From a thousand feet in the air, pilots in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Aero squadron say they can determine someone’s guilt or innocence based on how a possible
By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer People move for various reasons — such as a new job opportunity, to be closer to family, a change in relationship status or a
As the weather in the Santa Clarita Valley begins to cool, even if only slightly, and Thanksgiving fast approaches, it’s time to get in the holiday spirit. Every year, the
1. The First Thanksgiving Took Place in 1621 Although there are several accounts as to where the first Thanksgiving celebration took place, the most well-known version describes the inaugural Thanksgiving
As the holidays fast approach, Guide Dogs of America | Tender Loving Canines are in search of Santa Clarita Valley residents to open their hearts — and homes — to
Stevenson Ranch resident Vicki Rivera used to love going grocery shopping, opting to shop for each meal rather than getting all her groceries at once, but since the pandemic hit,
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Senior Staff Writer Although it’s a term that has been floating around in the news over the past few years, only a quarter of Californians have
Tacos, and their various toppings, salsas and shells, comprise a touchy, yet important topic to a number of local residents. Where do your taco loyalties lie? The Santa Clarita Valley
Whoever said old dogs can’t learn new tricks hasn’t met Ginger, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s new peer support K-9. “We’ve had a rough year and a half,” Capt.
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor The murder rate for an area the size of Los Angeles County changes from year to year. To give an idea — in Los
By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer Gabriel Bibby, 74, spends much of his time with his wife, three kids and grandchildren. They go to the park, watch movies, and he
After more than a year stuck at home, Santa Clarita Valley seniors can once again start heading on over to the Bella Vida SCV Senior Center for some fun —
Known by students at Canyon High School as the biggest club on campus, the Eco Chicos Environmental Club is doing what it can to change the world one piece of
By Caleb Lunetta Signal Senior Staff Writer Regardless of whether you flee from them or run toward them, the haunted houses around the Santa Clarita Valley arrive each year, providing
Daily life takes a toll on your skin. Ordinary stressors, toxins and pollutants – plus sunlight and light emitting from devices you use – these things can all show on
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor One of Capt. Justin Diez’s top priorities in March 2020 when he took the helm at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station was community
Millions of women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. According to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, more than 2.3 million women across the globe were diagnosed with breast cancer
By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor It is time to celebrate Santa Clarita! After months of restrictions, we are excited to welcome the community back together for the State
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer Here are the rest of the “award-season” shows that Richard Roeper is looking forward to between now and Thanksgiving. Minireview: “Dune” 3.5/4 Stars The
To say that COVID-19 transformed daily life would be an understatement. Few, if any, aspects of life were untouched once the virus hit. One aspect of daily life that changed