The Woolsey Fire burning a swath of destruction on its way to the ocean has pressed every single Santa Clarita Valley firefighter and sheriff’s’ deputy into action. Firefighters making up
Rosedell Elementary School’s Inclusion Week offered nearly all of the school’s students a unique opportunity to learn from the perspective of somebody with mental or physical impairments. Spearheaded by parent
A Newhall woman who confessed to being a member of a gang testified at the murder trial of her ex-boyfriend Friday that, despite being scared for her life, she’s
Santa Clarita residents gathered Sunday evening at Marketplace Park to mourn lives lost in the shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks on Wednesday that left 13 dead, including the shooter.
A dead body found in a car on the side of the road was reported to emergency officials in Gorman early Sunday morning, according to L. A. County emergency response officials.
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s department has begun a new awareness campaign, urging residents not to let their purchases and possessions become part of this season’s “Stolen Collection.”
Veterans from World War II to current servicemen and their families gathered to honor Santa Clarita’s veterans and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I at the Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall.
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Like most family recipes, Kathy Kellar’s famous buttermilk brownie dish has been passed down, and, like many comfort foods, it’s very popular when a
College of the Canyons has been awarded $200,000 in grant funding to continue its commitment to helping veterans, active duty members and dependents achieve their academic goals. With more than
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Santa Clarita Christian School took an opportunity to honor America’s veterans at a special chapel assembly this past week. School Administrator Greg Jones said
By Patti Rasmussen Signal Staff Writer It’s been said there is place for everyone in theater and nothing in the Santa Clarita Valley better exemplifies that expression than the cast
Capping off a night of cocktails, dinner and speeches, the SCV chapter of the Junior Chamber International’s 2018 Honoree Gala recognized 40 Santa Clarita Valley residents who’ve positively impacted their
Kaiser Permanente announced eight nonprofit organizations in Santa Clarita were awarded more than $62,000 in grant funds for their dedication for improving health and wellness, according to a news release issued Friday.
All open seats on the Castaic Area Town Council that were up for election have been filled, save for one, according to council President Jessica Chambers. No applications were submitted
Updated election results indicate Christy Smith, Democratic challenger to Assemblyman Dante Acosta in the 38th Assembly District race, now trails the GOP incumbent by 213 votes. The latest Secretary of
Focusing attention on keeping people healthy and free from the lethal reach of heart disease, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will be bringing back its Community Heart Health Fair at Canyon Country Community Center on Nov. 16.
The latest fraud alert is warning Los Angeles County residents of scammers masquerading as charity groups claiming to raise money for first responders, according to the L.A. County District Attorney’s Office on Friday.
More than 100 Santa Clarita residents congregated outside City Hall Thursday evening to join thousands of others across the country who are protesting the resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Meadows Elementary School student dancers, musicians, photographers, artists and writers participated in Thursday’s 50th annual Reflections ceremony, a National Parent Teacher Association-sponsored program that encourages students to create original works
Castaic High School Principal Melanie Hagman began meeting with local families this week at various junior high and middle schools to share the options that will soon be available to