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21st Annual Henry Mayo Tree Lighting Set for December 3rd

On Sunday, December 3rd, Henry Mayo will continue its traditional Community Tree Lighting. The event starts at 2:00pm with some holiday entertainment, refreshments, letters to Santa, and face painting. Santa will be making a visit at 2:30 and each family will get to take a picture with jolly St. Nick free of charge. The actual tree lighting will take place ...

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Six Flags Has Toy Drive Of Its Own

Six Flags Magic Mountain, KTLA/CW, UPS and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southern California will join forces for the seventh annual Toys for the Holidays toy drive.  All toys collected during the three-day event will be distributed by UPS to thousands of children at over 28 Boys and Girls Clubs in Southern California.  The Clubs provide a safe haven ...

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Antonovich Reacts To LA City Forming Its Own County

Los Angeles County Mayor Michael D.  Antonovich released the following statement:   “The City of Los Angeles exploring the idea of becoming its own county raises an interesting question.  What would their name be with the founding of Los Angeles County predating Los Angeles City ?  The County’s history began 235 years ago with the founding of the San Gabriel ...

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Henry Mayo Home Tour Takes to Westridge

Community members are invited to a special viewing of four stunning, professionally-decorated custom estate homes located in the Westridge community as part of Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital’s 26th Annual Holiday Home Tour on Saturday, December 2. “I think we are so fortunate to be featuring four homes from the new Westridge community for the first time this year, as ...

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Waddell Joins SCV Bank as Vice President

Hugh Waddell , a resident of the Santa Clarita Valley since 1970, has joined Santa Clara Valley Bank (SCVBank™) as Regional Vice President-Commercial Lending in the Valencia Office.  Mr. Waddell is a veteran banker with over 35 years of community banking experience in the Southern California area. During that time, he has held senior management positions with several independent banks, ...

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Give The Gift of Life, Donate Blood

Blood can be the most gracious gift you ever give.  By contributing this vital resource now, you can save lives in the future. You must weigh at least 110 lbs, be 17 years or older (16 with parental consent) and be in general good health.  For more information about donating or to schedule a blood drive please call us at ...

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SCV Transit Ambassadors Celebrate Decade of Service

The City of Santa Clarita Transit’s Commuter Ambassadors celebrated a decade of service to the City and to the Santa Clarita Transit system this past Saturday.  “Thanks to the dedication and years of service for many long-time ambassadors, the Santa Clarita Transit commuter service continues to improve communication between commuters and City staff each year,” commented Jeff O’Keef, Transit City ...

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Antonovich Recognizes LA County Teacher

At the Board of Supervisors meeting on November 14, 2006, Mayor Michael D. Antonovich presented a congratulatory scroll to Dr. John De Lemos in honor of his selection as one the top sixteen Los Angeles County Teachers of the Year for 2006-2007.    Dr. de Lemos is an eighth grade science instructor at Castaic Middle School with over seventeen years ...

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SCV Banks 3rd Quarter Earnings

Santa Clara Valley Bank (SCVBank; OTC BB: SCVE.OB) today announced its 2006 third quarter financial results.   In the third quarter of 2006, the Bank’s assets grew to $96.1 million, up from $74.9 million at year-end 2005, an increase of approximately 28%. The bank has $83.1 million in deposits, up from $66.3 million, or 25%, over the same period with ...

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Signal Wins Best Community Newspaper

The Signal Newspaper walked away with 18 awards in June from the National Newspaper Association, and that alone could be considered a hefty accomplishment. But last month, the National Newspaper Association announced the winner for the largest prize; the General Excellence Award. Nearly 3,000 papers from across the country were in the Signal’s bracket and they beat them all out ...

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