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Ava Lim (President) and Sophie Boyadjian (Vice President), from Letters Connect, a youth program centered on exchanging *hand written letters* and the lost art of letter writing, join The Daily Buzz to talk about the program!
Watch the full interview (Daily Buzz episode 248) anytime on-demand at BuzzSCV.com or the BuzzSCV app for phones and smart TVs!
"Letters Connect, a nonprofit organization focused on reviving youth letter writing as an intervention to the loneliness epidemic. In the Santa Clarita Valley, we have two of our chapters: Academy of the Canyons, and our head chapter at West Ranch High School.
WHAT WE DO
Engage youth in writing letters:
Hosting letter writing workshops at the highschool level through our chapter program
Connecting teens from all over the globe with our penpal program
Merging volunteering and letter writing through working with local organizations
Creating a fun, positive, active community of letter writers for generations to come!
https://www.letters-co.com/"
11 Nov 2026
Liliana Ramirez (administrative services manager), from Toy Loan and Workplace Giving Program, joins The Daily Buzz to talk about their holiday "Toy Loan" program! Within the program children are encouraged to borrow toys and learn responsible ownership. After a few rounds of returning the toys back in good shape, the children are then given a wish list of toys they can keep!
Watch the full interview (Daily Buzz episode 247) anytime on-demand at BuzzSCV.com or the BuzzSCV app for phones and smart TVs!
"Toy Loan is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that allows children to borrow toys from a Toy Loan Center in the same way as they would borrow books from a library. The Program is a voluntary community effort co-sponsored by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and the Department of Public Social Services. The free Toy Loan Program began in 1935 as a community effort in the Westchester area of Los Angeles during the Great Depression. The impetus of this effort was to loan toys to low-income children whose families could not afford toys. Each year, the Toy Loan centers serve over 25,000 children and are a resource for teachers to help enhance learning. Over 90 years after opening the first center, the Program remains unchanged. The Toy Loan mission of building a foundation of lifelong learning through sparking creativity and imagination continues.
https://dpss.lacounty.gov/en/community/toy-loan.html"
10 Nov 2026
California Highway Patrol Newhall-area Office officials have confirmed the name, age and residence of the man who passed away in a solo vehicle traffic collision on San Francisquito Canyon Road around 5:54 a.m. on Monday, according to a news release sent out on Tuesday morning.
Fernando Osorio, 60, of Lancaster, is the man who passed away in the solo vehicle traffic collision, according to the news release sent by Officer Carlos Burgos-Lopez, spokesman for the CHP’s Newhall office.
Officers were notified of the traffic collision around 5:54 a.m. on San Francisquito Canyon Road south of Fire Camp 14, the release said.
Officers and Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel responded to the scene, the release said.
Initial investigation indicates a Toyota Highlander was traveling southbound San Francisquito Canyon Road, south of Fire Camp 14, when for unknown reasons, the Toyota traveled to the left across the northbound lane of San Francisquito Canyon Road and onto the east shoulder where it overturned, according to Burgos-Lopez’s release.
The driver suffered fatal injuries during the crash. The passenger suffered minor injuries and was transported to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital by ambulance. Alcohol and/or dr*gs do not appear to be a factor in this crash, according to the release. Officers are investigating the crash.
Any witnesses to this event with additional information can contact the CHP Newhall Area Office at 661-600-1600, attention: Officer K. Phillips.
[Edited for Instagram guidelines]
Original reporting by Kamryn Martell for The Signal
10 Nov 2026
Pastor David Hegg, from Grace Baptist Church, joins The Daily Buzz to talk about his new novel, "Calvin's Cross."
Watch the full interview (Daily Buzz episode 246) anytime on-demand at BuzzSCV.com or the BuzzSCV app for phones and smart TVs!
"Ridley, a seminarian whose theological assumptions have been torn apart by his professors, is facing the deadline for his Master’s thesis. Having just experienced the long, painful decline and death of his parents, Ridley decides to write on the greatest obstacle to faith: If God is good, why does evil exist? Cleaning out his childhood home, he discovers his parents’ vast collection of research into The Malcolm Myth. Intrigued with what he finds, and stymied with writer’s block, he throws reason to the wind. He flies off to Europe on a whim and finds himself partnering with Kate, a lovely Ph.D candidate who, for reasons of her own, joins him in a globetrotting adventure to unravel one of the biggest conspiracies of the English Monarchy. Set in the modern day as well as the era of Henry VIII and John Calvin, Calvin’s Cross is a story interlaced with historical reality and soul-comforting wisdom to accept both a sovereign God and the presence of evil in our world.
