
Mental health events continue at COC this week
College of the Canyons held its annual Shine A Light event Tuesday to pay respect to the students across the nation who died by suicide in the prior year. The

College of the Canyons held its annual Shine A Light event Tuesday to pay respect to the students across the nation who died by suicide in the prior year. The

A man arrested on suspicion of burglary and vandalism, both felonies, is not likely to forget where he arrested Monday, on Hard Luck Road. On Monday night, deputies with the

After 30 days of rehab, the heroin addict who switched to the harder, more potent fentanyl, was a different person. When she was discharged from the Behavioral Health Unit of

Four public workshops are being scheduled for anyone wanting to weigh in on the plan to manage groundwater in the Santa Clarita Valley. On Monday, members of the SCV Water

This year marks two decades of the Valencia Jazz & Blues Concert Series serving up summertime musical fun, and for the first time, this year, the series is moving from

State Sen. Scott Wilk’s Senate Resolution 28, which declares May 2019 as Prader-Willi Syndrome Awareness Month in the state of California, unanimously passed the state Senate this week. Prader-Willi Syndrome,

During one Valley View Community School physical education class, there are fifth-graders hurriedly running across a basketball court, straining each time to get faster than the last time they spent

Fans of the city’s furry mascot Sammy Clarita can now learn more about him and keep up with city happenings via a newly launched website. Those who visit sammyclarita.com will

A traffic collision in the Agua Dulce area resulted in two overturned vehicles at approximately 9:20 p.m. Monday. The crash reportedly occurred on the 11000 block of Darling Road, according

Trinity Classical Academy had nine student-athletes sign their National Letter of Intents on Monday and join the numerous other Santa Clarita Valley athletes that have done so already this year.

Members of the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Auxiliary were honored Wednesday, May 8, during the hospital’s annual recognition reception for their many years of service to the hospital and surrounding

A new arthritis support group has begun hosting gatherings in an effort to support Santa Clarita Valley adults and children who are living with different types of arthritis or other

Deputies checking out a suspicious person in a parking lot Sunday ended up arresting three men on suspicion of illegal drugs, stolen mail and stolen goods. About 9:30 p.m. Sunday,

A Valencia woman was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and cruelty to a child likely produce grievous bodily injury or death in connection with a

Two traffic collisions involving at least five vehicles early Monday morning happened in the Grapevine at about the same time, scattering debris across all lanes and prompting a lengthy cleanup.

The 2019 graduating class of The Master’s University completed their educational journey Friday when they crossed the stage and accepted their degrees from school leaders at Cougar Stadium. Prior to

By Jim Holt & Ryan Mancini Signal Staff Writers The motorcyclist who died in the hospital Saturday after being airlifted from a traffic collision on Soledad Canyon Road has been

Constituents from across the 38th Assembly District sat together around Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, during her “Coffee Talks with Christy” at It’s a Grind Coffee House in Castaic on

The Santa Clarita Center for Spiritual Living welcomed its members to a book club gathering centered around the book “The Sermon on the Mount” on Sunday. Each meeting, which draws

While some people prefer to celebrate Mother’s Day with dinner, flowers and peace and quiet either at home or at a nice restaurant, businesses in Santa Clarita opened up their doors to allow people to spend quality time with their mothers doing different activities.