Hart legend Larry Fiscus dies
June 14, 2022
By Justin Vigil Zuniga Signal Staff Writer Hart’s legendary equipment manager Larry Fiscus died on Monday. Fiscus suffered a major stroke on June 4. While doctors were able to remove
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Dink for a Cause raises over $12,000 for bone marrow transplants
June 14, 2022
Monica Hicks said that her husband, Leo, always believed in “paying it forward.” She said this attitude was just another example of Leo’s caring and compassionate personality. “You know, when
First Presbyterian Church celebrates 131st anniversary.
June 13, 2022
The First Presbyterian Church of Newhall celebrated its 131st anniversary at a small party in the church’s courtyard recently. Although the church is not in its original location, the church
3rd annual Dragon Boat Festival draws huge crowd
June 10, 2022
Warm weather, clear skies and the first large dragon boat competition in Santa Clarita since 2019 drew large crowds to Castaic Lagoon last weekend. The initial press release for the
Boys and Girls Club auction raises over $360,000
June 10, 2022
The Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club raised more than $360,000 with both an online and in-person auction at the Hyatt Regency Valencia ballroom on Saturday. County Supervisor Kathryn
Why new sheriff’s, fire stations don’t include solar
June 8, 2022
As local governments build new facilities while emphasizing environmental consciousness, you might wonder: Where are all the solar panels? The answer, according to city and county officials: They’re not always
Dozens volunteer in city’s first graffiti-cleanup event
June 4, 2022
More than 50 people, of all ages, volunteered to help paint over graffiti in Bouquet Creek, just south of Saugus High School on Saturday. Volunteers wielded long paint rollers, dipped
Canyon High School’s grit through pandemic pays off at graduation ceremony.
June 3, 2022
Stories of perseverance, triumph through tragedy, and sheer hard work made up many of the experiences students shared during Canyon High School’s graduation ceremony on Thursday. Like many graduation ceremonies,
2,443 students graduate from COC
June 3, 2022
Grit, determination and the ability of choice were a running theme at the College of the Canyons graduation ceremony on Friday. “It takes a lot of courage to walk into
Pickleball tournament to benefit donor foundation
June 1, 2022
News release Friendship, pickleball and paying it forward will be the main focus of Dink for Cause, a pickleball tournament scheduled Saturday and Sunday. Monica Hicks and Mitra Sushinsky, co-founders
Veterans honored at Memorial Day service
May 30, 2022
Veterans, their families, and local dignitaries gathered at Eternal Valley Memorial Park and Mortuary in Newhall for a Memorial Day tribute on Monday. In attendance were Mayor Laurene Weste, Mayor
Veterans find peace and progress with the help of horses
May 28, 2022
Veterans and their families were exposed to an unorthodox, but effective, therapy session at the Equine Therapy for Veterans event at Blue Star Ranch. Equine therapy is the use of
Interfaith vigil creates a space to mourn, work toward a brighter future
May 24, 2022
SCV faith leaders and organizations host a night to honor the lives lost in the Buffalo, Laguna Woods shooting Editor’s note: The interfaith vigil at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church was
Student’s mental health awareness honored by deputies, dignitaries
May 20, 2022
A young woman walks into her apartment and receives a text from a friend. It says, “Hey, I miss you. Hope you’re OK.” She then walks into the kitchen, grabs
City: ‘Bike to Work Week’ saves 400 commuter days
May 20, 2022
The city of Santa Clarita hosted its “Bike to Work Week” challenge on Monday, with pit stops for participants being set up on Thursday. The challenge was set up as
‘Stop the Stigma’ promotes Mental Health Awareness month
May 19, 2022
A lieutenant from the Sheriff’s Department might not be the first person you think of as a key speaker at a mental health awareness rally, but Lt. Brandon Barclay with
Sulphur Springs Elementary to celebrate 150th anniversary
May 16, 2022
Sulphur Springs Elementary School will commemorate its 150th anniversary on Friday with a Spring Carnival Roundup hosted by the Canyon Country Little League. The event is scheduled 6-9 p.m. at
City’s ‘Community Bike Ride’ showcases bike paths
May 16, 2022
Although temperatures of up to 97 degrees kept many from participating in the city of Santa Clarita’s “Community Bike Ride” event on Saturday, city workers did not seem deterred from
‘If I Need Help’ honored as part of Mental Health Awareness Month
May 15, 2022
As Jay Wilson stood proudly next to his parents while they received recognition awards, he could be seen with two QR codes, one on his shirt and another on his
CalArts students graduate for first time since pandemic
May 15, 2022
Tutus, pink umbrellas, platform boots, cheetah-print lapelled suede jackets, and other forms of self-expression decorated the student body at the California Institute of the Arts graduation ceremony on Friday. The