Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer Rehan Wani, a freshman at Valencia High School, wants to study Parkinson’s Disease. Since his grandfather and great uncle both
Sulphur Springs Elementary School will commemorate its 150th anniversary on Friday with a Spring Carnival Roundup hosted by the Canyon Country Little League. The event
Although temperatures of up to 97 degrees kept many from participating in the city of Santa Clarita’s “Community Bike Ride” event on Saturday, city workers
As Jay Wilson stood proudly next to his parents while they received recognition awards, he could be seen with two QR codes, one on his
Tutus, pink umbrellas, platform boots, cheetah-print lapelled suede jackets, and other forms of self-expression decorated the student body at the California Institute of the Arts
Cornhole is usually reserved for barbecues, parties, or as a time-killer on the patio of bars, but competitive versions of the game have recently grown
Dirt bikes, ATV’s, armored rescue vehicles, mobile command centers, fire trucks and all sorts of first responder vehicles were on display in front of The
By Justin Vigil-Zuniga Signal Staff Writer Academy of the Canyons student Candice Baek was awarded a Scholastic Art and Writing honorable mention for her essay
By Sarah Sikandar Signal Staff Writer Dennis Yong’s classroom is cruelty-free – he doesn’t force anything on his students, but he hopes to teach them
In a collaborative effort, Daisies, Brownies, Juniors and Cadets from different Girl Scout troops banded together at a home in Valencia to feed the homeless.
More than a hundred people gathered at the Grace Baptist Church Amphitheater for the “Night of Prayer & Worship” event in which local pastors from
Any jazz musician’s goal is to perform in front of a packed venue, and any venue owner’s goal is to have a packed venue. This
Battling cancer is a multi-step process, and often it includes having a patient journey from one facility to another and meeting with multiple doctors. However,
By Justin Vigil-Zuniga Signal Sports Writer The Triumph Foundation hosted its ninth annual Wheelchair Sports Festival last weekend. The event was the first WSF event
By Sarah Sikandar Signal staff writer Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance is back with its in-person meetings. Before COVID-19, the group meetings – which are
The Westfield Valencia Town Center might not be your first idea when you’re thinking of a place to set up an art gallery, but Academy
Carousel Ranch had one of its most successful fundraisers recently, raking in more than $45,000 in its “How the West Was Won” charity shooting event.
A new garden and monument designed to be a testament to Armenian culture was dedicated in a ceremony recently at the Eternal Valley Memorial Park
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