Doves and balloons hovered over the skies early Monday afternoon in memory of Elliot Andrew Newcomb, a 2-year-old who died suddenly weeks after arriving home from the hospital for the
A motorist was killed and another injured Monday morning following a two-vehicle traffic collision in Stevenson Ranch. The crash happened at 9:05 a.m. on Pico Canyon Road, between The Old
The Woolsey Fire burning a swath of destruction on its way to the ocean has pressed every single Santa Clarita Valley firefighter and sheriff’s’ deputy into action. Firefighters making up
Rosedell Elementary School’s Inclusion Week offered nearly all of the school’s students a unique opportunity to learn from the perspective of somebody with mental or physical impairments. Spearheaded by parent
A Newhall woman who confessed to being a member of a gang testified at the murder trial of her ex-boyfriend Friday that, despite being scared for her life, she’s
Santa Clarita residents gathered Sunday evening at Marketplace Park to mourn lives lost in the shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks on Wednesday that left 13 dead, including the shooter.
A dead body found in a car on the side of the road was reported to emergency officials in Gorman early Sunday morning, according to L. A. Â County emergency response officials.
Veterans from World War II to current servicemen and their families gathered to honor Santa Clarita’s veterans and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I at the Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall.
L.Y.T.E. Dance Academy gave some dance enthusiasts a little flavor to their repertoire with a Salsa Rueda de Casino workshop, instructed by Lionel Araya, Saturday night.
By Jim Holt Signal Staff Writer Finding author Gordon Lore living, working and writing in the Santa Clarita Valley proved to be a treasure and a thrill this week, having
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer The goal of Single Mothers Outreach is to connect single parents to vital community resources, providing stable environments for families who are in real
By Matt Fernandez Signal Staff Writer Reading is an essential part of school, work and everyday life, but for those who struggle with reading, it may be discouraging or impossible
By Michelle Sathe Signal Staff Writer It’s fall, and I don’t know about you, but I’m craving comfort food. The Shepherd’s Pie ($14) at Brewery Draconum in Newhall certainly fits
By Rachel Cosgrove Signal Contributor For your health and fitness, this time of year can be one of the worst bringing stress, overwhelm, too many commitments, no time for yourself
By Michelle Sathe Signal Staff Writer Jim Savery tried all sorts of physical therapy to lessen the pain of his spinal stenosis, but nothing worked. Finally, Savery’s chiropractor suggested yoga,
For those who are always on the go leading up to the holidays, the season can feel more like madness than merrymaking. From planning get-togethers to building out a perfect
By Robert Lamoureux Signal Contributing Writer Question: Fire Tape Hi Robert, I can handle many scopes of work around my house as I am a licensed electrician and have years
Trailing by 10 points at halftime, the College of the Canyons football team sat apprehensively in the locker room. Head coach Ted Iacenda entered. He spoke to his team of
Amen boy howdy, do we have an interesting trail ride ahead, history saddlepals. We’ve got movie stars, epic crimes, a local first lady who runs over movie stars, giant wild
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer For the fourth consecutive month, the inventory of Santa Clarita Valley homes and condominiums increased to its highest level since August 2014, but a
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