By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer Katie Geyer, former Santa Clarita Valley resident and Signal reporter, believes there’s power behind writing. From covering the tireless work of local nonprofits
Sitting in the driver’s seat of a black Mini Cooper, West Ranch quarterback Weston Eget sat talking to a teammate as they were the last two players to leave practice
Christ Lutheran Church is hosting a UCLA blood drive on Friday. The drive will go from 1:15 to 6:15 p.m. Interested participants can go to Classrooms 9 and 10, with
If you noticed your lawn drying up and you began wondering just how much water the Santa Clarita Valley has, you can get your answer Wednesday when SCV Water’s Water
As of Monday, 11 challengers have filed papers with the state to run in the race to unseat three Santa Clarita City Council incumbents up for reelection. Councilman Bill Miranda,
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer Zion, a 5-month-old golden retriever puppy, boarded an empty bus for the first time on Saturday. Quietly, yet attentively, she made her way
Two unemployed women from Bakersfield were arrested on suspicion of burglary Saturday after they were allegedly caught with a large amount of stolen clothing. Shortly after 6 p.m. Saturday, deputies
A 25-year-old cook who lives in Castaic was arrested Saturday, suspected of having robbed a 40-year-old man at gunpoint. Shortly after 3 p.m. Saturday, deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley
A man accused of strangling his boyfriend in Valencia was scheduled to set a date for his preliminary hearing next month, almost a year after his arrest. Christian Alexander Ortiz,
A woman hiking at Vasquez Rocks Sunday was plucked to safety after she fell over a cliff and hit her head, blacking out momentarily but managing to call 911 on
By Natalie Gilmore Finding the balance between PGA tour caddy and amateur player, Corby Segal has put the Santa Clarita Valley on the map in the golf world once again.
By Michele E. Buttelman As the sunset bathes the nearby striking rock formations of Vasquez Rocks Natural Area in warm yellow and orange light, nearly a dozen of Dan Balestrero’s
It may be no Garden of Eden, but tucked away in Central Park is the Santa Clarita Valley’s own Garden of Eatin’. Once through the locked gates of the garden,
The future students of Castaic High School joined state legislators, district leaders, parents and Santa Clarita Valley stakeholders at the future school site to celebrate the countdown to Castaic High
One Saugus High School rising senior represented the entire Santa Clarita Valley at the final Hispanic Scholarship Fund Youth Leadership Institute of the year, which was held at the University
Superintendent Colleen Hawkins hosted the first of three Coffee with the Superintendent meetings on Thursday in which she, along with parents and district staff, shared their vision for the Saugus
It’s 4 p.m. in Santa Clarita, late July. The temperature’s just over 100 degrees, and a solar installation, bolted diagonally into the side of a shingled roof, radiates with heat.
Step into Kalene Parker’s humble home on Tyler Lane and one might get the impression that she’s an ordinary woman who lives in the Santa Clarita Valley, but that couldn’t
For 10 years, Karina Winkler has managed hotels with Holiday Inn. For four of those years, she has lived in Santa Clarita as manager of the Best Western/Holiday Inn Express
The Santa Clarita Valley is one of multiple locations under a heat alert issued by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, according to a release issued Friday.
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