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Learning Post Academy graduation celebrates self-determination 

It’s possible that Learning Post Academy’s 2026 graduating class represents the aftermath of a sea change for middle and high school education.  Five years after the first fall of the COVID-19 pandemic, the students initially driven to online instruction by

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Man on trike injuries leg, taken to hospital 

A man in his mid-60s was taken to a hospital Saturday after hitting his own leg while driving a three-wheeled motorcycle, according to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.  Sgt.

Wiley Canyon project heading back to court 

The residents trying to stop a development in Wiley Canyon in the courts received another hearing, this time in September, after refiling and serving a different party believed to be

Bike-park frustration arises in Saugus 

The cycling community is thoroughly enjoying the city of Santa Clarita’s “brand new free bike park,” according to the Instagram post shared with The Signal by a frustrated neighbor of

Project 691 Robotics showcases student-built robot 

The William S. Hart Union High School District’s Project 691 Robotics held a showcase on Saturday at West Ranch High School to engage with the community and inspire incoming high school students to join the team.   The

Our Community Salutes celebrates 70 enlistees 

As the academic school year is coming to a close, families are prepared to celebrate graduations and embrace a new chapter of academic success for their fellow students.   But not all choose to pursue

Brush fire reported in river wash  

L.A. County Fire Department officials confirmed a small brush fire in the Santa Clara River wash, near the intersection of Auto Center and Cinema drives, just after 7 p.m. Thursday. 

More traffic study called for on Golden Valley project 

A major project on Golden Valley Road — a 60-room hotel, a four-story assisted living facility and 73 senior condos — drew a host of upset residents and questions from the Planning Commission, which asked for more

Crossroads Community Church places American flags across its lawn in honor of Memorial Day weekend on Thursday May 21, 2026. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

10,000 flags in memory of those who have fallen 

Motorists passing the Crossroads Community Church in the Valencia Industrial Center this weekend will notice the church’s annual Memorial Day tribute: Thousands of U.S. flags have been planted in the

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Memorial Day ceremony set for Monday at Eternal Valley 

Santa Clarita Valley Veterans Memorial and Eternal Valley Memorial Park are scheduled to host a community Memorial Day ceremony at the cemetery at 10 a.m. Monday.  Parking is allowed at the cemetery, and there will be shuttles

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Woman arrested on suspicion of domestic violence 

A 39-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of felony-level domestic violence after an altercation with her boyfriend early Wednesday morning, according to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies.  According to an email from the SCV Sheriff’s Station’s spokesperson Shirley

USA Softball Southern California Western District Champions at the Fourth of July Parade on July 4, 2025 in Santa Clarita, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Registration Open for Fourth of July Parade 

News release  Registration is now open for the Santa Clarita Valley Fourth of July Parade, returning Saturday, July 4, at 9 a.m.   This year’s theme is “Celebrating 250 Years of America’s Freedom, its People,

Photos: Super Jazz at the Ranch

Super Jazz at the Ranch returned on Saturday at West Ranch High School with performances, competitions and clinics for students and community members to engage with. There were performances by

Photos: Critter Fair at Hart Park

The city of Santa Clarita’s Critter Fair returned to William S. Hart Park on Saturday with an expansion on family friendly activities to allow guests to connect with animals and

COC CEO: New ATC, health care studies and CDL course coming  

The next 10 years at College of the Canyons could see big changes at its Valencia and Canyon Country campuses as the college moves forward with facility plans and branding changes.  At the Valley Industry Association’s monthly luncheon at the Child and Family Center Tuesday,