Enjoying a stroll through Bridgeport Marketplace
September 25, 2018
By Marina Anderson Wondering what to do this weekend? If you like being around water, and enjoying nature like ducks and turtles, there’s a place you can enjoy without having
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TMU Insider: TMU cross-country event continues to grow
September 25, 2018
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal Is there a better way to highlight the sport of cross-country and your university than to have one of your most-organized, most-successful programs host
Legislators wait on governor’s signature for bills before Sunday
September 25, 2018
Local state legislators are waiting on Gov. Jerry Brown’s signature on a few more bills before the clock is up this fall for the governor to sign their legislation into
Governor vetoes Acosta bill to customize license plates for Gold Star families
September 25, 2018
Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill Friday, authored by Assemblyman Dante Acosta, R-Santa Clarita, that would have allowed the Department of Motor Vehicles to sponsor a gold star family specialized
Prep football notebook: Two SCV teams in this week’s CIF-SS polls
September 25, 2018
The CIF-Southern Section Week 5 polls were released on Monday with three Foothill League schools in action, wrapping up their preleague schedules this past weekend. West Ranch (5-0) was the
West Ranch girls tennis wins 23rd annual Valencia Fall Brawl
September 24, 2018
The 23rd annual Valencia Fall Brawl took place on Saturday, Sept. 22, with West Ranch coming out on top in both the singles and doubles brackets in the eight-team girls
Hanging victim identified as Lancaster man
September 24, 2018
The man whose body was found hanging in a field Thursday in a remote area of Bouquet Canyon Road near Agua Dulce has been identified as 53-year-old Michael Husher of
UPDATE: Charlie Fire sends 2 to hospital
September 24, 2018
Two people were injured and taken to the hospital as a result of the Charlie Fire, which by Monday afternoon had burned 3,380 acres and was 30 percent contained. One
Fall SoCal Festivals
September 24, 2018
From Santa Clarita to Goleta, from Tehachapi to San Diego, there’s a festival waiting for you. Apples, lemons, avocados, art and music are all waiting for their day in the
‘Right pricing’ in today’s real estate market
September 24, 2018
By Ray Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer ‘Right pricing’ of the home is listing the home at a price designed to get the seller the highest sales price within the timeframe
What we’ve learned from Foothill League preleague so far?
September 24, 2018
With three Foothill League teams done with preleague and the other three finishing this past Friday, it’s time to examine what we’ve learned so far before league play begins Sept.
One more alleged victim comes forward in Haggerty sex case
September 24, 2018
Prosecutors have amended their felony complaint filed against a youth basketball coach to include one more boy whom, they say, was touched inappropriately, bringing to nine the number of alleged
Connecting with your city
September 24, 2018
By Ken Striplin City Manager One of the factors that makes our city so successful is the amazing citizen base, comprised of individuals who are engaged, dedicated and proactive in
In search of something better, better pay behind a soaring quit rate
September 24, 2018
People are quitting their jobs at a record rate not seen since the start of the world wide web in the 1990s, or the internet bubble, a recent Labor Department
CIF-SS football, volleyball, cross country rankings: 9/24/18
September 24, 2018
Football Division 6 No. 2 West Ranch Division 12 No. 5 Santa Clarita Christian Volleyball Division 3 No. 2 Hart Division 8 No. 4 Santa Clarita Christian No. 6 Trinity
Hart District program tackles suicide issue
September 24, 2018
Parent and Student Empowerment held its first informational lecture of the year at Rio Norte Junior High, where nearly 100 parents and students attended a discussion called “Every Life Matters:
How to get a handle on work-related stress
September 24, 2018
Work-related stress is an all-too-common problem in the workplace, and Santa Clarita isn’t immune from the health challenges stress can bring. About 80 percent of workers report feeling stress on
Cell towers to bring signal to Santa Clarita Valley, where terrain makes it difficult
September 24, 2018
With three new cell towers approved and on the way, there’s hope for better cell reception for those struggling with dropped calls. But Santa Clarita’s topography creates some inherent challenges
Soul-satisfying Asian fusion at My Hot Pot
September 24, 2018
Back in 1999, I was living in Shanghai, China, a Southern California girl trying to find her way in a very foreign land. What I enjoyed exploring most there was
Poole & Shaffery law firm celebrate 20 years of service
September 24, 2018
Several dozen friends and colleagues of Poole & Shaffery LLP inundated the firm’s lobby Thursday in celebration of 20 years of service. The event was the focus of the Santa