College of the Canyons unveiled its brand-new Multicultural Center in an open house on Monday in an effort to bring together and further engage different communities on campus. The center,
News release The city of Santa Clarita is inviting residents to participate in one of two engagement meetings to discuss the necessary pool and deck repairs at the Santa Clarita
More than 2,000 people attended the Great Egg Hunt event at Real Life Church in Valencia on Saturday, featuring a pair of Easter egg hunts that included more than 14,000
Around 300 people gathered at the Newhall Church of the Nazarene on Saturday for their first Easter car hop. The event featured family-oriented attractions such as a petting zoo, a
Public Health says COVID-19 indicators remain low but express caution over recent outbreaks Los Angeles County Public Health Department officials said Thursday that countywide COVID-19 indicators remain below Centers for
Sandra Cattell, a docent-naturalist at the Placerita Canyon Nature Center, said she has always had a passion for the great outdoors. Cattell said she has hiked and rode horses throughout
Perhaps one of the main reasons people move to Santa Clarita and stay here is the fact that it’s regularly named one of the safest cities in the country. SafeWise,
By Karen Marroquin Signal Staff Writer Los Angeles County Public Health officials are encouraging those susceptible to severe illness from COVID-19, such as those who are unvaccinated, immunocompromised or have underlying
Approximately 35 people gathered at the entrance of Camp Scott in Saugus on Friday morning to protest L.A. County’s plan to house about 150 juveniles convicted of violent crimes. The
While COVID-19 numbers have leveled off in Los Angeles County, worldwide COVID-19 cases have increased for two consecutive weeks, according to Barbara Ferrer, director of the Los Angeles County Public
Los Angeles County Treasurer and Tax Collector Keith Knox announced this week that his office will be taking requests to cancel penalties and fees related to property tax for landlords
Two upcoming traffic enhancement projects in the city of Santa Clarita are planned to address safety concerns and traffic in problematic areas, and the city will soon receive about $2.6
A commission designed to locate and address issues with the county government’s homelessness programs reportedly found “tremendous” strain on the system in need of “sweeping changes.” Among their recommendations, the
Following approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for individuals 50 years or older, L.A. County Public Health sites will be prepared to administer second booster doses to those
News release Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, cosponsored a resolution to end the Centers for Disease Control’s mask mandate for public transportation. The Joint Resolution, H.J. Res. 72, would nullify
Two friends bored in a garage with a passion for toy gun blasters. Nerf-ing can go wrong, right? After Canyon Country residents Jake Groves, 15, and Taylor Sanches, 16, put
In her freshman year at University of California, Los Angeles, Cherise Moore said her math professor told her to major in something “like the rest of your kind’ after receiving
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer Dr. Larry Kidd’s 14-year relationship with Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital is coming to an end, as he moves on to pursue other professional and
Growing up, Pablo Cevallos was told that if he wanted to be an artist, he had to be an architect or graphic designer to be successful. Now, as a local
By Jim HoltSenior Investigative Reporter As the number of new cases, hospitalizations and people dying of COVID continue to drop, public health officials advised residents remain cautious as a sub-variant
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