Hart baseball cruises past Royal to advance to VIBL semifinals
July 15, 2019
It may have been 100 degrees at Hart High School on Monday, but Indians pitcher Daniel Parra warmed up the atmosphere a little bit more after bringing the heat against
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Hill, Messina speak on consequences of potential Affordable Care Act repeal
July 15, 2019
Rep. Katie Hill used a recent House Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing to speak about the consequences should the Affordable Care Act be repealed without a replacement. “If this
CHP arrests 3 on firearms-related charge
July 15, 2019
California Highway Patrol officers made three arrests in the early-morning hours Saturday that resulted from an alleged speeding violation, officials said. CHP officers reported a car allegedly “fluctuating between 85
LA County Public Health warns of unhealthy air quality for SCV
July 14, 2019
The air quality in the Santa Clarita Valley is forecast to be unhealthy for all individuals on Sunday, according to a news release from the Los Angeles County Department of
Pacifica residents hold church services with Ekklesia pastors
July 14, 2019
Residents at Pacifica Senior Living in Newhall were warmly received by pastors and members of Ekklesia Christian Community Church for services on Sunday. Held on the second and fourth Sundays
Redemption Road K9’s holds Rattlesnake Avoidance Seminar
July 13, 2019
With several local species of live rattlesnakes from the Santa Clarita Valley area, Redemption Road K9 held a rattlesnake avoidance seminar Saturday for about 35 local residents and their dogs.
Cricket teams play at Central Park, raise money for local charity
July 13, 2019
Four local cricket teams, including two associated with the Santa Clarita Cricketers, competed in a tournament at Central Park on Saturday, playing a game they love for a good cause.
Public Health raises septic tank costs in unincorporated areas, sends ‘confusing’ letter
July 13, 2019
In a letter recently distributed to a number of residents in the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County, the Department of Public Health announced a new fee on septic tank
Firefighters respond to drowning child call in Santa Clarita
July 13, 2019
Los Angeles County firefighters arrived at the 27000 block of Wellsley Way in Santa Clarita after receiving a call about a drowning child on Saturday. The Los Angeles County Fire
Zoe Campos wins qualifier, advances to United States Women’s Amateur Championship
July 13, 2019
Playing two practice rounds on Saturday, July 6th, and Sunday, July 7th, at Redlands Country Club in Redlands, West Ranch student and golf phenom Zoe Campos took aim ahead of
Signal 100 | A century (plus) of covering earthquakes
July 13, 2019
No. 28 in a series of 52 commemorating the 100-year anniversary of The Signal Perhaps the most asked question last week in Santa Clarita was: “Did you feel the earthquakes?”
Nonprofit representatives gather for ‘Meet the Grant Makers’
July 13, 2019
Attendees representing more than 30 nonprofits from across the Santa Clarita Valley gathered at College of the Canyons’ University Center Friday for the “Meet the Grant Makers” event. Theresa Zuzevich
Black Sox 11U baseball team readies for Cal Ripken Regional
July 13, 2019
At the start of the year, coaches and players in the Santa Clarita Youth Baseball league weren’t sure they’d even be able to play baseball in 2019. The fields at
Enrollment open for OLPH’s transitional kindergarten program
July 12, 2019
Schools will be back in session in August, and the same goes with Our Lady of Perpetual Help’s transitional kindergarten program, which has a start date of Aug. 16. After
UUSCV set to welcome new minister in August
July 12, 2019
The Rev. Megan Dowdell will be joining the Unitarian Universalists of Santa Clarita Valley as their new minister on Aug. 1, but she’ll have the chance to visit her congregation
Smith’s charter schools bill narrowly passes Senate Education Committee
July 12, 2019
Democratic Assemblywoman Christy Smith’s bill looking to prevent school districts from authorizing charter schools outside of their jurisdictional boundaries narrowly passed the Senate Education Committee this week, with Sen. Scott
Gribbons set to become president of Los Angeles Valley College
July 12, 2019
After nearly two decades serving College of the Canyons and its students, Barry Gribbons has agreed to become president of Los Angeles Valley College. Gribbons is the 10th person to
Whittaker-Bermite soil cleanup complete, officials report
July 12, 2019
After more than a decade, the Whittaker-Bermite cleanup reached a significant milestone this month as soil remediation efforts in contaminated areas are now complete, according to officials close to the
Oakmont of Valencia hosts ribbon cutting ceremony
July 12, 2019
After deciding to expand their services to create a new senior living community, Oakmont of Valencia has opened its doors to residents this week and hosted its ribbon-cutting ceremony on
TMU Insider: Mustangs saddle up for fall sports
July 12, 2019
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal Warning: Fall sports at The Master’s University are closer than they appear. With games roughly a month away, here’s a brief look at the