
Fallen Warriors Monument exceeds fundraising goal
Santa Clarita residents do support their veterans. On Aug. 23, 2016, Santa Clarita’s City Council approved the installation of a granite monument to honor 50 Santa Clarita Valley residents who

Santa Clarita residents do support their veterans. On Aug. 23, 2016, Santa Clarita’s City Council approved the installation of a granite monument to honor 50 Santa Clarita Valley residents who

The New Year isn’t just for champagne clinks and short-lived resolutions. It is also the time when California’s latest passed legislation take effect. California Gov. Jerry Brown was sent a

In honor of the Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month—observed in February—the Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita Valley is hosting a teen Public Service Announcement (PSA) video scholarship contest themed

Once upon a time a long time ago, someone decided that at the start of every New Year we would make resolutions. We would resolve to either start doing things

The internet connects everyone around the globe, allowing one to experience and learn about new cultures and styles. A new culture on the rise amongst many teenagers is Korean Pop,

I met Ted Kircher after reading a recent Signal Newspaper article about Ted, a Marine Corps Veteran, who offered a grave site to a family who had lost their daughter

Monday, we had our annual White Elephant Christmas Party. I’m told that I’ve got it all wrong – it’s not White Elephant but no one seems to know exactly what

At 34, Henry Stern is the youngest member of the California State Senate. He wouldn’t mind losing that title one day soon – to some up-and-comer from another district, of

Santa Claus traveled to Santa Clarita two days early this year to drop off toys and presents to children in the Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital Emergency Department. Thursday afternoon,
News release issued by the Castaic Lake Water Agency. The Castaic Lake Water Agency received the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award presented by the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) of the

Castaic 11/28/16 Petty Theft- 28000 block of Witherspoon Parkway. The victim reported two car batteries were taken from work trucks parked in their parking lot overnight. The batteries were in an

So how wet was it? And how wet is it going to get? About half an inch of rain fell around the Santa Clarita area between Wednesday and Thursday —

With more rains forecast for Friday – including heavy rains on Friday night – flood-sensitive Bouquet Canyon Road will be shut down at noon Friday, the L.A. County Department of

Following two years of rumors of its imminent demise, the end is near for Marie Callender’s Restaurant and Bakery on The Old Road in Santa Clarita. The eatery will close

It’s a way to brrr-ing in the New Year. The City of Santa Clarita on Thursday announced that the annual New Year’s Day Arctic Chill Polar Bear Swim is scheduled

When Keith and Mary Williams drive their self-styled dune buggy down the street during the holidays, they are greeted by waves, yells and smiles. Their vehicle attracts a lot of

Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School District (AADUSD) Superintendent Brent Woodard announced his resignation to the AADUSD community earlier this week. According to a letter Woodard released to district personnel, his resignation

Three subsequent traffic collisions on the northbound Interstate 5 just north of San Fernando Boulevard backed up traffic for those leaving the Santa Clarita Valley Thursday morning. The first traffic

The driver of a vehicle that crashed on the Sierra Highway onramp was taken into custody early Thursday morning for suspicion of driving under the influence, according to officials. CHP

It’s a bit like that old recruiting poster, the one with Uncle Sam pointing his finger and saying, “I want you / for U.S. Army.” In this case, it’s newly