
Santa Clarita shoppers turn out early for Black Friday deals
Many Santa Clarita residents refused to hit the snooze button Friday morning as they woke up as early as 4 a.m. to seek out the best Black Friday steals and

Many Santa Clarita residents refused to hit the snooze button Friday morning as they woke up as early as 4 a.m. to seek out the best Black Friday steals and

Well the election is over. The votes have been counted. You voted to outlaw plastic bags. Now I have an anxiety attack every time I have to walk the dog.

Meeting John MacLachlan and his wonderful daughter Jean at Sunrise Seniors Assisted Living was such a pleasure. Listening to John’s stories left me smiling and appreciative at the same time.

On Sunday, Dec. 4, the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons will light up with the special holiday performance “A Very Electric Christmas.” Performed in complete

Wine lovers from Southern California are spoiled. Within a half day’s drive, we have; to the south, Temecula (great for bridal parties, I hear); to the north, Lodi, home of

The community banded together on Thanksgiving to serve around 2,000 people a full meal at the Old Town Newhall Library as part of the 12th Giving Thanks Giving event. Twelve

Underneath the stairwell in the Saugus Train Station sits a triangle-shaped cubby hole with a broom handle nailed into the wall. The makeshift corner closet was the handiwork of Ed

Twelve pitted hams. Thirty-two boneless turkey breasts. Sides from seven different gourmet restaurants. Three-hundred people served and 250 home deliveries made. This is what the Castaic Lions Club and William

Three people were transported to the hospital after a late Thanksgiving morning traffic collision in Saugus. The crash, involving a grey Toyota RAV4 SUV and an older model Ford pickup truck,

You knew it was going to be bad. So how bad was the traffic on Thanksgiving Eve? “Usually my smart phone traffic app is mostly yellow dotted with red, today

The driver killed Tuesday in a three-car, four-person crash on Highway 126 just west of Santa Clarita was identified by the Ventura County medical examiner’s office Wednesday as Patrick Scott,

Officials with the city of Santa Clarita believe a recent report on “dangerous” intersections in California, which appeared in a Nov. 14 Signal article, does not equitably compare intersections throughout

The local Vietnam vet who led the drive to erect a fallen warriors monument in Newhall wants to tweak the already approved project – and hopes the City Council will

Amid a sea of red and blue, eighth grade students at Rio Norte Junior High School watched as their classmates passed the football and ran down the field. The annual

The buckled and twisted road linking Saugus to Canyon Country uprooted by a spectacular landslide last year reopened to motorists and emergency crews Wednesday morning. Beaming orange signs warning of

Two days before Thanksgiving, “thank-yous’’ dominated the dialogue Tuesday night as the Santa Clarita City Council bid farewell to two departing members during its only meeting of November. But while

The L.A. County health department no longer has the local wine industry over a barrel. The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday freed L.A. County winemakers from rules under which they

Tyler Lasdon feels most comfortable onstage, getting a crowd on their feet and dancing to the music he mixes and plays behind his DJ booth. Although he is only a

A fatal collision shut down both directions of Highway 126 just west of Santa Clarita in Ventura County Tuesday afternoon. The crash, which involved three vehicles, was reported near Center Street

Castaic Middle School students are still doing their part to ensure that animals at the Castaic Animal Shelter are comfortable in their cages and are more likely to get adopted.