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Well. Somehow, here we are, summer. Belly of the Beast. Hope you don’t mind. I’ve installed personal equestrian misters to spray a gentle ghosting of refreshing water over us as we ride our ponies into the backtrails of Santa Clarita Valley history. Sure beats the last invention — The Mounted Swamp Cooler. We’ve a most interesting trek ahead (like, has
2 local students complete capstone projects at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Almost 1,200 undergraduate students at Worcester Polytechnic Institute completed a senior capstone thesis that is required of all graduating seniors
There are summer traditions, and then there are Santa Clarita summer legends. For 35 years now, families, friends, neighbors and music lovers alike have gathered under the open skies of
News release Local nonprofit Fostering Youth Independence recently held its “Celebration of Everything,” event appreciating the many volunteers who make a difference in the lives of Santa Clarita foster youth
News release The history of the flag of the United States of America, as shared by Santa Clarita Elks Lodge 2379 officers, was presented last month as part of the
Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend some good golf gadgets that can help older golfers? I like to walk the course when I play but I have some back problems
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Special Education Local Plan Area (SCV SELPA) and its member school districts actively seek out all individuals with exceptional needs, from birth to age
By Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto) Signal Staff Writer This summer, young athletes from across the Santa Clarita Valley are running bases, shooting hoops, and jumping hurdles at The Master’s University during its
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer A Nigerian national has pleaded guilty to running a transnational inheritance fraud scheme that defrauded many elderly and vulnerable people in the United States, the Department
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer At least 21 states are reporting a COVID-19 variant that spread across China earlier this year, according to newly updated data provided by a private company.
Five-year-old Lennon Barrett screamed that her favorite part of the Fourth of July was the fireworks. Raegan Barrett, who is 6, agreed and added that her favorite part was just
To read the story, click here. Gallery below: Photos by Katherine Quezada/The Signal (Click on image to view full size.) Spectators watch the Fourth of July Parade on July 5,
Question: I live in a Valencia custom-built home from 1980 on a half-acre lot. I’m the fourth owner who inherited a 4-inch diameter PVC plastic drainage system. There are five
You’ll excuse me if I’m still a bit sappy and bursting with pride. But I feel rather lucky to be an American. We’re not perfect as a country or a
Haley and Tim Mendez sat in folding chairs under one of their two pop-up canopies with misters strung up along the inside to keep themselves cool on Friday morning. They
As Fourth of July festivities begin on Friday, Santa Clarita residents can expect normal summer temperatures to the start of their spectacular, star-studded weekend. According to Ryan Kittell, meteorologist with
Florence Holmes doesn’t let her age stop her from looking good every day. Born on July 30, 1925, the almost-100-year-old made sure to apply a fresh layer of lipstick before
The city of Santa Clarita’s City Cinemas is back once again and kicked off the summer festivities with a showing of “The Wild Robot” at Bridgeport Park on Friday evening.
West Ranch High School graduate Noah Douphner of Stevenson Ranch is one of 12 players from around the country who made the USA Volleyball Boys U19 National Team. According to
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