Sherwoods share their stories
Rocky Sherwood, displays a photo of himself in the U.S.Coast Guard as he poses with is father, Rocky Sherwood and his retirement photo from the L.A. Police Department. Dan Watson/The Signal

Sherwoods share their stories

Everyone always asks Canyon Country resident Rocky Sherwood if he was named after the movie. “No, I was 10 when that movie came out in 1973 — that movie is…

Rio Vista students write notes of encouragement to Harvey victims
Jaime Santiago, left, Isi Eichie, center, and Parys Taylor, right, look at each other's cards that they made for those effected by Hurricane Harvey during an afterschool program at Rio Vista Elementary on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal

Rio Vista students write notes of encouragement to Harvey victims

“We are sending some sun to you.” “We’ll dry up all your water with sun power.” These were just a few of the cards students at Rio Vista Elementary’s Child…

AOC students rally together to fundraise for Hurricane Harvey relief
Academy of the Canyons (AOC) students in the Associated Student Body (ASB) work to raise $1,000 for Hurricane Harvey relief on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017. Christina Cox/The Signal

AOC students rally together to fundraise for Hurricane Harvey relief

Throughout Friday, students in the Associated Student Body (ASB) at Academy of the Canyons (AOC) worked tirelessly to raise money for those in need nearly 1,600 miles away. Holding buckets…

Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey water damage. National Weather Service

Hurricane Harvey

By James Williford, Santa Clarita Valley Native   Hurricane Harvey affected many people in the Southeast region of Texas. When it is seen on the news it is hard to…

What a storm like Harvey might look like in Santa Clarita
A shopper huddles under an umbrella as heavy rain surprises shoppers in the Walmart Super Center in Santa Clarita on Sat., Feb. 11, 2017. Dan Watson/The Signal

What a storm like Harvey might look like in Santa Clarita

Since Hurricane Harvey made landfall Friday, more than 50 inches of rain has been dumped on parts of southeastern Texas. It would take half a decade for that much rainfall…

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