The pool at Val Verde’s community park is getting a facelift thanks to county supervisors who set aside $570,000 to repair its deck. On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Board
Trinity Classical Academy girls basketball hosted Palmdale Aerospace Academy in a Heritage League game at The Master’s University on Tuesday. Starting out in a zone defense, the Knights stifled the
A man who allegedly wielded a knife during a confrontation with another man was arrested at gunpoint late Tuesday afternoon, prompting a couple of witnesses to seek shelter in nearby
By Dan Lovi and Diego Marquez Signal Staff Writers The 2018-19 boys basketball season is already underway, with each team having competed in its first league game this past Friday.
At least two people were hurt in a traffic collision on The Old Road near Towsley Canyon mid-afternoon Tuesday. The crash happened shortly after 2:05 p.m. just south of Calgrove
To avoid a return to the nightmare of Thanksgiving weekend traffic, Caltrans is reopening the closed-for-construction lane on Interstate 5 in Castaic just in time for the Christmas weekend traffic.
The nomination of former 38th District Assemblyman Dante Acosta to the SCV Water Agency board of directors has hit a snag, as it is now being reviewed by the county’s
While West Ranch track and field’s Natalie Ramirez and Shelbi Schauble may compete in very different events, they both had a similar experience when it came to committing to a
After waiting months for a response, Bridge to Home received notice that its grant process toward a year-round homeless shelter has been canceled. The nonprofit organization is now asking the
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal One reason coach Kelvin Starr is pleased to be heading into a 10-day break is because it provides The Master’s University men’s basketball team
One of the specialty squads assembled by Capt. Robert Lewis in response to identified crime trends — in this case, a team assigned to address crime at retail stores —
Porch pirates stealing packages delivered to Santa Clarita Valley doorsteps are proving to be this holiday season’s prime culprit for law enforcement. “Thieves are always on the lookout for an
It hasn’t always been an easy road for College of the Canyons quarterback Wyatt Eget. After his senior year at West Ranch in 2016, he didn’t receive any offers and
Hosting the No. 3 ranked Wayland Baptist Flying Queens at the MacArthur Center, The Master’s University women’s basketball team found themselves trailing for all but three minutes and 43 seconds
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer French-born Nicole Winters enjoys telling the story of serving her favorite chocolate dessert from her childhood at a Christmas party gathering of over 20
By Jim Mullen Signal Contributing Writer Three years ago at this time of year, I mentioned that I had just gone through an entire day without having a pumpkin spice
Rock singer-guitarist Martha Davis and The Motels, enduring legends of Hollywood’s off-the-hook rock scene in the late 1970s-early ’80s, will unpack classics and brand-new songs when they check into the
By Taylor Villanueva Signal Staff Writer Laurie Ender has been making an impact in the Santa Clarita Valley since she first moved here in 1992 with her husband and oldest
’Tis the season to snowboard, sled and make snow angels. With the closest snowfall less than an hour away from Santa Clarita, a day trip can make everlasting winter memories
Judging by the hats, hoodies and scarves being worn by people around town, winter has arrived in the Santa Clarita Valley. Mornings and evenings are especially frigid, with temperatures dropping