Grace Baptist Theatre is gearing up for its production of “Southern Fried Funeral,” a big-hearted comedy based set in the South.
More than $244 million of damage was caused by the 1994 earthquake. While remembering the devastation 25 years later, the Santa Clarita’s Emergency Management team is reminding the community to be prepared.
At 4:31 a.m. on Jan. 17, 1994, Santa Clarita resident Monique Newman jumped out of bed amidst the shaking, to run to the rooms of her 8- and 10-year-old sons.
Santa Clarita resident Joyce Culberhouse received a Christmas miracle Wednesday: It was a call she had been waiting almost four years to receive.
With sweaters on goats, pigs in blankets and reindeer antlers on ponies, Gilchrist Farm is ringing in the holidays with their annual Holidays at the Farm event Saturday and Sunday.
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita resident Holly Feneht said her goal is to live her life with integrity, as one of six honorees for the 2019 Single…
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita resident, mortgage adviser and single mother, Patti Handy is reminding single parents to always have hope. “One day, you’ll look back and…
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer The pirates are coming back to Santa Clarita for the fourth annual SCV Brewmasters Pirate Beer Festival on Saturday, Nov. 10, co-hosted by Prayer…
Our place. Our people. It’s hard to wrap your mind around a tragedy that hits so close to home.
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer There aren’t many places on earth quite like the Gibbon Conservation Center right here in the Santa Clarita Valley. At this special location off…
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Santa Clarita resident Sara Sterkel, 31, was on a camping trip 18 years ago, when she was bit by a bug on her shin,…
The pirates are coming back to Santa Clarita for the 4th annual SCV Brewmasters Pirate Beer Festival on Saturday, Nov. 10, co-hosted by Prayer Angels for the Military and SCV Brewmasters.
The Soroptimist International of Valencia is inviting the community to have a boot-scootin’ good time at its first ever Boots and Barrels event on Sunday.
One-stop holiday shops are back and they are kicking off the season throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. Holiday boutiques are scheduled to begin Nov. 3 and continue throughout November and December.
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer Whether the small business is a startup operation, a passed-down-from-the-generations family business or a “side hustle,” each entrepreneurial experience has its own unique challenges…
An adorable, brave, scared and confident character brought smiles to children’s faces this Halloween season. “Meet Miss Patootie,” a children’s Halloween picture book written and illustrated by Santa Clarita resident Mary Baxter-Jordan, brought a fun tradition to many families and schools during the month of October.
First Presbyterian Church in Newhall is scheduled to present a performance of a Christmas play of hope, The Green Velvet Christmas Dress on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
Deputy Garrett Rifkin, of Santa Clarita, lost his left leg below the knee after being a victim of a hit-and-run collision on his way to work. Almost three months later, he is returning to duty, after conquering challenges and rehabilitation.
The American Cancer Society is scheduled to host its annual Bark for Life event Saturday to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer, alongside their four-legged friends.
The smell of sweet corn on the cob, the sight of scarecrows in a sunflower field, the worry of being lost in a corn maze, and the fun of climbing on a large fiberglass jack-o’-lantern — these are just some of the everlasting memories that Santa Clarita residents have of Lombardi Ranch.
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