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Same-day hip replacement comes to SCV

Michael Savoie has a modest claim to fame among the more than 300,000 Americans who will have hip replacement surgery this year. The retired LA County deputy sheriff received the

How Performance Reviews Lead to Winning

In a work environment, it’s not uncommon for anyone with even a thimbleful of confidence and a drop of self-esteem to believe that they are doing everything or darn near

Local pols feel ‘Super’ charged over Falcons

Call it a “Super’’ majority. In a landslide, Santa Clarita politicians are overwhelmingly for the Atlanta Falcons over the New England Patriots in Sunday’s Super Bowl. Of the eight area

Barger pushes for Measure H passage

For Kathryn Barger, Measure H is Topic A. The newly minted County Supervisor from the Fifth District, which includes Santa Clarita, met with The Signal’s editorial board on Friday –

Bank of Santa Clarita to close branch

Following trends by many in the banking industry, the Bank of Santa Clarita is officially closing its branch office on Golden Valley Road. The outlet, located at The Plaza at

Peachland Elementary students run for funds

Friday’s rainstorm did not keep students at Peachland Elementary School from running up to 80 laps around their school playground to participate in the school’s first-ever APEX Fun Run. “I

Garden Program blooms at Charles Helmers Elementary

Students at Charles Helmers Elementary School now have an interactive, hands-on way to learn through the school’s gardening program and curriculum. Officials from the Saugus Union School District (SUSD) and

Psych evaluation of kidnap suspect extended

More time was granted to assess the mental competency of a man who allegedly threatened to torture family members with a machete before driving the family pickup truck off the

Hart District explains board appointment decision

On Friday, the William S. Hart Union High School District released additional information about its upcoming provisional appointment of its newest Governing Board member. Members of the Governing Board voted

Feeling right at home

Tenth grade student Finley (Fynn) Walker feels accepted in the William S. Hart Union High School District, where school officials quickly accommodated him and his name change at the beginning