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The Signal, 14 Aug 2026

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ArticleBack­packs return in Newhall

The first day of school could be nerve-wrack­ing for chil­dren, and adding a whole new school to that equa­tion could become scar­ier. Grace Shane, who was headed off to second grade on Thursday at Pico Canyon Ele­ment­ary school, stood shyly in front...

Back­packs return in Newhall

ArticleSaugus cafe saga con­tin­ues in court

A law­suit filed by the own­ers of L.A. County’s old­est con­tinu­ously oper­at­ing res­taur­ant, which accuses a well-known local fam­ily of steal­ing their prop­erty, is now expec­ted back in court in Novem­ber, accord­ing to court fil­ings. The...

Saugus cafe saga con­tin­ues in court

Article‘Big smiles’ in Sul­phur Springs

Val­ley View Com­munity School wel­comed almost 500 stu­dents back for the 2026-27 year with high spir­its and big smiles on Thursday morn­ing. Stu­dents and their par­ents walked through the white gates of the school – excited for what is to come...

‘Big smiles’ in Sul­phur Springs

ArticleMan to face trial in deputy murder

A Down­town Los Angeles courtroom held jury selec­tion Monday for the 12 jur­ors and six altern­ates who will decide the fate of Kevin Eduardo Cataneo Salazar, the man accused of shoot­ing and killing Deputy Ryan Clinkun­broomer. Clinkun­broomer, a...

Man to face trial in deputy murder

ArticleGood morn­ing

to Sig­nal sub­scribers Merry Gra­ham Javier Mar­quez Nina Wood­bury

Good morn­ing

ArticleCAFE

unlaw­fully interfered with plaintiffs’ res­taur­ant busi­ness and ten­ancy by breach­ing lease agree­ments, effec­tu­at­ing a wrong­ful lock­out and removal of prop­erty, mis­ap­pro­pri­at­ing plaintiffs’ trade name and good­will enga­ging in unfair...

CAFE

ArticleNEWHALL

with. What she did know was that she was look­ing for­ward to dis­cov­er­ing what she was going to learn throughout the year and mak­ing new friends, she said. The Newhall School Dis­trict wel­comed stu­dents in trans­itional kinder­garten through...

NEWHALL

ArticleNEWS OF THE WEIRD

Pre­co­cious It was all hands on deck when a kit­ten was dis­covered stuck behind a Honda owner’s front grille in Ames, Iowa. The car’s driver was in the drive-thru at a Scooter’s Cof­fee when she heard the kit­ten cry­ing. Other drivers quickly...

NEWS OF THE WEIRD

ArticleToday in his­tory

Today’s his­tory: In 1935, Pres­id­ent Frank­lin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Secur­ity Act, guar­an­tee­ing income for retir­ees and the unem­ployed.. n In 1945, Pres­id­ent Harry S. Tru­man announced Japan’s uncon­di­tional sur­render and the end...

Today in his­tory