
Unity Center to hold interfaith Ramadan dinner on May 25
The Unity Center of Santa Clarita will open its doors to the city for an interfaith dinner May 25. Moazzem H. Chowdhury, former chairman of the board of directors at

The Unity Center of Santa Clarita will open its doors to the city for an interfaith dinner May 25. Moazzem H. Chowdhury, former chairman of the board of directors at

Santa Clarita can no longer limit where all registered sex offenders may live, following a unanimous City Council vote Tuesday that repealed a city ordinance. However, despite tracking the locations
The CBS Film Series will commemorate Yam Hashoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, with its next film “Who Will Write Our History,” at Congregation Beth Shalom on Sunday. Set in 1940,

Rio Vista Elementary School had a special host for its Fun Run fundraiser on Friday. Calvin Millan, host of the Nick Jr. show “Mutt & Stuff” and Cesar Millan’s son,

CARPINTERIA — The last player standing in the CIF-Southern Section Boys Tennis Individual Championships from the Foothill League, Hart sophomore Luke Papayoanou traveled to Cate School on Friday for his

The top-three finishers of the seventh annual High School Speech Competition held at Canyon High School last month were honored at the Scholars & Bench Night on Thursday evening at

Transients lighting a fire near Vasquez Canyon Road and Bouquet Canyon Road triggered a massive response to the area by firefighters Friday morning. About 6:20 a.m., emergency response crews including

Six-year-old BMX rider Maya Gadbois is used to competing on an international stage. Two years ago she became the youngest person ever to qualify for the UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale)

By Signal Staff Santa Clarita Valley deputies responded to a report of “shots fired” at the 26000 block of Bouquet Canyon Road in Saugus, officials said. “Someone reported hearing a

“To learn to do a skateboard trick, how many times you have to do something to get it right, and you hurt yourself and you learn to do that trick

At first glance, Kienan Donovan might not look like a typical thrower. At 5-foot-10 and 175 pounds, he’s not as big as his counterparts and he’s relatively soft-spoken. But don’t

By Mason NesbittFor The Signal On more than one occasion this season, Master’s coach Zach Schroeder sat down with Justin Harris to discuss the junior’s most recent performance in the

On Thursday morning, the skies didn’t look ominous to West Ranch golf’s Ashton Lee. They looked worse. Rain came pouring down as he made his way to Goose Creek Golf

Not even the weather could stop the Wine on the Roof event Thursday night. After having to make a change in venue on the eve of the event due to

The building that formerly housed Einstein Academy and Pinecrest School began to be demolished this week. Since the summer 2018, the campus has remained vacant, until CBRE Group Inc. and

Don Ernst, a Stevenson Ranch resident, has had a long career in the film industry, but he said there were many things that made his time as co-producer of the

Hart District officials discussed the vetting and training process for coaches, as well as how the newest district website, the “Athletic Training Room,” is designed to help athletes and their

May is National Foster Care Month and the Children’s Bureau is asking the Santa Clarita Valley community to focus their attention on the year-round needs of the children and youth

A Canyon Country man accused by the FBI of distributing child pornography pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal with prosecutors of the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Justin Schobey, 19,

Senate Bill 153 cleared the Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday, meaning the industrial hemp-related measure will now head to the Senate floor for consideration. The bill, which is authored by