As a grandparent, it is not always expected that you’ll be raising children anymore, but some seniors don’t have a choice if it’s their grandchild in need of care and
Around the holiday season a year ago, Canyon Country resident Gretchen Zovak outgrew her kitchen making treats for those with a sweet tooth. “Between Thanksgiving and Christmas, I was so
Boston Scientific Valencia employees joined volunteers from PFLAG Santa Clarita Valley on Wednesday to assemble information packets for distribution to schools, libraries, parents of LGBTQ children and other community members.
It was supposed to be Rosedell Elementary School’s monthly “School Spirit Rally,” but it was more like an Addison Rally. Despite it being cold, people were quickly warmed up when
During a very somber day on campus, students and faculty at Golden Valley High School participated in the “Every 15 Minutes” program Thursday. Throughout the day, law enforcement personnel walked
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a Canyon Country man on an attempted rape charge, after responding to an alleged burglary call Thursday morning on the 18000 block of
After meeting with other officials to plan for the new budget earlier this week, the City Council will reconvene Tuesday to consider changes to the area’s speed limit signage, as
During a visit to Dr. J. Michael McGrath Elementary School Friday, State Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, sat down with students and faculty alike to discuss the latest needs and
Lawrence Rebman had a crow while growing up. “It was a smart bird,” he said. “It would walk up and down the clotheslines, taking the clothes pins off the line
A five-vehicle crash near Neenach has left one dead and six injured. The multi-vehicle collision happened a couple of minutes before 5 p.m. on Highway 138, near 60th Street, east
Growth in jobs, businesses and tourism is leading up to another golden year in Santa Clarita, but city officials said Tuesday it’s also a time to prepare for uncertainty. “As
Child and Family Center officials have announced a fundraising resource to help victims of teen-dating violence. “They had this pop-up opportunity to use an online campaign to not only share
The smell of pasta filled the air Thursday on College of the Canyons’ Valencia campus as students lined up in the Institute of Culinary Education building to fuel their minds
Scores of firefighters in dark blue uniforms gathered at Fire Station 132 Thursday morning in silence, with arms raised in salute, as a flag ceremony unfolded in honor of Station
Saugus Union School District board member David Barlavi confirmed on Thursday a number of death threats prompted him to file a report with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station after
Santa Clarita officials announced earlier this week that residents once again have the opportunity to hit the road, this time to Portland and the East Coast, through a partnership with
Santa Clarita continues to stand on steady grounds economically, but rainy day preparation is essential, city officials said during a study session Tuesday as it prepares for its new spending
The Santa Clarita Valley has come a long way. Most of what residents see today is modern, but the idea of creating a place for Santa Clarita residents to live,
A Message from The Signal On Feb. 7, 1919, Newhall was a small town of just 500 souls, in a valley where the cattle outnumbered the humans. And, on that
Far from timid and hesitant, 2-year-old Stella Hourigan was the first to run toward and hug Sammy Clarita during a special reading Wednesday with the city of Santa Clarita Mayor
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