While there are around 35,000 foster children across Los Angeles County, there are even more caregivers. That’s where Fostering UNITY comes in, working to support caregivers with the goal of
The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley held its annual Festival of Trees auction fundraiser on Saturday and Sunday at the old Saddle Ranch in Westfield Valencia Town
While looking for a home to purchase in Canyon Country, the Sarmasts were thrilled to find a farmhouse-style home that reminded the equestrian family of home. The Sarmasts were looking to move
News release The College of the Canyons Theatre Department is presenting “Antigone,” the Greek tragedy by Sophocles, as its first live performance since 2020. Performances are scheduled 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and at 2 p.m. Sunday.
3/4 stars “King Richard” Warner Brothers Pictures; Directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green Rated PG -13 (Brief Drug Material; A Sexual Reference; Some Violence; Strong Language); 146 minutes Starts today at Laemmle Newhall and Regal Edwards Valencia
Celine Chen, a 17-year-old student from Valencia, won the Debussy award at the annual Claudette Sorel Piano Competition, with 72 pianists – including international participants — invited to perform. The
Some of the Santa Clarita Valley’s foster youth and families in need no longer have to worry about their Thanksgiving meals this year, following a drive-thru meal distribution held at
Stamped in sidewalks across the Santa Clarita Valley are more than two dozen poems, each exemplifying the various aspects that make the SCV feel like home. For the past three
Valencia Acura, in partnership with the Los Angeles County Castaic Animal Care Center, is hosting a pet adoption event at the dealership Saturday. This is scheduled to be the first
The city of Santa Clarita is inviting residents to dispose of their unwanted household hazardous and electronic waste at the free household hazardous/e-waste collection event on Saturday. The event is
News release On Dec. 5, the Sierra Hillbillies Square Dance Club will dust off their ugliest holiday sweaters to kick off the season. Caller will be Michael Kellogg and the dance starts at 2
Bridge to Home has partnered with the ARTree Community Arts Center to host “Living in Color,” an art show fundraiser, on Friday. The inspiration for “Living in Color” came to
Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, and volunteers delivered a truckload of food donations to the Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry in Newhall Saturday. The donations, which had been collected from
By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer Art is a powerful medium to express emotions or ideas through a non-communicative way, but without viewers there is no message to receive and
By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer The United States’ immigration policies can be controversial topics of discussion, but filmmaker Laura Carlson wanted to capture how national politics impact local communities
3.5/4 stars “Last Night in Soho” Focus Features Directed by Edgar Wright Rated R (Brief drug material; bloody violence; brief graphic nudity; language; sexual content) 117 minutes I always look forward to new releases from
Following up on our August visit at Torrin Winery with owner Scott Hawley and David Newell, his director of sales and hospitality: Despite its virtual cult reputation, Torrin and its sister label, Lagom, produce a
Momentarily setting aside branch rivalries, a coalition of Santa Clarita Valley military veterans were joined by hundreds of their fellow local residents and community leaders in attending the city of Santa Clarita
Like most others stuck at home amidst the pandemic, Santa Clarita resident Pohelette Perez took to social media, looking for the opportunity to share her story. “My platform on TikTok
The Salvation Army Santa Clarita Valley Corps is hosting a food drive next week, as its food pantry is critically low on food. As the pandemic continues to financially affect