
Community pediatrician to retire after 47 years
In 1971, Loraine Stern was finishing her medical residency at UCLA when someone asked her what her career plans were. “I said, ‘I don’t know,’ and people said, ‘There’s a

In 1971, Loraine Stern was finishing her medical residency at UCLA when someone asked her what her career plans were. “I said, ‘I don’t know,’ and people said, ‘There’s a

Developers wanting to build more than 19,000 homes just south of the Kern County line encountered another roadblock this week with a lawsuit filed by environmentalists questioning the job done

Four Catholic priests who served parishioners in Newhall have been named in a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse stretching back decades, and involving more than 300 alleged offenders. The “nuisance lawsuit”

A call for a “split-roll” measure to separate corporate and residential property tax rules has qualified for the November 2020 ballot, the California Secretary of State’s Office announced Monday. The

In an evenly-matched game, Canyon football hosts Golden Valley at Canyon High School on Friday. Both schools are coming off losses of over 30 points last week and seek to

Coming off a 17-14 comeback win against Saugus last Friday, West Ranch football visits College of the Canyons tonight to take on a Hart team that picked up its first

The cheering crowd of over 100 Santa Clarita Valley residents gathered at Sand Canyon Country Club on Thursday night to bid on a chance to get an exclusive experience with

Saugus volleyball went on the road on Thursday evening to begin the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 playoffs against Notre Dame Academy of Los Angeles. The Regal Gryphons used home court

West Ranch girls volleyball traveled to Mission Hills to take on Bishop Alemany in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 playoffs on Thursday. With a packed gym

For the West Ranch Wildcats girls tennis team, three is a magic number. West Ranch dropped only three sets on Thursday afternoon, defeating Valencia 15-3 on its way to a

Hart volleyball’s Zoe DiNardo couldn’t believe how many people were in the stands for her team’s match against St. Paul of Santa Fe Springs. The spectators came with good reason,

The state’s court of appeals issued its opinion in a local legal saga over a restraining order and harassment claim between two City Council candidates stretching back more than a

Two eyes and a jack-o-lantern smile carved into a big orange fiberglass pumpkin, standing for more than just decoration: A little piece of tradition for many Santa Clarita residents is returning for two weekends of October, for pumpkin sales and photo opportunities only.

By Jesse Muñoz For The Signal To say Grace Ferguson is having an impact on the Cougars’ success this season would be an understatement. Whether it be from behind the

Valencia’s No. 1 singles player Amanda Tabanera has been an integral part of the Vikings tennis team for four years, and now she will continue her playing career as a

A house in Saugus will once again undergo a complete haunted makeover, “Stranger Things”-style, for Halloween this year. William “Bond” Landeen has transformed the garage of his Saugus home into

Santa Clarita resident Kelly Packard marked the beginning of Wednesday’s National League Championship Series playoff game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Milwaukee Brewers at Dodger Stadium. Known for

While there’s nothing wrong with indulging in the action-packed Marvel blockbuster movies, Santa Clarita Valley residents are closer to enjoying indie, foreign and art films in their hometown, following a

Holding a two-set lead over Bakersfield College on Wednesday night, College of the Canyons was battling, but in control. “We wanted to start off with a lot of energy and

By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal The scenes remain an indelible part of the most prolific playoff run in Santa Clarita Valley boys soccer history: Justin Ikeora breaking away from