Below you will find the link to the novel's release story in The Signal:
https://signalscv.com/2025/09/hegg-releases-first-novel-calvins-cross/"
09 Nov 2026
Suzannah Warlick, joins the Daily Buzz to talk about Congregation Beth Shalom's (CBS) upcoming "Movie Mitzvah," celebrating the 13th year of their annual film series!
Watch the full interview (Daily Buzz episode 245) anytime on-demand at BuzzSCV.com or the BuzzSCV app for phones and smart TVs!
"It's our Movie Mitzvah — and you're invited to the party!
13 years of unforgettable films, wonderful friendships, and movie magic!
Now it's time to celebrate this milestone in style!
Join us for an afternoon of fun, food, music, and surprises!
🎉 Festive Luncheon with cake lighting ceremony
🎁 13 Fabulous Raffle Prizes
🎬 Fan-Favorite Movie
$13 per person
13 Years • 13 Prizes • $13 — One Unforgettable Celebration!
Sunday, November 15
**1:00 p.m.**
$13 per person"
https://calendar.santaclarita.gov/event/cbs-film-series-celebrates-13-fabulous-years
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100032295772474
06 Nov 2026
A former jail deputy at the North County Correctional Facility in Castaic received a sentence of five and a half years for his role in smuggling h*roin into one of the nation’s largest jails.
U.S. District Judge Fernando M. Olguin sentenced Michael Meiser, 40, of Lancaster, to 67 months in prison, just three months shy of the Department of Justice’s recommendation and seven months more than the mandatory minimum, which Meiser had requested.
The ex-deputy had asked for leniency in a filing earlier this month, writing a letter to the judge to indicate that while he takes responsibility for his actions, he’s now a caretaker for his father, who has a progressing fatal disease.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office wrote in its sentencing recommendation that Meiser, who was considered by officials to be a trusted officer in Operation Safe Jails for the Sheriff’s Department, had a “front-row seat” to an overd*se epidemic in the lockup.
While Operation Safe Jails was tasked with eradicating narcotics in county jails, federal prosecutors shared texts between Meiser and other deputies who mocked the inmates who overd*sed.
His arrest was part of a joint widespread prosecution of dr*g smuggling in Los Angeles jails by the L.A. County District Attorney’s Office and the Department of Justice, which named dozens of defendants.
Read full article at SignalSCV.com
Original reporting by
Perry Smith
06 Nov 2026
From paper to sculpture, Rio Norte Junior High School students saw their monster creations come to life in the hands of their schoolmates last Thursday.
Aimed at fostering meaningful connections among different groups of students, art teacher Nancy James, who is widely known to the campus community as Art James, wanted a fun, creative way to have her advanced art students connect with the special needs students.
“I think it’s good for the school and for the good of humanity to do things like this,” she said. The advanced art students created over 40 sculptures, gaining inspiration from drawings from special education students.
To embrace the spirit of October and its spooky season, James believed monsters would not just be fitting for the occasion but would also allow the students to have all the creative freedom with no limitations.
The advanced art students began creating the ceramic sculptures in September and on Thursday, as a culmination of the project, the art students and special needs students gathered in the campus multipurpose room for a special reveal. The sculptures came with a workbook that had questions for students to complete, as well.
Some students immediately reacted with excitement, while others took their time to slowly inspect the figurine before they realized it was their drawing brought to life.
Read full article at SignalSCV.com
Original reporting by Katherine Quezada for The Signal
05 Nov 2026
The city is hosting a community meeting later this month to talk about the state’s plan to put an eight-story courthouse down the street from City Hall.
“The Santa Clarita City Council has repeatedly expressed opposition to the proposed location and has worked to identify alternative sites that could better accommodate a courthouse while minimizing impacts on residents and businesses,” according to a news release Wednesday from the city. “Despite these efforts, the state Judicial Council has rejected the city’s suggested alternatives and has continued moving forward with its preferred location without meaningful collaboration with the city.”
The state’s chosen location for its massive legal edifice is the former home of The Greens, a long-since abandoned former miniature golf course at 26501 McBean Parkway.
The city is planning a community meeting 6 p.m. Nov. 17 in the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons, ostensibly to let people know about the courthouse, remind residents that the city didn’t want it and tried to fight it, and then give residents an opportunity to complain about it as desired.
Read full article at SignalSCV.com
Original reporting by Perry Smith for The Signal
05 Nov 2026
Nikki Buckstead, President and CEO of Child and Family Center, joins The Daily Buzz to talk about their holiday "Adopt a Family" program! Learn how you can make a big difference in a child's life this holiday season!
Watch the full interview (Daily Buzz episode 243) anytime on-demand at BuzzSCV.com or the BuzzSCV app for phones and smart TVs!
