
Enjoy your SCV summer on a budget
As the state fully reopens and summer kicks into high gear, many of us are itching to get out and adventure after more than a year of being pent up.

As the state fully reopens and summer kicks into high gear, many of us are itching to get out and adventure after more than a year of being pent up.

By Raychel Stewart Signal Staff Writer As the state’s economy reopens and COVID-19 vaccine distribution increases, people might find themselves looking for ways to save money while planning a vacation

By Kev Kurdoghlian Signal Staff Writer The Santa Clarita Valley loves its cars. Car clubs, car shows, drives and more are regular outings for many residents. Combined, the car culture

By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer The Santa Clarita Valley is a known trails and hiking mecca, according to local experts. With over 11,000 acres of open spaces and more

By Raychel Stewart Signal Staff Writer Along with barbecues and pie, fireworks are considered to be a staple for summer holidays like the Fourth of July, but they can lead

By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer Art may be everywhere you look for it, as the expression goes, and Santa Clarita has certainly tried to celebrate its artists and arts

By Michele E. Buttelman Signal Staff Writer Some beaches are for lying on the sand, some beaches are for walking barefoot as the waves softly lap at your ankles, some

By Caleb Lunetta Signal Staff Writer Sadly, the recent tragic domestic violence-related murder of Michelle Dorsey, a Saugus mother of three, whose estranged husband has confessed to the crime, have

From percussions to producing, music has always been a major part of the Hubbard family, so it was only appropriate for the seven-member family to create an album during the

Starting this weekend, live comedy is coming back to the Santa Clarita Valley. Technically, there’s been virtual laughs with Zoom, and even a drive-thru event for the Bella Vida Santa

Some of my favorite summer memories involve water. Floating on an inner tube in a lake, or a shallow river, is among life’s most blissful moments. I remember when our

Cybersecurity breaches are becoming more and more common in the news, affecting major corporations, disrupting trade and even making our local schools vulnerable in the time when they’ve been reliant

The history of Father’s Day goes back more than 100 years, but ironically, it didn’t become a national holiday until decades after President Woodrow Wilson’s Mother’s Day declaration, according to

Walk into Telco Brewery on a Tuesday or Wednesday after work hours and you’d think co-owners Jaime Hernandez and Tony Santa Cruz were preparing the Santa Clarita Valley’s largest oatmeal

As stay-at-home orders kept people indoors for most of 2020, people found themselves looking for hobbies as the COVID-19 pandemic shut down leisure activities. Along with an increase in pet

As you scroll through Instagram, most of the posts you see show friends traveling or on some fun adventure. Other posts, however, include more than just smiling faces or puppy

By Perry Smith Sunday Signal Editor Kev Kurdoghlian Signal Staff Writer To mask or not to mask? That question and many more around staying healthy during a time that appears

For people over the age of 55, dating could be a challenging aspect of life to navigate and, after about a year of isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, getting

Memorial Day weekend is the official start of the summer grilling season. Time to fill up those propane tanks for your gas barbecue and gather your ingredients for your signature

The origin story of hummus, like much that was shared with us from the ancient world, is not 100% clear. The Western word we use loosely translates to the Arabic