The next quake: Are you ready?
August 13, 2018
Are you ready if an earthquake rocks California? In 1994, many Santa Clarita residents had the misfortune of experiencing the Northridge earthquake. “I can sum it up in two words:
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Slime Time: 9-year-old entrepreneur makes gooey profit
August 13, 2018
Sunday Signal Series: Interesting Hobbies and Jobs This is one installment in an occasional series about unique Santa Clarita Valley residents, from those who enjoy the quirky side of life to
SCV foster families provide huge support in time of great need
August 13, 2018
More than 200 children in the foster care system attend schools in the various districts of the Santa Clarita Valley, according to EdData, making it possible that you or your
Time Ranger: Vampire Van Cannibal Killer Stalks SCV
August 13, 2018
A warm and western howdy to you, saddlepals and saddlepal-ettes. Amen, boy howdy. I haven’t written that phrase in eons. Bottom of my heart, it’s absolute Christmas to see all
SCCS soccer player’s European odyssey
August 13, 2018
Although she led the Santa Clarita Christian School girls soccer team in scoring with 34 goals last season, Sydney Boswell admits she wasn’t too confident when her Real So Cal-SCV
‘Project-based learning’ prepares students at early age for workforce
August 13, 2018
As industries around the world continue to evolve with technology, employers are seeking out those with the skills and critical thinking necessary to fill the jobs of tomorrow — prompting
Ex-Queensryche Singer Geoff Tate to Commit “OPERATION: Mindcrime” at Canyon Santa Clarita Aug. 18
August 13, 2018
Rock singer Geoff Tate of progressive metal band Queensrÿche and solo notoriety will celebrate the 30th anniversary of “OPERATION:MindCrime” at the Canyon Santa Clarita Saturday night, Aug. 18, by performing
SCV’s Segal makes name in golf world
August 6, 2018
By Natalie Gilmore Finding the balance between PGA tour caddy and amateur player, Corby Segal has put the Santa Clarita Valley on the map in the golf world once again.
Dan Balestrero: The Voice Maestro of the SCV
August 6, 2018
By Michele E. Buttelman As the sunset bathes the nearby striking rock formations of Vasquez Rocks Natural Area in warm yellow and orange light, nearly a dozen of Dan Balestrero’s
Marvelous Mediterranean? Man’oushee!
August 6, 2018
By Michelle Sathe Maral Sabounjian has always had a passion for cooking. Over the years she was often told, “You should open a restaurant.” Most people given this compliment don’t
The Garden Spot: Down-to-earth location brings community together naturally
August 6, 2018
It may be no Garden of Eden, but tucked away in Central Park is the Santa Clarita Valley’s own Garden of Eatin’. Once through the locked gates of the garden,
Homeowners need to know solar rules as systems multiply in area
August 6, 2018
It’s 4 p.m. in Santa Clarita, late July. The temperature’s just over 100 degrees, and a solar installation, bolted diagonally into the side of a shingled roof, radiates with heat.
Doing it her way: Woman reaches out to God and community to help in her battle with cancer
August 6, 2018
Step into Kalene Parker’s humble home on Tyler Lane and one might get the impression that she’s an ordinary woman who lives in the Santa Clarita Valley, but that couldn’t
With tourism on the rise, SCV hotel options expand
August 6, 2018
For 10 years, Karina Winkler has managed hotels with Holiday Inn. For four of those years, she has lived in Santa Clarita as manager of the Best Western/Holiday Inn Express
Gettin’ Up There : Confessions of an obituary reader
August 6, 2018
By Diana Sevanian Signal Columnist Call me an Obituary Page aficionado, for throughout much of my life, I’ve been fascinated with how other people have lived theirs. How did
Buddy Guy to Electrify the Blues at Canyon Santa Clarita Aug. 12
August 4, 2018
Packing his signature Fender Stratocaster, blues guitar legend Buddy Guy and his band will electrify the Canyon Santa Clarita with a headlining set Sunday night, Aug. 12. The Grammy-winning Rock
Getting ready for the classroom
July 30, 2018
While the weather isn’t getting any cooler any time soon, the days are getting shorter, the vacations are winding down, and it’s almost time for the children to head back
A second wind: Surviving the late identity crisis
July 30, 2018
By Mary Petersen So I retired…again… from a 37 year career teaching English that provided me joy and edification. It’s hard to know when to make that move. Three
Caltrans I-5 rehab on track for 2019
July 30, 2018
When Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean tried to use the freeway earlier this month, her experience, like many in the Santa Clarita Valley, was a bit tumultuous. As
“Mom” Sure Can Cook
July 30, 2018
From the outside it’s just part of a modest strip mall, but step into Mom Can Cook Thai Kitchen in Canyon Country and you’re immediately transported to another world. A