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By Brennon Dixson Signal Staff Writer With school back in session and the ups and downs of the public health restrictions, parents, students and employees across the Santa Clarita Valley

By Taylor Villanueva Signal Staff Writer Throughout the Santa Clarita Valley is a system of pedestrian paths that has grown over the years. These paths are the work of city

As hope springs eternal and the days begin to slowly get longer and warmer once again, we asked some of our local leaders what they’d like to see in the

Traditions are the glue that hold many celebrations together. Individuals and families embrace many customs that serve as the script for commemorating year-end holidays.  Some celebrants may adhere to traditions

Whether you’re a traditionalist, you like to try new flavors or you only drink it when it’s served to you in a toast, this is the time of year for

Before you can hang the stockings by the chimney with care, you have to figure out how you’re going to stuff them. Nearly every family has a different approach, but

By Michele E. Buttelman Signal Staff Writer Every family has special, and varied, holiday traditions. Some families open gifts on Christmas Eve. Other families have a strict “No Gifts Opened

The Holiday Express 364 Main St., Fillmore  Runs until Dec. 20 The train departs from returns to the historic Fillmore Depot. Enjoy a scenic train ride on vintage cars this

Everyone seems to be having a little tougher year this holiday season. Many who have loved ones considered at risk for COVID-19 were forced to scuttle last-minute plans to see

No place celebrates the holiday season like the Santa Clarita Valley, whether it’s the recent Light Up Main Street event, or renowned Wakefield Winter Wonderland in Saugus, which is really

Tradition is a major component of the Jewish faith, so it’s no surprise that tradition plays such a central role during the celebration of Hanukkah. Although some are quick to

For some, the study of geography might seem as dry as a Santa Clarita Valley summer.  But “Backyard Geographer” Professor Jeremy Patrich tries to liven things up for his students

Well, despite some of our best intentions and hard work, 2020 has proven itself on numerous occasions to not be the year we had hoped, thought or even planned for

America once again has a chance to make history.  America Lopez, that is.  She entered her senior year this fall ranked No. 1 in the state of California for her

Last October, Canyon High School’s Gold Star Brigade marching band and color guard were one of dozens of schools competing in the Wildcat Classic in front of thousands at College