Author Profile: Paul Marks, Shamus Award-winning author
October 7, 2018
Paul Marks, now an Acton resident after living in Saugus since 1994, is the author of the Shamus Award-winning novel “White Heat” and its sequel, “Broken Windows.”
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Hundreds joined together to support loved ones at the Walk to End Alzheimer’s
October 7, 2018
Santa Clarita families showed love and support as they took part in the 2018 Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Bridgeport Park on Saturday.
Non-profit to host annual Skate-A-Thon
October 7, 2018
SNAP sports annual Skate-A-Thon event is scheduled Saturday, Oct. 27., to raise money for the sports programs for athletes with special needs, organizers said.
SCCS football ends preleague with win over Temple City
October 6, 2018
In the last preleague game before its Prep League opener, Santa Clarita Christian School football wanted to both make an impression and fix a few loose ends on Saturday night.
Circle of Hope hosts annual Afternoon Tea
October 6, 2018
Circle of Hope hosted its 15th annual Afternoon Tea Saturday to kick off 31 Days of Hope.
Upcoming class aims to demystify questions and concerns about breast health and breast cancer at Henry Mayo
October 6, 2018
To coincide with Breast Cancer Awareness month, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital is offering a class on clearing away the myths behind breast cancer at “Breast Health Demystified – An Evening of Awareness” on Oct. 23.
Logix set to give back to the community and get to know Santa Clarita ahead of their new HQ opening
October 6, 2018
As a way to give back to Santa Clarita, Logix Federal Credit Union will kick off its day of community service at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Oct. 8.
Celebrate at the first Oktoberfest at Brewery Draconum this weekend
October 6, 2018
Brewery Draconum will offer its first Oktoberfest weekend, offering games, brews and food, beginning Saturday, according to organizers.
Finding selfie significance
October 6, 2018
In September 2017, a Santa Clarita resident found a deeper meaning to the selfie and the signs around the community.
Paul Butler: Seven deadly sins in the workplace
October 6, 2018
The seven deadly sins apparently are lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy and pride. Let’s look at each of these and explore how we see them in today’s working world.
SCCS football looking to get back to its winning ways against Temple City
October 6, 2018
The Santa Clarita Christian School Cardinals host the Temple City Rams in their final preleague game of the year at Valencia High School tonight. Dropping a tough game against Rancho
Smith takes fundraising lead over Acosta for 38th Assembly District
October 6, 2018
The fundraising numbers for this quarter of the 38th Assembly District election cycle show challenger Christy Smith taking the lead over incumbent Assemblyman Dante Acosta. Contributions for Smith’s campaign from
Castaic election set for Nov. 10
October 6, 2018
Half of the seats on the Castaic Area Town Council are up for election this November, the council announced Friday. The election to determine the leadership of the five Castaic
James Gary Popejoy – U.S. Army Vietnam War Veteran – Newhall Resident
October 5, 2018
Meeting Popejoy Earlier this year, Gary Popejoy reached out to me via The Signal newspaper’s Friday veterans page and he spoke on the phone, which led him to e-mailing me
Trinity football opens Academy League play with win
October 5, 2018
Trinity Classical Academy won its first Academy League game of the season 58-8 against Firebaugh on Friday night at Lynwood High School. The Falcons football team came out firing, running
Saugus leans on defense in win over Golden Valley
October 5, 2018
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal Saugus leaned heavily on its defense and passing game to hold off an energetic Golden Valley squad 35-13 at College of the Canyons on
Seymour scores two as Valencia football defeats Hart
October 5, 2018
Usually, Valencia’s Ben Seymour lines up on defense at the linebacker position. But on Friday against Hart, he found himself on offense in the crosshairs of a screen pass from
West Ranch continues quest for perfection with win over Canyon
October 5, 2018
West Ranch continued its historic 2018 campaign with a 46-14 win against Canyon on Friday night at Canyon High School. Quarterback Weston Eget once again paced the game for the
Rape trial of Saugus man set to begin next week
October 5, 2018
The jury trial that was slated to begin in August for a Saugus man accused of date rape has been rescheduled to begin this month. Brady John Wood, now 21,
School district: No link to religious group
October 5, 2018
After a social media post on a community forum garnered more than 100 comments this week, Sulphur Springs Union School District leaders are reassuring parents that the district doesn’t support,