
War journalists returning to their Vietnam combat zones
It was March 2016, when I received an e-mail out of the clear blue from The Greatest Generations Foundation’s (TGGF) founder, Timothy Davis. He introduced himself on that e-mail explaining
It was March 2016, when I received an e-mail out of the clear blue from The Greatest Generations Foundation’s (TGGF) founder, Timothy Davis. He introduced himself on that e-mail explaining
SACRAMENTO – Democrats pushed an anti-Trump agenda and Republicans stuck mostly to their own state legislative agenda. But the top representatives of both parties in the state capital expressed their
Deputies searching for a mugging suspect who robbed a woman of her cell phone at gunpoint earlier this week arrested a man suspected of that crime in Newhall Thursday. At
Single-family home sales in the Santa Clarita Valley increased by 8.8 percent last month compared to January 2016, but dropped by 37.9 percent compared to December 2016’s numbers, according to
As he promised in an exclusive Signal story a day earlier, Rep. Steve Knight on Thursday re-introduced his No Hero Left Untreated Act on the House floor in Washington. The
More than 3,500 high school students, including seven from the Santa Clarita Valley, traveled to Sacramento Thursday to participate in the California YMCA Youth and Government Model Legislature and Court
There is no such thing as too many cooks in the kitchen, according to the Santa Clarita Valley School Food Services Agency (SCVSFSA). On Thursday, students from Merly Soni’s fourth
Crews were hard at work throughout the city and county Thursday to prepare roads and debris basins for one of the biggest storms this season. “They are everywhere. I was
A fight between two men in the parking lot of a Valencia retail and office building center sent one of the combatants to the hospital with unspecified injuries Thursday. The
By Jim Holt Signal Senior Staff Writer Deputies responding to a domestic violence call Wednesday arrested a 50-year-old man on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly pointing
Officials at College of the Canyons issued a warning after receiving reports of a man having exposed himself to a woman on campus Wednesday afternoon. The warning to the “campus
A sudden spectacular display of fireworks on the west side of the Santa Clarita Valley Wednesday night surprised Valencia residents, sheriff’s deputies and firefighters. It was Six Flags Magic Mountain
A homeless woman found dead in the backseat of her car parked in a parking lot on Carl Boyer Drive Tuesday morning was not murdered and did not take her
Leon Malmed, 79, vividly remembers July 19, 1942. On that Sunday at 5 a.m. two gendarmes, French policemen, knocked on his family’s apartment door in Nazi-occupied France and took his
Sixty-eight students from the William S. Hart Union High School District joined district staff and local business men and women to discuss college and career readiness at a mentor dinner
In response to what Councilman Bob Kellar called “a circumstance where we have a number of homeless people that kind of make our libraries a daytime depot,’’ the City Council
Rep. Steve Knight’s “No Hero Left Untreated Act” passed the House last November — but because the Senate did not take up the matter before Congress recessed for the year,
In two months the Newhall School District (NSD) will unveil its $4.8 million renovation project and welcome students and community members into the Newhall Family Theater for Performing Arts. Situated
The sunny and nearly 80-degree weather did not stop 35 students from Congregation Beth Shalom (CBS) Preschool from putting on their sweatshirts and gloves to play in eight tons of
Bowman High School was one of 35 schools named a 2017 Model Continuation High School by the California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson Wednesday. According to the State
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