoke for several hours. Hearing their experiences of how their lives
Trinity softball breaks in new-look roster in loss to Oakwood
March 1, 2018
Trinity softball’s season-opener against Oakwood on Thursday afternoon provided fresh starts at multiple spots on the field. For one, Catie Robertson pitched her first full varsity game for the Knights,