Apparently, the Santa Clarita City Council has lost touch with what the city of Santa Clarita needs to spend $3.3 million on.

Residents gathered at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center on Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. to participate in the “World’s ...

A stable table is more than just a convenience—it’s necessary. Whether you’re hosting a family dinner, working on an ...

From healthcare to finance, predictive AI shapes decisions daily. It helps retailers forecast trends, banks detect fraud, and ...

News release For one weekend only, Matchbox Theatre Co. is bringing its inaugural production of Johnna Adams’ “World Builders ...

Byline: Wyles Daniel Motivation isn’t a constant. Even the most dedicated fitness professionals have off days when energy ...

By Signal Staff Writer The Valley Industry Association is scheduled to host its annual VIA Bash, with the theme this year ...

The local division of California Retired Teachers Association held its annual scholarship luncheon recently to honor 16 local ...

Byline: Matthew Kayser Rapid progress in automation, robotics, and sensor technology pushes today’s industrial systems to ...

The Alzheimer’s Association hosted a kickoff event on Tuesday, taking the initial steps for the annual Walk to End ...

The Newhall School district governing board approved its next school year’s local control and accountability plan, also known ...

RISE Foundation is scheduled to host its third annual “Lemonade for Foster-Aid” fundraiser on July 12 at multiple locations ...