
Valencia applies the pressure in win over Mission Prep
Traveling 160-plus miles to play a postseason game on the road wasn’t going to be enough pressure for Mission Prep. The Valencia boys basketball team really wanted to dial up

Traveling 160-plus miles to play a postseason game on the road wasn’t going to be enough pressure for Mission Prep. The Valencia boys basketball team really wanted to dial up

A church ministry that’s helped the homeless of Santa Clarita for nearly 40 years is seeking help from the community after receiving notice from county officials that it must vacate

Two hours before taking on Righetti of Santa Maria on Friday, the Hart boys soccer team sat together in a classroom, mentally preparing for the CIF-Southern Section Division 4 tournament

Meet the way of land development in the 21st century—vistas of shiny black surfaces like tabletops, some big enough to hide a small town, covering the earth with solar

This is the third in a seven-part series looking at the six murders that were reported in the Santa Clarita Valley in 2017. In the hills that unfold across more

California Teacher of the Year and Northlake Hills Elementary School teacher Erin Oxhorn-Gilpin traveled to Sacramento this week to celebrate her recognition and discuss education policy with her fellow Teachers

Southern California Edison crews continued to install marker balls in the Saugus area of Santa Clarita Friday afternoon. Our cameras caught the process which involved a man dangling from a

Grant funding worth $10,000 is expected to spruce up facilities at the state Preschool Programs for Cedarcreek and Rio Vista. The grant funding was awarded to the programs through the

Since June, sheriff’s deputies have been going on regular probation sweeps, casting a wide net over the Santa Clarita Valley, searching for those violating their probation terms, finding fewer and

As high school students at Santa Clarita Christian School (SCCS) complete courses required for graduation, they also now have the ability to gain college credit from two accredited Christian universities.

Following up on the delightful task of sampling the 2015 vintage from Bordeaux, here are Terry’s and my thoughts on the reds. Something to keep in mind is that Bordeaux

Happenstance Last week, while going on my daily five mile walk, I bumped into Tom Hemphill who lives on the next street over from me and our brief chat

By Jesse Muñoz/COC Sports Information Director For The Signal The College of the Canyons men’s and women’s basketball programs will take a road trip to West L.A. College in the regular

By Grant Gordon For The Signal LOS ANGELES – It seemed as though all that separated the Valencia High girls’ soccer team from a first-round playoff exit was a bit

The Canyon student section closed out its girls basketball team’s game against St. Anthony of Long Beach with one simple chant repeated over and over.“C-I-F. C-I-F. C-I-F,” repeated the green-clad

DUARTE – Playoff matchups usually entail a mad dash to acquire information on an often unknown opponent. That wasn’t the case Tuesday night for the Hart girls basketball team. They

In its second year of competing in the CIF-Southern Section Division 1 playoffs, the Hart girls soccer team looked the part of a Division 1 team. That’s not to say

Two restaurants and a liquor store in the Santa Clarita Valley were accused of selling alcohol to minors in a sting operation aimed at ferreting out people who put alcohol

A Castaic man accused of making criminal threats against his estranged wife who works for Castaic Elementary School – prompting safety concerns at the school – pleaded not guilty Thursday

About 30 students at Valencia High School are working together to save the earth and promote recycling on their school campus through the high school’s new Recycling Club. “We didn’t