The Santa Clarita chapter of Project Linus has kept the Valentine’s spirit alive by spreading love with handmade blankets for children. The annual Make-a-Blanket Day kicked off this year in
The 41st annual City of Santa Clarita Dodger Day is returning and the City Council is inviting residents to purchase tickets for the game. The reigning National League Champion Los
Canyon boys soccer defied plenty of expectations just to get to Friday’s CIF-Southern Section Division 5 first-round contest at Eastside. The Cowboys scored in the final few minute of the
The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita hosted a job strategy workshop Saturday at the Savia Community Center, where women were offered career advice and workplace strategies. Saturday’s workshop, part of
The recent shooting in Florida completely breaks my heart. It breaks for the families and loved ones of the children lost, the kids who saw their friends murdered and will
In an effort to close a loophole in California gun laws, State Sen. Henry Stern, D- Canoga Park, and the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office (LADA) have introduced SB 1281,
After discussing the news of the week, The Signal’s Editorial Board felt a prevailing sense of how prescient the movie “The Truman Show” was for today’s society. For those who
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After beating Rubidoux 83-23 in the second round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 5AAA tournament, Noah Veluzat had one thing to say: “Shout out Taylor Swift.” The Cardinals have been
Traveling 160-plus miles to play a postseason game on the road wasn’t going to be enough pressure for Mission Prep. The Valencia boys basketball team really wanted to dial up
A church ministry that’s helped the homeless of Santa Clarita for nearly 40 years is seeking help from the community after receiving notice from county officials that it must vacate
Two hours before taking on Righetti of Santa Maria on Friday, the Hart boys soccer team sat together in a classroom, mentally preparing for the CIF-Southern Section Division 4 tournament
Meet the way of land development in the 21st century—vistas of shiny black surfaces like tabletops, some big enough to hide a small town, covering the earth with solar
This is the third in a seven-part series looking at the six murders that were reported in the Santa Clarita Valley in 2017. In the hills that unfold across more
California Teacher of the Year and Northlake Hills Elementary School teacher Erin Oxhorn-Gilpin traveled to Sacramento this week to celebrate her recognition and discuss education policy with her fellow Teachers
Southern California Edison crews continued to install marker balls in the Saugus area of Santa Clarita Friday afternoon. Our cameras caught the process which involved a man dangling from a
Grant funding worth $10,000 is expected to spruce up facilities at the state Preschool Programs for Cedarcreek and Rio Vista. The grant funding was awarded to the programs through the
Since June, sheriff’s deputies have been going on regular probation sweeps, casting a wide net over the Santa Clarita Valley, searching for those violating their probation terms, finding fewer and
As high school students at Santa Clarita Christian School (SCCS) complete courses required for graduation, they also now have the ability to gain college credit from two accredited Christian universities.
Following up on the delightful task of sampling the 2015 vintage from Bordeaux, here are Terry’s and my thoughts on the reds. Something to keep in mind is that Bordeaux
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