Since my last column, it does not appear that things are looking up for the wine industry. As I reported before, harvest for California wines has declined significantly. On Nov. 24, 2025, Reuters reported, “The French
News release Dozens of dachshunds, corgis, and small dogs will race along the Ventura Harbor waterfront on April 18 as the viral pup Rowdy Dachshund, a professional skateboarding dog and champion racer
News release The Santa Clarita Artists Association gallery is presenting “Rustic Roots,” an intimate exhibit featuring seven local artists across varied media, highlighting the spirit and fortitude of those who built and cultivated this rugged region.
News release The nonprofit Rancho Camulos Museum is hosting an event in partnership with the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival at 1 p.m. April 17 to benefit the museum’s historic preservation efforts. “Experience a unique opportunity
News release Community members are invited to experience the tastiest event of the year at Child & Family Center’s 37th annual Taste of the Town food and wine fest on Sunday, May 3. The event this
News release The city of Santa Clarita is inviting residents and visitors to enjoy the return of Celebrate, a free, family-friendly event series that highlights beautiful cultures from around the world. Held on the second Friday
Go Jazz Big Band celebrated spring with attendees during the “It Might as Well Be Spring” showcase at The Main on Saturday. Under the direction of Brian Leff, featuring vocalist
News release Rep. George Whitesides, D-Agua Dulce, announced his office is accepting applications for the 2026 Congressional Art Competition. Each year, high school students from across the country have the opportunity
It was chaos at the Santa Clarita Aquatics Center on Saturday morning, but in a good way. There was a line of people wrapped around the main entrance of the pool gate, waiting to
The ONE TaeKwonDo held its 8th annual Break-A-Thon last Saturday in Castaic where students gave a live demonstration to board breaking while simultaneously raising funds for the Michael Hoefflin Foundation
The Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School held its inaugural Touch-a-Truck and Career Festival, open to the public on Saturday. Hosted by SCVi’s Parent, Teacher and Student Association, also known as PTSA, the event aimed at not only bringing the
By Signal Staff Buzz Classic Movies features a retro comedy this week with a Saturday night showing of “Topper,” starring Cary Grant. The 1937 film has earned an 87% “fresh” rating from the critics based on 17 reviews, and an 80% audience score on Rotten
News release The city invites the community to a splash-filled celebration at the 15th Annual Splash N’ Dash at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center (20850 Centre Pointe Parkway). The event will take place on Saturday, April 4, at 10 a.m. in
From vines on guests’ heads to the wine sourced from other vines, Circle of Hope held its annual Vine2Wine fundraiser on Saturday at Bella Vida. Guests dressed in togas to
As children impatiently waited alongside the perimeter for the “Egg Scramble,” to collect as many eggs as possible, the energy was bouncing off of the walls. As part of the city of
Soon to be five-year-old Aaron Deleon, was just 14 months old when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The diagnosis for the child was “a numbing and surreal feeling. We had never experienced or had any familiarity with childhood cancer,” his father,
There are plenty of fish in the sea — even if it means having to walk the plank to catch them. “Love Overboard” is a new dating show, which premiered
As Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” recently won “Best Picture” at the Academy Awards, in addition to having received 13 nominations and six wins, its success had a strong
News release Canyon Theatre Guild is performing the comedy, Marc Camoletti’s “Boeing Boeing,” weekends through April 26. This 1960s French farce debuted in London in 1962 and earned a Tony Award on Broadway for best revival in 2008. The adaptation for
News release Mission Opera, a Santa Clarita-based professional opera company, is scheduled to present a double bill of one-act operas by Carlisle Floyd — “Slow Dusk” and “The Sojourner and “Mollie Sinclair” — on April 10, 11 and 12 at the Canyon High School