"The holiday season brings joy, celebration, and togetherness, but for many families facing financial hardship and other challenges, it can also bring added stress and uncertainty. Child & Family Center invites the community to help brighten the holidays through its annual Adopt-a-Family Holiday Program, providing gifts and support to children and families the Center serves throughout the Santa Clarita Valley.
Each year, generous individuals, families, businesses, churches, congregations and community organizations come together to ensure that children and families receiving services at Child & Family Center have something special to look forward to during the holiday season.
Through the program, donors are matched with families who might not otherwise be able to afford holiday gifts. Participants receive information about family members, including ages, clothing sizes, and wish lists, so donors can choose thoughtful, meaningful gifts.
How the Community Can Help
· Adopt a Family: Sign up to provide holiday gifts for an individual family or multiple families.
· Donate Teen Gift Cards: Purchase $25 Target or Walmart gift cards to help make the holidays special for teenagers.
· Organize a Holiday Gift Drive: Encourage employees, colleagues, friends, or community groups to collect new toys, gifts, and gift cards.
· Spread the Word: Share the opportunity with family, friends, businesses, churches, and social networks.
The deadline to sign up to adopt a family is December 5, 2026.
Gifts may be dropped off December 7–10, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at Child & Family Center.
https://www.childfamilycenter.org/adopt-a-family/"
04 Nov 2026
The local election races promised historic change Tuesday, with two new guaranteed Santa Clarita City Council members following an election, for the first time in a quarter-century.
There were also two school board races for the valleywide William S. Hart Union High School District expected to be competitive, each with two candidates from opposing parties in the nonpartisan school board races.
The retirements of two current council members, with the implementation of the city’s second-ever district-based election, created a political stage ripe for change.
City Council members Marsha McLean and Bill Miranda both declined to run this year, with a third council member, Mayor Laurene Weste, seeking re-election.
None of the races had been called as of this story’s publication, but there were early returns from voters for Districts 2, 4 and 5.
The Signal was able to cover the local Republicans’ watch party Tuesday evening, but the SCV Democrats denied media access to their local watch party.
[...]There was no incumbent in the race with it being the district’s first election, but Weste ran against Jeffrey Berman, Valerie Bradford, Nick Somers and Peter Yahiayan.
Weste led by a large margin in the early returns, taking 52.48%, or 5,416 votes, compared to Bradford 28.73%, (2,965 votes) and Somers, 13.04% (1,346 votes)
As a sitting council member, Weste was not one of the candidates calling for significant change, but she knew it was possible. She talked about how Santa Clarita was a safe place to raise a family, and she wanted to keep it that way.
Read full article at SignalSCV.com
Original reporting by Perry Smith and Kamryn Martell for The Signal
04 Nov 2026
A “verbal argument” between a man walking his dog and a neighbor led to a report of a stabbing, according to a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station investigation.
The suspect and the victim got into a verbal argument, which escalated and resulted in a stabbing, according to the request to search the suspect’s home.
The suspect then reportedly ran home to his nearby residence on Sweetshade Lane.
The victim walked back to his residence and then told his father he needed to go to the hospital, and he was taken there by family members, who reported that he lost consciousness on the way.
Station officials said the suspect was identified as Wilmar Gonzalez, a 33-year-old man who station officials said also went by “Diablo.”
A family member of the victim responded to the suspect’s home and contacted deputies, according to the detective’s report of his investigation.
While deputies were interviewing the man who contacted them, the suspect exited his home and started talking to deputies from the balcony. The suspect said he wasn’t coming down and started cursing at the deputies.
The two parties knew each other, because they’ve been neighbors for approximately 10 years, and the alleged victim’s family member was able to easily identify the suspect, according to the search-warrant affidavit.
Read the full article at SignalSCV.com
Original reporting by Perry Smith for The Signal
04 Nov 2026
Cherylyn Hegg, Carol Scholl and Andrea Rodriguez, from Grace Baptist Church, join The Daily Buzz to talk about their upcoming fall play, "But Why Bump Off Barnaby?"
Described as an Agatha Christie spoof of sorts, "But Why Bump Off Barnaby?" takes place in English manor full of colorful characters set in the 1970s!
Showtimes:
Friday | Nov. 6 | 7pm
Saturday | Nov. 7 | 3pm
Sunday | Nov. 8 | 6pm
Friday | Nov. 13 | 7pm
Saturday | Nov. 14 | 3pm
Sunday | Nov. 15 | 6pm
Grab tickets at www.gracebaptist.org/theatre
Watch the full interview (Daily Buzz episode 242) anytime on-demand at BuzzSCV.com or the BuzzSCV app for phones and smart TVs!
03 Nov 2026
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