John Carter Jr. U.S. Navy Veteran – Saugus Resident
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor The current chapter of the John Carter Jr. story might be set in Saugus, in the home he lives in with his wife, Susan,…
Baking Brownies just like Grandma
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Like most family recipes, Kathy Kellar’s famous buttermilk brownie dish has been passed down, and, like many comfort foods, it’s very popular when a…
Korean War era, veteran Seabee, Ed Banke, right, shakes hands as the 450 Santa Clarita Christian School students and faculty file by after the SCCS Special Veterans Day Chapel event held in the gym at Santa Clarita Christian School in Canyon Country on Wednesday, November 7, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
SCCS Hosts Event to Honor Veterans
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Santa Clarita Christian School took an opportunity to honor America’s veterans at a special chapel assembly this past week. School Administrator Greg Jones said…
Roxie Bradford,11, right, grooms rescued horses Jax, left, and Mia at SRD Straightening Reins' new facility in Agua Dulce on Wednesday, October 32, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Straightening Reins, at Home on the Ranch
By Perry Smith Managing Editor Over the last seven years, Straightening Reins, the nonprofit organization run by Debbie Rocha, has been housed by several locations in the Santa Clarita Valley.…
Lauren Franco, left, and Strawberry (cq), dressed in character with the movie, enter the theater to watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show during a midnight showing of the 1975 cult classic at The Main in Newhall on Friday, October 26, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Santa Clarita Hosts Midnight ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’
By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Santa Clarita fans of the classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show” had the chance to catch one of two screenings the city hosted over this…
Spotlight On Service: Robert Butler
By Perry Smith SCVBJ Editor Robert Butler President the Castaic Lions Club The Castaic chapter of Lions Clubs International has been serving the communities of Castaic, Val Verde and the…
Ajay Kapur explains some of the goals of his new course in front of “Lydia,” an automated piano operated by motors through artificial intelligence, a machine he builds, reprograms and retools with students inside his classroom in the Herb Alpert School of Music at California Institute of the Arts on Friday. Cory Rubin | SCVBJ
Innovative Lesson Plans: A New Approach in Calarts Classrooms
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Aerospace manufacturer Crissair, Inc. moved to Santa Clarita from Palmdale in 2015. Dan Watson/The Signal
Crissair: The Ebb and Flow for Aerospace
By Perry Smith Managing Editor Walking through the expansive manufacturing floor at the nearly 80,000-square-foot Crissair facility in Valencia, you’d never imagine the company’s humble beginnings — an engineer on…
The Santa Clarita Business Incubator will welcome three startups in January. Katharine Lotze/The Signal.
The Tools of the Trades: SCV Offers Numerous Resources for Entrepreneurs
By Perry Smith SCVBJ Editor Santa Clarita understands the importance of innovation, the need for resources and the benefits that come with entrepreneurship, which is why it’s an important part…
Lucas Nava: My Time In The Signal Newsroom
For my spring semester at Valencia High, I was given the opportunity to shadow a business professional somewhere in the Santa Clarita Valley. The point of this exercise was to…
