By Janet Hedke Contributor The Santa Clarita Master Chorale invites the community to an elegant evening of wine, dinner and song at the organization’s annual Cabaret & Cabernet benefit, “Jukebox Saturday
After 27 years of business, Genghis Khan Mongolian BBQ announced on Wednesday that they closed their doors permanently on Dec. 23. The announcement was posted on the restaurant’s Facebook by
A couple of things become obvious after meeting Anthony Syracuse, co-owner of LA North, and touring one of the 16 massive soundstages his company operates in Santa Clarita: 1) He’s
News release Pete Morris, urban street painter and art teacher, will be demonstrating “Watercolor on Mineral Paper” on Feb. 13 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Main Theater, 24266 Main
News release You can exercise and have fun while you get in over 5,000 steps with the Sierra Hillbillies’ new square dance class. Instructor Janienne Alexander will be teaching
News release The Santa Clarita Artists Association announced its new exhibit, entitled “Wishful Thinking,” will feature positive art and reflect optimism, hopes and dreams for the future, either personal or
Santa Clarita 11-year-old Violet McGraw has admittedly been shy most of her life. Acting has pushed her out of her shell, she said, and her new film, “M3GAN,” is good
It wasn’t “Purple Rain” that closed down The Canyon in Santa Clarita on New Year’s Eve, but flooding during a show by the tribute band Prince Again might have been
It was after work. He was with some of “the guys” having beers. He looked up to the mountains and saw the smoke, and then, from a TV set in
Santa Clarita resident Roxanne Argana put her luck to the test after being chosen as a contestant on “The Price is Right,” airing on Jan. 16. Working from home, Argana
News release Santa Clarita residents will be able to unlock their inner artist in 2023 as four new exhibits are installed at the city of Santa Clarita’s free public galleries.
Studio 7 Foundation is planning to hold the second annual PJR Day of Remembrance to honor former Valencia Viking Pedro “Javi” Roman on Jan. 29. The event is scheduled to
Roughly six years into a 10-year Arts Master Plan for Santa Clarita, members of the city’s Arts Commission met recently to discuss plans for 2023 and to discuss the progress
The Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation hosted its 42nd annual Holiday Home Tour over the course of three days earlier this month to raise money for the hospital’s Center for
The Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra performed its Carnival of the Animals Concert at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts center earlier this month.
Willy Linares’ responsibility of being a caregiver at home weighs heavily on his shoulders. When he heard that the Latter-day Saints Church was giving away food to anyone, he stopped
By Jim Walker Signal Staff Writer For many of us, a trip out to view the holiday light displays is a must-do this time of year. And, if possible, those displays
All three of the synagogues in Santa Clarita will be joining together to light the first candle on the menorah at the Westfield Valencia Town Center mall on Sunday to
This is my second column based on my meeting with Nick and Adam Franscioni during Hospice du Rhone. A word on that outstanding event. If you enjoy any of the
News release Anyone with a sibling can relate to a situation where the big brother tells the little brother, “Stop following me around and stop copying me… or I’ll
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