
Which Evergreen Trees Grow Well in the SCV?
By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer Autumn is not only a good time to plant California natives and many drought- tolerant flowers, but it is the best time to plant

By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer Autumn is not only a good time to plant California natives and many drought- tolerant flowers, but it is the best time to plant

By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Assemblyman Dante Acosta learned one of his first recipes, Arroz con Pollo, from his mother, he said, when he was about 10 or 11

By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Santa Clarita fans of the classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show” had the chance to catch one of two screenings the city hosted over this

By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer There aren’t many places on earth quite like the Gibbon Conservation Center right here in the Santa Clarita Valley. At this special location off

By Taylor Villanueva Signal staff writer You might have seen it around the SCV: a white-and-pink truck decorated with pink-and-orange flowers. But it’s not making deliveries. The meandering fashion truck

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer We were sitting around the dinner table recently commenting about fall and how much our family loves this time of year. When it came


By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer One of the highlights every holiday season is choosing the right tree, but too many have seen their selections dry up and crumble just
By Ray Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer Among a lot of “No” votes on my ballot is my “Yes” vote on Proposition 5. This measure will protect those 55 and older,

By Dan Lovi Signal Staff Writer Standing 7 feet tall and weighing 250 pounds, it made sense for West Ranch alumnus Ryne Williams to pursue a basketball career. While baseball

Ken Striplin City Manager We are just a little more than a week away from the Nov. 6 election. No matter your politics, no matter your views, the most important

By Crystal Duan Signal Staff Writer Soon, Castaic residents will have the opportunity to use a skatepark in their area. Its estimated grand opening will be sometime in January 2019,

By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita resident Sara Sterkel, 31, was on a camping trip 18 years ago, when she was bit by a bug on her shin,

By Brennon Dixson Signal Staff Writer Before it was buried in the infamous eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, the Roman city of Pompeii was known as a place
By Jim Mullen Signal Contributing Writer Every now and then, I’ll see a story on one of the home-decorating channels about the 13th Lord Pushface, who lives in genteel poverty

By Patti Rasmussen Signal Staff Writer Meet Jeff Barber, art supervisor for the city of Santa Clarita, a fixture in the Santa Clarita arts scene for the past 10

Dear saddlepals. There you are, all sleepy and forlorn. Got just the thing to vitalize you. Got 50,000-plus fine steeds here, each in temperament just right for you. Climb aboard.

For an 11-year-old dog, Mindy still has a lot of pep in her step. The Wheaten terrier loves long walks and play time with her canine pals, just like she

Whether it’s the end of a long day or week, happy hours are a great opportunity to enjoy tasty food and tempting libations at low prices. And it’s not just
Ongoing Santa Clarita City Council Meetings second and fourth Tuesday of every month 6 p.m. Council meetings are also broadcast live on SCV TV channel 20 and on the city’s