The Santa Clarita Valley Signal

The SCV community is proud to be home to SCV News, a nonprofit community service organization that produces and airs a public television channel serving the Santa Clarita Valley. The channel is funded by grants and local businesses. The station has become a staple in the Santa Clarita Valley. Whether it’s news or sports, you can be sure that the SCV has something to offer your family. This monthly newsletter provides you with important information about our community and our region.

The Santa Clarita Valley Signal (SCV) is a community news outlet that started in 1919 as the Newhall Signal. From 1979 to 2018, the SCV Signal was owned by Savannah-based Morris Multimedia. In June 2018, it was purchased by Paladin Multi-Media Group. Covering community news and events, the Santa Clarita Valley’s daily newspaper covers topics including government, education, business, public safety, entertainment, and high school sports. The Santa Clarita Valley Signal has its own editorial board and has an online edition.

The Santa Clarita Valley Signal was founded in 1919 as the Newhall Signal. The company owned the Santa Clarita Valley Signal from 1979 until June 2018. After the sale, Paladin Multi-Media Group acquired the paper. The SCV News covers a wide variety of topics, including government, business, education, public safety, and entertainment. The newspaper also offers high school sports coverage. This publication is owned by local citizens and is independent of the city or county.

The History About The Santa Clarita Valley Signal

Founded in 1919 as the Newhall Signal, the SCV Sheriff Station Foundation paid for Ginger’s training and has become a vital part of the community. It covers news, government, politics, public safety, and other topics that affect the community. Additionally, the Santa Clarita Valley Signal has an editorial board. And it also features a variety of sports and events. There are numerous local organizations that support the news and sports in the area.

Among the many community news outlets, the SCV Sheriff Station Signal is a local newspaper owned by the city of Santa Clarita. The paper was previously owned by Savannah-based Morris Multimedia from 1979 until June 2018. After a merger, the SCV Sheriff Station was sold to Paladin Multi-Media Group. The newspaper covers a range of topics, including government, politics, education, entertainment, and high school sports. While it is a nonprofit, it maintains its editorial board.

Founded in 1919, the Santa Clarita Valley Signal has been owned by Savannah, Georgia-based Morris Multimedia since 1979. It was recently purchased by the Paladin Multi-Media Group in June 2018. The SCV Sheriff Station’s Mental Wellness Program features a pastor program and a peer-support agent, and is designed to help officers cope with heightened tensions or quietly suffering. It also features a weekly community newspaper, a popular local radio station, and high school sports.