News release City of Santa Clarita residents are invited to register for the Neighborhood Cleanup taking place on Saturday, April 27. This event gives residents the opportunity to join the
By Signal Staff The failure of the St. Francis Dam at midnight, March 12, 1928, killed more than 400 people, leveled farms and homesteads, destroyed property and livestock and changed
Question: Hi Robert, I sent a picture to you, can you tell me what the device is that is sitting at the end of the faucet? It’s dripping and I
Top of the Saturday morning in March to you, oh recalcitrant bunk huggers and beauty resters. C’mon. Daylight is starting to burn and we’ve much snooping ahead in the back
Question: Hi Jerry. My name is Teri and I have a question that really concerns me regarding motorcycles going between cars on the freeway and on city streets. Is it OK to
In an evolving landscape of contemporary art, Tiffany Trenda, a Santa Clarita native and renowned artist, aims to push boundaries with her captivating, unique, performative art and mixed media paintings
Cooper named to fall dean’s list at Lawrence Technological University Lawrence Technological University, in Southfield, Michigan, has announced its dean’s list of top scholars for the fall 2023 semester, which
As the warmer months approach, our community centers, pools and parks across the city are gearing up for an exciting season of summer camps and recreational programming for everyone. Whether
The Sierra Hillbillies Square Dance Club held its monthly dance session at Valencia United Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon, with this month’s dance having a “St. Patrick’s Day” theme. “It’s
News release Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley is scheduled March 16 to host a free workshop designed to help participants focus on the importance of assertive communication. Zonta’s free LifeForward
News release Team Dragon Eyes, a local dragon boat team with nearly a decade of history, is scheduled March 23 to host the 7th Annual Dragon Boat Easter EggStravaganza and BBQ
Dear Savvy Senior, Do you have any suggestions on divvying up my personal possessions to my kids after I’m gone without causing hard feelings or conflict? I have a lot
Community volunteers and Project Linus members anticipated creating and delivering hundreds of blankets at their biannual “Make a Blanket Day” on Saturday in the College of the Canyons East Gymnasium.
Question: When you are about to make a right turn and another car makes a U-turn in front of you, who has the right of way? Answer: I think that
Saddlepals. You don’t want to say this too loud our in front of a mount that reads lips. BUT — It’s Leap Year. SHHHHH! Just wanted to warn some of
This is an update regarding a previous question: Robert, taking your suggestion, we contacted American Leak Detection to inspect our 20-by-40 in-ground pool for a leak. They were very prompt in
Local student named to SNHU dean’s list Kalia Javan, of Canyon Country, has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s fall 2023 dean’s list. The fall terms run from September
The Santa Clarita Artists Association hosted the opening reception for its “Fluidity” exhibit on Saturday, with the exhibit itself set to run through March 30. The SCAA describes the art
As we travel onward into 2024, our city continues to remain resilient and steadfast in its commitment to meeting our residents’ needs and preserving our exceptional quality of life. A
News release Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, announced that his office is now accepting submissions to the annual Congressional Art Competition from high school students in the 27th Congressional District.
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