The Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center at Bella Vida and the SCV/Castaic Lions Club hosted their annual Thanksgiving feast with over 700 meals being served at the center and through
The Festival of Trees is a much-anticipated celebration among the Santa Clarita Valley community that kicks off the holiday season. But it’s not just about the glittering bells and stars,
By Bob Buttitta For The Signal From Dorothy’s ruby slippers in the “Wizard of Oz” to Luke Skywalker’s iconic lightsaber, great props can play a huge role in helping to tell the story of a theatrical production.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWfYcZjzyDQ&feature=youtu.be The Christmas tree lighting ceremony at this year’s Light Up Main Street event almost went perfectly. At the end of the countdown, one by one, the giant snowflake lights
The Signal invited the Top 51 of Santa Clarita’s most influential people of 2025 to Salt Creek Grille on Thursday for a luncheon to celebrate the people who aim to make
Balloon animals, face painting, caricature drawings and a brand-new park: Valencia by FivePoint celebrated the opening of Riparian Park on Saturday, its first official public park acquired by the County
Alfredo Reveles’ grandmother, Sebastiana Hortencia Rosales de Abarca, was 93 years old when she died earlier this year. She had 11 siblings, then had 14 children of her own, and
California Highway Patrol officers said Wednesday they’re investigating a report of a stolen truck that led to a pursuit that ended with a crash and two patients at Henry Mayo
The American Cancer Society hosted its annual Bark for Life “Howl-O-Ween” celebration with dogs in Halloween costumes, families playing and booths lined up from local shelters and resources for dogs
Santa Clarita Valley residents got all the boos, treats and screams during the 36th annual “Haunted Jailhouse” carnival and fundraiser at the SCV Sheriff’s Station on Sunday. The city of
For Cristina Wyatt, making a difference means giving back wherever she can. She may not have a lot of funds to donate to local organizations providing essential resources, but what
“Protest is Patriotic,” read one of Faith Frieda Wilson and Abby Monis’ signs as they stood on the corner of Valencia Boulevard and McBean Parkway on Saturday. The College of
Santa Clarita City Manager Ken Striplin said Tuesday a recent crackdown on the city’s curfew law, which “has been on the books for a couple of decades,” has come from
Holding up a broken record with a bandage on it Tuesday night, Keith Lobert told the Santa Clarita City Council he had the perfect metaphor for the city’s handling of
The city of Santa Clarita celebrated Thursday the delivery of a long-awaited resource intended to help the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department with its local emergency response: a mobile command unit.
The city celebrated the progress of its five-year Santa Clarita 2025 plan Thursday as part of its annual State of the City celebration, which highlighted city programs aimed at helping
It took years and help from her family for Megan Elsie to understand she was in an abusive relationship. She was never physically harmed, but her abuse came in an
The Sulphur Springs Union School District celebrated the opening of its newest playground, an inclusive space at Canyon Springs Community School on Vicci Street. After thanking the staff, teachers and
Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. armed forces, Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter No. 355, in partnership with Coffee4Vets Inc., hosted “Commitment to Freedom” at Bella Vida on Saturday.
Christine Neri raised a purple flower up toward the sky and stood in silence for a brief moment, remembering her mother Eileen, on Saturday morning. “She was funny, she was