Pumpkins, petting zoos and more, Gilchrist farms is bringing seasonal fun to Santa Clarita with their third annual Harvest Festival scheduled Sept. 29 to Oct. 31.
The two Foothill League teams with arguably the toughest preleague schedules meet tonight in their league opener, as Valencia faces Canyon at Canyon High School. Both teams enter league play
Veterans Portrait Session On Nov. 16, 2017, I met Ron Contant at Newhall’s American Legion Hall during a portrait session donated to Santa Clarita Valley’s veterans by The Greatest Generations
As of The Signal’s press deadline the finishing times were not available. Heading down from Santa Clarita, Trinity Classical Academy cross-country teams warmed-up alongside their teammates ahead of the third
After giving up eight consecutive points against Golden Valley in a game that could potentially conclude a sweep, West Ranch volleyball had to remind itself what it’s capable of. “We’ve
It was a battle of the Foothill League girls tennis powerhouses on Thursday afternoon, as Valencia faced West Ranch in a match between the last two remaining undefeated league teams.
A report assessing the mental competency of a local woman facing several serious criminal charges, including murder in connection with a fatal wrong-way traffic collision in January, was presented in
A convicted murderer accused of killing a former Newhall woman in 1980 saw his trial postponed another month Thursday. Harold Anthony Parkinson, 58, who is currently serving a 15-years-to-life for
A Littlerock man accused of slamming into the back of a parked car on the shoulder of Highway 14 about a year ago, killing an occupant of that car, appeared
A county motion drafted in response to the largest seizure of illegal cockfighting birds in the history of the United States last year — a bust that happened in Val
By Jesse Munoz COC Sports Information For The Signal There are six weeks left in the regular season, but after an impressive showing at the annual Morro Bay North-South
Two out-of-town men were arrested during a traffic stop Wednesday on suspicion of kidnapping for ransom, regarding two other occupants in the same vehicle. The two suspects — one from
A state rent control initiative is on the Nov. 6 ballot — and local legislators and Realtors have concerns. Proposition 10 would expand local governments’ authority to enact rent control
Almost a month into the school year, Foothill League cross-country teams are just about to wrap up their preleague meets and invitationals with the Foothill League match No. 1 looming.
Gubernatorial candidate John Cox stopped by Santa Clarita for the first stop of his “Help Is On The Way” bus tour — choosing a local Costco gas station as his
Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law on Thursday a bill by Sen. Scott Wilk that prohibits educational institutions from including directory or personal information of a student or parent in
A plan to build 37 homes next to a similar proposed development calling for more than 100 homes, with both projects across the street from Pico Canyon Elementary School, is
While the drought is officially over, for some residents of the Santa Clarita Valley water remains as scarce as it was two years ago. After years of having received
The city of Santa Clarita has released its 2017 annual volunteers report, revealing an accumulation of volunteer hours equivalent to more than 20 full-time employees. The report breaks down several
The Charlie Fire, which burned 3,380 acres, was reported to be 86 percent contained by late Wednesday afternoon. The fire began Saturday at 2:42 p.m., off Charlie Canyon near
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