Travel tips for the roads and the skies
If you haven’t already joined the millions of people on the road for the holiday rush, there are some things to keep in mind, whether you’re taking the station wagon…
Easton Day crawls out of a box fort smiling and laughing while playing at Big Box Play. Michele Lutes/The Signal
Tips for kids to voice gratitude this holiday
Tis the season to be giving and grateful… while being bombarded with commercials, ads, sale signs and big bows on cars, parents may find it a little disarming to figure…
The true meaning of Christmas
Whether you and your family focus on the religious or the secular aspects of Christmas, it’s renowned as a chance to spend time with your loved ones. With the holiday…
Cody Wheeler, left, stands with his mother Christy Wheeler-Ramirez as they give coats to homeless people in Santa Clarita and Los Angeles. Courtesy photo: Christy Wheeler-Ramirez
‘Cody’s Coats for the Cold’ warms SCV, LA homeless for Christmas
Twenty-year-old Cody Wheeler is doing his part to make the homeless feel a little bit warmer this holiday season.
Scott Wilk. Dan Watson/The Signal
Wilk about to serve as vice chair for four senate committees
State Sen. Scott Wilk is set to become the vice chair of four different senate committees during the 2019-20 legislative session, according to an announcement made by president pro tempore Sen. Toni Atkins on Friday.
Jordan Lindebaum with one of his touch lamps with a vintage toy airplane mounted. Dan Watson/The Signal
Touching off a bright idea
Jordan Lindebaum, an aerospace engineer, and his wife, Paloma, own the company Off the Beaten Pallet, which sells touch lamps and wireless phone chargers he made out of reclaimed wood and scrap metal.
Letters to the Editor
Dennis Fitzgerald | President Trump Is Thinking Wishfully and Calling it Quits Without Finishing the Job
The President announces the war is over — we won. Last time it was the first President Bush and that proved to be wishful thinking. This time it is President…
Tim Whyte | Campfire Tales, Clogs and Keeping in Touch
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor The clogs were just hideous. And, my friend Anthony wore them proudly. He’d picked them up on one of our group camping trips to Buellton.…
U.S. Rep Katie Hill/Signal file photo
Rep.-Elect Katie Hill | ‘Congress Camp’ and Preparations for 2019
Part 1 of 2 By Katie Hill Congresswoman-Elect I hope you’ve enjoyed the last month and a half since the election – my mom conveyed to me the relief of…
David Hegg is senior pastor of Grace Baptist Church and a Santa Clarita resident. "Ethically Speaking" runs Saturdays in The Signal.
David Hegg | Christmas Exemplifies the Ultimate Fulfilled Promise
By David Hegg Perhaps nothing demonstrates a person’s integrity more than their willingness to keep a promise. As the great Alaskan poet Robert Service once wrote, “A promise made is…
Winter in the rose garden
Roses don’t really go dormant in the Santa Clarita Valley, although they may slow down a bit during the cold winter months of December and January. That’s the opportune time…
Maria Gutzeit dishes up fettuccine noodles as she creates her "mom's spaghetti and meat sauce". Dan Watson/The Signal
Family memories with bolognese sauce
While Maria Gutzeit was growing up, one of ones she looked forward to was pasta with bolognese sauce made by her mother, Ledlie Gutzeit. “My mom made this in my…
A man wanted in relation to a stabbing that occured Saturday night is detained in the hills above Bouquet Canyon Park in Saugus Sunday afternoon. Cory Rubin/ The Signal
Updated: Detectives arrest suspect in stabbing in Saugus home
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detectives are looking for a man who they suspect stabbed his parents, both in their late 70s, in Saugus on Saturday night.
Sunday Signal
This week in Real Estate: Remembering what’s important this holiday season
This Week in Real Estate, by Ray “The Realtor” Kutylo While the SCV Home Team and I have been busy with real estate this month and will be…
Sunday Signal
The most downloaded holiday songs
Music is integral to many celebrations during the holiday season. Whether you’re planning an office party, hosting friends and family at home or simply looking to get in the holiday…
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Prepare for when guests come to visit
Homeowners may find themselves hosting senior guests several times throughout a typical year. These occasions can be wonderful opportunities for making memories, but homeowners may need to take certain precautions…
How to create more time to relax
Fitting relaxation time into a typical day can have a profound impact on a person’s overall health. Relaxation techniques can help manage a variety of health conditions, including insomnia and anxiety associated with illnesses or medical procedures, according to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.
Sunday Signal
Keep your natural tree fresh this Christmas
Natural Christmas tree aficionados love the authenticity such trees provide during the holiday season. Natural trees also provide a unique aroma that can make holiday celebrations feel more homey. When…
Strategies parents can use to motivate students
If students appear to be struggling to get motivated for their schoolwork after returning from break, parents can try various strategies that may help reignite youngsters’ passions for learning.
Store manager Diana Roach cuts paper for a pamphlet she is working on with Karen Moore during The Open Book's bookbinding workshop. Ryan Mancini/The Signal
Life of a dying art form
Over a month ago, Karen Moore walked through The Open Book in Santa Clarita and stopped at the store’s blackboard to read about an upcoming workshop on bookbinding.
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