Letters to the Editor
Ted Aquaro | Are Mobs Germ-Proof?
I just passed the intersection of Valencia Boulevard and Magic Mountain Parkway, where I saw a mob on the southwest corner with signs and banners proclaiming the flavor of the…
Letters to the Editor
Lois Eisenberg | Wear a Mask, Save a Life
I’m compelled to write this letter concerning wearing masks for everyone’s safety. I wrote a letter to the editor a couple of months ago entitled, “Wearing a mask or not…
The locally based Landscape Development Inc. sent two Habit burger trucks to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital last month to provide lunches for all the hospital staff in commemoration of National Hospital Week.
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PHOTOS: Making a Habit out of appreciating health care workers
The locally based Landscape Development Inc. sent two Habit burger trucks to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital last month to provide lunches for all the hospital staff in commemoration of National…
Residents enjoy the fireworks show from the Westfield Valencia Town Center. Dan Watson/ The Signal
Los fuegos artificiales están cancelados en Santa Clarita
Por Tammy Murga y Lauren Budman Esta edición: Los fuegos artificiales cancelados en Santa Clarita, Condado de Los Ángeles continúan viendo un aumento en los casos de COVID-19, y estalla…
SCV Voices: Guest Commentary
Gil Mertz | The Stars and Stripes: It’s Still a Grand Old Flag
“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for…
Letters to the Editor
Lisa McDougald | Garcia Unfairly Targets Newsom
I do not agree with Rep. Mike Garcia’s recent announcement to investigate Gov. Gavin Newsom’s handling of COVID-19 nursing home policy. I find it disingenuous and hypocritical that the congressman…
Letters to the Editor
Richard Myers | Readers Left Wondering
On the front page of your June 26 issue there was a story by staff writer Caleb Lunetta, “Deputies locate parents after finding boy alone,” but it was only half…
Elkins Ranch Golf Course to permanently close in September
Elkins Ranch Golf Course in Fillmore will close on Labor Day after nearly 60 years in operation and return to its agricultural roots, officials said. In a recent statement on…
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Power outage reported in Newhall
A power outage affected approximately 1,625 residents in Newhall on Tuesday. The outage was reported shortly after a transformer explosion on Lyons Avenue and Kansas Street in Newhall at 4:07…
L.A. County continues to see spike in COVID-19 cases
Los Angeles County Public Health Department officials announced 2,779 additional COVID-19 cases Tuesday and 45 new deaths, bringing the countywide total to 103,529 and 3,369, respectively. This is the third…
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New Legislation Addresses PPP Restrictions
By Daniel M. Epstein Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer, Mission Valley Bank In June, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Flexibility Act was signed into legislation, reforming the forgiveness piece…
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Safe in our care at Henry Mayo
Patrick Moody Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Hospitals, including Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, have adopted strict safety protocols in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Henry Mayo has launched a campaign to…
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Five Key Takeaways from the Scaling Up Webinar Series
Holly Schroeder President & CEO of SCVEDC The COVID-19 crisis has impacted businesses in every industry imaginable. Over the last two months, we co-hosted a webinar series with SCV Chamber…
A slow and bumpy recovery?
By Holly Schroeder President and CEO of SCV EDC SCVEDC recently hosted a webinar with Mark Schniepp from the California Economic Forecast to get an update on the current state…
This COVID-19 situation is serious, but ultimately, we can choose our response to it, writes Paul Butler. We can choose to moan. Alternatively, we can choose to be grateful for what we have.
A tale of two workers
Have you noticed there are two types of people during these strange days of COVID-19? One type of person seems to focus their attention on how this pesky pandemic affects…
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City announces safety plan
The city of Santa Clarita recently announced the launch of its “Safer Business Commitment” as a part of the Shop Local initiative, allowing local businesses to let customers know it’s…
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Public health hears concern
Under stricter lockdown restrictions, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health through last month had received more than 90 complaints of businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley suspected of…
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Tips for adjusting to new hearing aids
Dr. Kevin Bolder AuD, Audiology Associates Hearing aids will help you hear better, communicate more effectively, and enjoy a better quality of life. Hearing aids can be an adjustment, but…
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A big solar incentive is about to shrink
By Marc Salata Director of Marketing, SunPower by Green Convergence Tax incentives that make it more advantageous for a company to go solar are about to be significantly reduced. It’s…
Crews work to finish a row of new houses being built as part of the Skyline Ranch development project near Plum Canyon Park. While the market supply has been listed as a challenge by Realtors, there are new homes and projects under way across the SCV. PHOTOS BY BOBBY BLOCK / THE SIGNAL
Housing market takes a hit in May
After monthslong closures amid the coronavirus pandemic, the real estate market has begun to see the impacts of the shutdown, as the number of home and condo sales in the…
