Dressed as everything from the Cat in the Hat, to Loraxes to The Grinch, students and community members at Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary broke a Guinness World Record on Friday.
Local Santa Clarita Valley manufacturer Lief Organics hosted multiple California State University Northridge students this week for a tour of the company’s facilities and a meeting with the company’s chief
Held every other year on College of the Canyons’ campus, the 2019 Media Day lineup included Hollywood directors, broadcast journalists and Dreamworks animators. Over 300 students from both COC and
In a room where every seat in the house was filled with family, friends and colleagues, 10 teachers of the Newhall School District were honored as this year’s 2018-19 Teacher
CalArts recently signed a student transfer agreement with Los Angeles City College, providing community college students the chance to transfer to the Herb Alpert School of Music at CalArts. The
In an attempt to address the inequities faced by women in fields like welding, soldering and brazing, College of the Canyons hosted a Women Who Weld workshop last week. Despite
Professionals in the industries of journalism, film, sound arts and animation will head to College of the Canyons Saturday to interact and network with local students during Media Day. COC,
College of the Canyons students, staff and members of the Santa Clarita Valley community are invited to attend this year’s Silver Spur Celebration, which will honor longtime COC supporters Don
From wall to wall, booth to booth and face to face, everything about the 3rd Annual Many Families, One Community Family Resource Fair was full Saturday. For the third time
As the two sides continue attempting to work out an agreement, College of the Canyons and members of the college’s faculty association participated in their third mediation meeting this week.
Saugus Union School District board member Chris Trunkey apologized publicly at Tuesday night’s school board meeting for his actions during the 2018 election that prompted a complaint from the Saugus
College of the Canyons recently created a Continuing Education Survey to identify the unique and specific needs of the Santa Clarita Valley community, and school leaders are inviting residents to
Recognized for her leadership and efforts in shaping the Santa Clarita Valley as a better place to live, iLEAD Schools and its founding institution SCVi will honor City Councilwoman Laurene
Of the approximately 30 total California elementary schools announced as being eligible to receive a Blue Ribbon award from the U.S. Department of Education, three of them were Newhall School
Over 75 parents and students heard from a number of department heads and incoming faculty for the new Castaic High School during a town hall meeting held Wednesday. “I got
By Nathanael Rodriguez Special to The Signal SCVi students experienced a hands-on aeronautics lesson Tuesday at the Castaic campus. The charter school’s collaboration with Southern California Soaring Academy offered students
More than 75 students in the Newhall School District are homeless, according to an eye-opening presentation the district’s board and administrators received Wednesday night from their Student Support Services Department.
With no contract agreement made, the faculty of College of the Canyons crowded into Hasley Hall on Wednesday to speak to the college’s board of trustees in advance of next
The Sulphur Springs Union School District and the William S. Hart Union High School District are once again ramping up for their annual “Many Families, One Community” family resource fair
David Heredia worked for roughly 20 years as a freelance artist and often struggled to find fulfilling, well-paying work before finally finding success. Now, he wants to help other Santa