Canyon High School hosted its first-ever Distance Carnival on Friday night along with the annual Trevor Habberstad Invitational. Over 28 teams showed at Harry Welch Stadium with a plethora of…
A man suspected of being drunk when he crashed his vehicle on the freeway was arrested while his driving companion allegedly fought with the arresting officers. The incident began very…
A woman who allegedly attacked her husband with a sword Friday was booked on suspicion of felony assault with a deadly weapon. Over email on Monday, Shirley Miller, a spokeswoman…
Saugus resident Don Kuehl recently celebrated his 95th birthday at the Bouquet Canyon Senior Apartments. After cake and some laughs with his friends, Kuehl reflected on his 95 years, sharing…
Along with 3,000 other California teens, eight Santa Clarita Valley students traveled to Sacramento recently to get a firsthand experience of the state’s legislative process and present a bill local…
Deputies were searching for alleged robbery suspects in the Newhall area on Monday. The call came in at approximately 3:30 p.m. that three suspects had reportedly robbed a man on…
Deputies responded to an alleged theft in Newhall on Monday. The call came out at approximately 3 p.m. in the shopping center on the 23000 block of Lyons Avenue, directly…
Santa Clarita’s only Chick-fil-A announced Monday it’s set to re-open this week following a monthslong renovation project. The grand reopening, located at 24180 Magic Mountain Parkway, is scheduled for Thursday,…
As the city of Santa Clarita continues its efforts to reduce traffic congestion via its non-motorized transportation plan, residents will once again have a chance to provide feedback on local…
The voting for California’s Presidential Primary Election ends Tuesday. While foot traffic has been light at the polls thus far, L.A. County officials expect that to increase on the last…
Santa Clarita City Council members conducted a special meeting Monday in closed session to discuss “anticipated litigation” regarding a California Voting Rights Act letter sent to the city by attorney…
Fire crews quickly knocked down a one-story structure fire that had spread to the surrounding brush in Canyon Country Monday morning. Los Angeles County Fire Department officials responded to reports…
On Jan. 13, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez extended the temporary restraining order he issued on Dec. 31, precluding California from enforcing Assembly Bill 5 against motor carriers.
Are you trying to eat healthier in 2020? New nutrition facts labels out this year might make it a little easier to do so.
Researchers found that hearing loss affects how quickly and severely dementia progresses. Fortunately, correcting the loss of hearing with hearing aids can possibly prevent the effects of cognitive decline.
I’ve come to the conclusion there are essentially three types of employees — those who need a light, those who ARE the light and those who need to be lit up! Let’s take a look into the working world of these three categories:
How is your business doing? Assuming your company has a plan for the year, are you ahead of plan? At plan? Or, behind plan? How your company has performed so far this year should be of comfort or of concern.
It could be a short list of qualified job applicants or maybe your business or brand makes the short list for award consideration. Or, it could be a short list of autos that you’re considering for your next purchase.
Small businesses — companies with less than 100 employees — account for 99.7% of U.S. businesses. Only 7-in-10 small businesses survive their first year, with nearly one-third of business owners citing cash flow problems as the catalyst forcing them to throw in the towel.
With the April 15 deadline looming on the horizon, you should definitely have a plan in place for filing. Whether you’re filing for yourself, your family or your business, ’tis…
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