It’s been splendiferously mild for a Santa Clarita summer drifting into September. Not bad weather to take with us into yesteryear. We’ve a most compelling trek into the back trails
The 15th annual Bras For A Cause fundraiser set to happen Saturday, Sept. 15, is sold out. Every year, coinciding with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, event organizers invite people to
For the past four seasons, the West Ranch girls golf team has dominated the Foothill League, taking home the title every year since 2014. West Ranch features a roster full
When it comes to suicide prevention, experts say one vital component is making sure people are taking care of their mental health. SCV resident Gene Dorio knows this, he said,
Competing in the Jeff Nelson Invitational this past weekend, the Saugus cross-country team put on quite a show after both the boys and girls finished first in the meet held
About a 45-minute to an hour drive from the Brisbane or Gold Coast Airport in Gold Coast, Australia is the Broadwater Parklands, the site of the 2018 International World Triathlon
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Foundation and the Santa Clarita Valley Search and Rescue Team will be hosting the 12th annual golf tournament at the Oaks Club on Sept. 17.
The air quality forecast indicated another day of unhealthy conditions for Santa Clarita Valley residents early this week, health officials said Monday.
Southern California Edison stepped up its plan to better detect wildfires this summer, doubling the number of high-tech weather monitors and cameras it installed in fields, valleys and hilltops across
A local veteran who pleaded no contest a year ago to one count of possessing an assault weapon after he allegedly forced his way into a Saugus home, prompting a
By Jim Holt & Skylar Barti Signal Senior Staff Writer The man who authorities believe tried to kill himself at the Oak Tree Gun Club on Sunday is expected
Motorists might notice fewer DUI checkpoints on Santa Clarita Valley roads in the next year, but it doesn’t represent a change in priorities for deputies and officers — just a
From the construction of classrooms to the adoption of curriculum, student collaboration is an increasingly emphasized aspect of education in school districts across the Santa Clarita Valley. “It’s part of
By Michelle Sathe For a quick getaway, Ojai has a lot to offer. It’s just an hour from Santa Clarita, yet once you’re driving along the rolling hills of highway
The curtain rises for Justin Hayward on Sunday night, Sept. 9, as The Moody Blues’ gifted lead singer, lead guitarist and chief songwriter brings his acclaimed solo show to the
California’s tax officials hope to help nonprofits and the tax-exempt with information that could save them time and difficulty, according to the state’s tax administration agency. The seminar is looking
For over a century, Americans have celebrated the first Monday of September as Labor Day, though the celebrations of today differ from when the holiday was first observed.
One person was transported to Henry Mayo after sustaining a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the Oak Tree Gun Club on Sunday, officials said.
The Open Book Store held another book signing, this time for author and Stevenson Ranch resident Rich Allan on Saturday afternoon.
A recreational vehicle attempted to go through the opposite end of Boston Market’s drive-through after closing hours Friday evening, according to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officials.
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