Latest treatments for Parkinson’s disease
Researchers still have much to learn about Parkinson’s disease. As researchers continue to work hard in the fight against this disease, the lessons they learn may lead to new, innovative…
Edible bird nests imitate nature
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Make simple no-bake bird’s nest treats with your kids to celebrate spring. Drop peanut M&Ms or natural-looking candy eggs in each one. Or for…
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal
Saddle up for a month of Western-themed events!
By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor The Santa Clarita Valley is known far and wide for its rolling hills, with miles of hiking trails that offer picturesque views of…
Purposeful ways to style a multi-purpose room
W hether you call it a laundry room, mudroom or something else entirely, that multi-purpose space is likely a hub of activity in your home. For homeowners creating this utility…
Why gardening is just what the doctor ordered
By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer Gardening can be a fun hobby or a way to make our homes look more attractive. To lower our water bills and help the…
Weekend home improvement projects
Home improvement projects ramp up when the weather warms up, as homeowners channel the rejuvenating feelings of spring and tackle their home to-do lists. Large-scale renovations can greatly affect a…
Understanding the risk factors of colorectal cancer
No one is immune to cancer. People of all ages and from all walks of life can be diagnosed with cancer, though it’s important to recognize the tireless efforts of…
Modine is compelling in ‘Operation Varsity Blues’ doc
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal’ Netflix presents a documentary directed by Chris Smith. Rated R (for some language). Running time: 100 minutes.…
A walk-in closet organized by Mo & Me founder Jamie Paye featues labled boxes and shelves full of evenly spaced shoes. March 18, 2021. Bobby Block / The Signal.
Hop into spring with a clean, organized home
Along with warmer weather and blooming flowers, cleaning is another thing that defines springtime. With more than 75% of the United States population participating in some form of spring cleaning…
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies investigate a recent robbery by a suspect who was released from jail hours earlier, and then re-arrested by deputies a short time later. PHOTO BY BOBBY BLOCK / THE SIGNAL
Ways to help keep Santa Clarita a safe city
The city of Santa Clarita has worked with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station to keep its residents as safe as possible, even gaining national recognition in the FBI’s ranking…
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SoCal Edison officials hold community meeting to discuss PSPS, future grid improvements
During a virtual question-and-answer session Thursday, officials from Southern California Edison spoke with Santa Clarita Valley residents — who largely criticized the electrical company’s Public Safety Power Shutoff program — while utility officials promised improvements were underway. Dozens…
Photo courtesy of the Newhall School District.
Newhall School District announces plans for full day, in-person instruction
Newhall School District officials announced Friday that, due to updated guidance from Public Health officials, they’re officially moving forward with their plan to return to full day, in-person instruction on April 19. The district is planning…
Valencia Native Makes Significant Base Shift
Valencia native Keston Hiura is relishing his new challenge, after swapping second base for first with the Milwaukee Brewers for the coming season.The 24-year-old, who was drafted by the Brewers…
Take Precaution by Conducting Test and Tag Routine
Electricity is a good master but a poor servant. Electricity helps us to get things done easily and conveniently. We must always take caution to avoid hazards at home or…
Santa Clarita City Hall, as pictured on February, 26, 2020, is located on the 23900 block of Valencia Blvd. Dan Watson/The Signal
Sierra West, MetroWalk developments get council approval
Santa Clarita City Council members gave the green light Tuesday to Sierra West — an 83-unit, five-story assisted living and memory care facility in Newhall — and MetroWalk, a 498-unit residential development in Canyon Country. Councilwoman Marsha McLean voted to approve both projects after raising concerns about their architectural styles. …
John Boston | Hello my Friend Laura Raynor in West Newhall …
It’s my friend Laura Raynor’s birthday tomorrow, Saturday. Friends are flying in, some are here already. From all over the world, calls keep coming, asking for updates. Some know my…
Letters to the Editor
Corey Nathan | Are All Trump Voters Created Equal?
In a recent conversation with a progressive acquaintance, he said it is imperative to confront any of “those people” who voted for Donald Trump with the facts. Aggressively. After questioning…
Letters to the Editor
Kay Vestal | What’s Done Is Done
I would never impeach a president for lying. They all do it. My problem with Joe Biden is he has the same problem I have at 84 years of age.…
Hart High players Ryan Tomaszewski (5) and Riley Bodemer look on as Tyler Long (27) of Saugus High recovers a Hart fumble assisted by Branden Salazar (2) in the first quarter at Canyon High School on Thursday, 032521. Dan Watson/The Signal
Prep football: Centurions’ power plays continue against Indians
By Jonathan Andrade For The Signal For the second straight week, the Saugus High football offense proved too powerful to handle. The Centurions — led by senior quarterback Colton FitzGerald — overpowered Hart en route to a 35-10 victory Thursday night at Canyon High School. Saugus High's Austin Treahy…
SIGNAL FILE PHOTO: College of the Canyons' HASP project contained parts that were built at the Center for Applied and Competitive Technologies and in the on-campus MakerSpace. Aug. 22, 2018
COC students selected to participate in NASA-sponsored project
The College of the Canyons Aerospace and Sciences Team announced a new 24-member team to participate in NASA’s High Altitude Student Platform, or HASP, program. The COC AST team is planning to build a…
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