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A door to William S. Hart's mansion shows signs of wear on March 29, 2024. Perry Smith/The Signal

Hart Park theft prompts concerns

Recent theft and visible damage seen from the outside of William S. Hart’s mansion at Hart Park in Newhall left its advocates frustrated Thursday and asking about ways to get

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SCV Water lays out goals of strategic plan 

Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency officials touted the cleanliness and abundancy of water in the SCV during a Zoom presentation of the agency’s five-year strategic plan on Monday evening.  The

Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, was honored with the One Hart Award at Wednesday's Hart district governing board meeting after helping to fund wellness centers. Tyler Wainfeld/The Signal.

Schiavo honored by Hart district 

Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, was at Wednesday’s William S. Hart Union High School District governing board meeting to present a check to the district for its wellness centers.  And while

Avid reader and library community member Toni Adams (left) gets her free book “The Woman of the Castello,” signed by author Kelsey James at the “One Story, One City” annual series hosted at the Centre on Friday. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

One Story One City: Readers meet the author 

Avid readers and library members joined historical suspense novelist Kelsey James to discuss her book “The Woman in the Castello” at the Centre last week.   Guests heard about James’ creative

College briefs

College Briefs for March 28

Local student named to Washington College’s fall 2023 dean’s list  Lucy Verlaque, of Valencia, was named to Washington College’s fall 2023 dean’s list. In order to earn this academic honor,

Ethan and Peyton Marquez were running in the L.A. Marathon to raise money for their charity, Peyton's Project. Photo courtesy of Ethan Marquez.

SCV runners take on the L.A. Marathon 

Vincent Stella said he has trouble focusing.  That, he said, is due to his autism. But when he’s running, he’s able to push that aside and just let his legs

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Council members OK 5% salary increase  

Santa Clarita City Council members approved a 5% pay hike for themselves at Tuesday’s council meeting.  The raise was authorized for next year after the second reading and approval of