News release Canyon Country resident Adam Swain Ferguson, founder of Purple Fox Entertainment, has authored a new book, “Love Without Wings: An Adoption Fairytale,” inspired by his own true story,
News release Veronica Stanley-Hooper, a Santa Clarita children’s book author and illustrator, has written a book entitled “Scary Halloween Costumes.” This book is a humorous story about two siblings trying
Amanda Steiff, a physical education teacher at Arroyo Seco Junior High School, has released a Halloween-themed children’s book, “Pumpkin Kitty,” to spread a message of acceptance. The idea of having
News release Local teen Alessandro Concas has released his follow-up novel, “Warning of the Ultimate Element” in the children’s series “Life of Time Cat.” The published author of two
“I wake and someone is talking to me. I don’t understand … where in the hell am I? Who is this guy? Why is he here? My head hurts so
Nick Storch, a Santa Clarita Valley resident, had gone through his adolescence thinking he was different from the rest of the kids. He couldn’t focus on doing his homework and
Debuting an LGBTQ novel as a bisexual woman is one thing – and it’s something else altogether if you haven’t yet told your family you’re bisexual. Courtney Kae is a
News release Often, the human monster is scarier than the phantasmagorical. Santa Clarita has been home to numerous Bigfoot sightings, killer African lions, puma attacks, witches, vampires, Old Testament
News release Are you a fan of old Western history and crime? On Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Old Town Newhall Library, you are invited to a
News release Walk into the woods at the city of Santa Clarita’s new art exhibit located above the Children’s Area at the Valencia branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library.
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer When Lisa Kort’s son was 5, they were once driving down Valencia Boulevard around Memorial Day weekend. The avenue was lined with American flags
News release The Santa Clarita Public Library has announced that One Story One City will return in March, with a new book selection. The One Story One City program promotes reading and
News release The question is not whether monsters walk among us. They do. And have. For thousands of years. On the borders of alleged civilization and everyday reality, macabre is all about. For