
VHS’ Cuny named California Teacher of the Year
News release Valencia High School English teacher Casey Cuny has been named one of five California Teachers of the Year by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond.

News release Valencia High School English teacher Casey Cuny has been named one of five California Teachers of the Year by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond.

The Child and Family Center held its annual Purple Palooza walk to end domestic violence on Saturday, which was attended by hundreds and raised thousands. The event was mainly jovial

Marcel S. Caparotta, 53, was apprehended in Valencia on Sunday morning after he reportedly walked away from the Francisquito Conservation Camp on Thursday, according to the California Department of Corrections

Our Lady of Perpetual Help held its annual Health & Wellness Fair at the church on Sunday, which featured resources and information from local health care agencies. The event was

The city of Santa Clarita revealed the 2023 Sidewalk Poetry Winners on Friday with this year’s theme being “The Senses of Home.” The theme was designed to inspire poets to

The CLASS Education Foundation hosted its second annual fundraiser on Friday at the Takeda Science Center, on the College of the Canyons Canyon Country Campus, to celebrate the Sulphur Springs

A driving under the influence investigation on Plum Canyon Road led to assault and weapons charges for a parolee from Hollywood, according to court records available online. Santa Clarita

The Jimmy Babcock Racing League — a radio-controlled car racing league — honored its namesake, Jimmy Babcock, with a surprise ceremony that celebrated its 20-year anniversary on Saturday. The ceremony,

As the city of Santa Clarita prepares to enter its second week of a strike involving the company it contracts with to run Santa Clarita Transit, Texas-based MV Transportation, and

By Signal Staff The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation announced Friday a minimum-security incarcerated person had walked away from Francisquito Conservation Camp in Los Angeles County on Thursday. Marcelo

Charlene Lewis’ family dogs were always general ranch dogs and trail companions. As Lewis’ passions took her to horseback riding, they began to follow behind happily. Teaching others how to

News release The city of Santa Clarita has announced the opening next week of the Vista Canyon Multi-Modal Center, the fourth Metrolink commuter rail station in the city. The

News release The College of the Canyons Employee Training Institute has received $749,785 from the California Employment Training Panel to provide worker training to client companies in the Santa Clarita

Kaiser Permanente and a health care workers’ union reached a tentative deal on Friday, meeting the demands of higher wages and promises of increased staffing. Nurses, doctors, optometrists, pharmacists and

Shelby Steele was born in 1946 in Chicago to his white mother and Black father. Growing up, he said, he faced many experiences of racism. “When I was a kid

News release The Powerball jackpot has been won in California — and the winning ticket was purchased just north of the Santa Clarita Valley. A single ticket sold in Frazier

A group of The Master’s University students who were in Israel as part of the university’s Israel-Bible Extension Program have returned to the United States safely, according to a statement

Davionte Ganter, who is popularly known as GaTa, was arrested on suspicion of corporal injury on spouse at the felony level on Sunday, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station posted a warning to social media Thursday regarding its heightened awareness to “recent statements made calling for action as it relates to the conflict

Bus drivers upset about more than a year of stalled negotiations between their union and the company the city contracts with for service called on the city to pressure that