Proud parents and ballet enthusiasts packed the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center Saturday afternoon for the Santa Clarita Ballet Company’s rendition of “Hansel & Gretel” and “The Twelve Dancing Princesses.”
The Santa Clarita City Council is expected to discuss taking ownership of William S. Hart Park at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. Santa Clarita Councilwoman Laurene Weste said Monday the 160-acre
Officials with the Santa Clarita Valley’s only hospital, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, confirmed Monday its leadership is making “a little over 100” layoffs. The decision was made as the
Malena Bloom and Milo Tisdale have known each other since the fourth grade. In the eighth grade, they became debate partners at Global Prep Academy. Four years later, Bloom and
Mackenzie Krestul began Code Read in 2016 as a way to spread the message that literacy is one of the most important parts of education, that it is not just
Updates with information from the Department of Housing and Community Development L.A. Homeless Services Authority officials were at Cali Lake RV Resort on Monday ahead of a deadline the park
Coyotes beat Ganesha, 7-6, on an extra-innings walk-off to claim the CIF SoCal Division 5 Regional title Chaos. Pandemonium. Insanity. There aren’t enough words in the dictionary to describe Saturday’s
By Rylee Holwager and Trevor Morgan One of the three detained suspects at Thursday night’s Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital incident was arrested on suspicion of concealing a loaded firearm, according
The California Secretary of State’s Office announced three similar efforts asking voters to amend the state’s Constitution to guarantee a “high-quality public education” are now being circulated for signatures. The
L.A. County 5th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger highlighted progress and cooperation Wednesday during her annual State of the County address in front of Santa Clarita Valley business leaders, elected officials,
The city of Santa Clarita approved Tuesday a district-based electoral map for the next City Council election, putting the remedial district and a district where Mayor Jason Gibbs lives in
By Michael Picarella For The Signal High school is tough enough. It’s a time when kids become young adults, face the highest forms of peer pressure, and wrestle with who and
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency released its annual report on consumer confidence this week in conjunction with L.A. County Water Works District No. 36, touting a supply to SCV
Alabama Crimson Tide softball needed just one run to squeak past the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders in game three of the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regionals on Sunday. Valencia alumna Ally Shipman
Christopher Velona, founder of Project Sebastian, said his son Sebastian was diagnosed with epilepsy as a child, but then started losing his vision, along with his cognitive and physical abilities.
Ayleen, Jacob, Patricia, Jayden, Ariana, Liam, Joana, Enrique, Samantha, Isaac, Leilani, Tyler, Bridgette, Bryce, Isiuwa, Kaden, Silvia, Alijah, Isabella, Tucker, Addison, Gina, Owen, Kailyn, Lincoln, Hailey, Sergio, Arely and Alexander’s
In just its second season of varsity play, Castaic Coyotes baseball has reached the top. Castaic defeated the Hesperia Christian Patriots, 7-0, on Friday to become CIF Southern Section Division
When it comes to asking a question about disabilities, society has been told it is a “taboo.” In efforts to break the taboo and further education about disabilities, Highlands Elementary
A pair of bills that offer safety measures for schools authored by state Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, are headed to the Senate floor for a vote, the legislator’s office
The very first Instagram post is just the start for this student. Seeing the comments and likes roll in gives him a confidence boost that keeps him scrolling. Without even
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