Read more about the article Kitchen Storage Ideas for Decluttered Counters, Organized Cabinets
Multi-piece drawer trays, available in clear plastic, wire mesh and wood, can be used to create a custom layout that can add structure to those “junk drawers” full of chip clips, pens, rubber bands and other saved bits. ©ADOBESTOCK

Kitchen Storage Ideas for Decluttered Counters, Organized Cabinets

By Sandy Lindsey Whether it’s used to prep a quick afterschool snack for the kids or to cook a gourmet holiday meal, the kitchen is the heart of the home.…

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Read more about the article Getting Back into Your Creditors’ Good Graces
One of the fastest ways to build debt is to skip or miss payments on consumer debts like credit cards. When that happens, consumers must pay percentage-based interest charges, which can be especially high on credit cards. ©ADOBESTOCK

Getting Back into Your Creditors’ Good Graces

A robust credit rating is a key component of a strong financial foundation. There’s a reason consumers’ credit histories are important to landlords, car dealerships and mortgage lenders. Adults who…

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Read more about the article Local Leaders Take the Initiative to Raise Service and Guide Dogs
Area leaders Cathy Witucki, left, and Pam English stand with Harley, left, and Nanook at Central Park. Photo by Habeba Mostafa / The Signal

Local Leaders Take the Initiative to Raise Service and Guide Dogs

April 30th is International Guide Dog Day and local leaders are being recognized for their efforts in helping foster an inclusive community for all. Among those in the community include…

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Read more about the article There is So Much to Do in Santa Clarita that is Free
Placerita Canyon Nature Center Docent Rick Brammer displays 26 year-old Harris’ Hawk named “Wheelie.” SIGNAL FILE PHOTO

There is So Much to Do in Santa Clarita that is Free

The price of everything seems to continue its upward spiral upward. However, there are many free activities you can enjoy in the Santa Clarita Valley. Placerita Canyon Natural Area 19152…

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Read more about the article Woman arrested on suspicion of burglary after cereal theft 
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Woman arrested on suspicion of burglary after cereal theft 

A woman was arrested on suspicion of burglary by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies after she broke into a house on Husley Court Saturday night and was found eating…

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Read more about the article Canyon Country library celebrates Dia de los Ninos/Libros 
Julia H., 9, (back) and Alice M., 9, look through an assortment of free books for children to take home during the “Dia de los Niños/Dia de los Libros” celebration at the Jo Anne Darcy Library in Canyon Country, Calif. on April 26, 2025. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Canyon Country library celebrates Dia de los Ninos/Libros 

As rain poured down on Saturday morning, children and families dashed for cover, many of them heading toward the Jo Anne Darcy Library.   After drying themselves off, many guests walked…

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Read more about the article City unveils ‘Library Express’ for children to read anywhere throughout SCV 
Council members and city officials participate in the ribbon cutting to debut the Library Express at the Old Town Newhall Library on Saturday, April 26, 2025. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

City unveils ‘Library Express’ for children to read anywhere throughout SCV 

As the rain is making a longer appearance in Santa Clarita than typically expected, many residents may find their go-to activity to include staying indoors, and even reading.   Luckily for…

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Read more about the article City names street after one of Santa Clarita’s founders 
Local dignitaries and family celebrate the unveiling of Louis E. Brathwaite’s street dedication on April 25, 2025 in Canyon Country, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

City names street after one of Santa Clarita’s founders 

His granddaughter said she wanted the street dedication to be received with the words of her late grandfather. She read aloud from his autobiography.  The Louis E. Brathwaite street dedication…

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Faces of the SCV: Lieberman said ‘Yes I can’ to his two passions

Bret Leiberman Saugus resident Bret Lieberman wanted to find work in the music business or try to teach. He came to a crossroads after receiving his bachelor’s degree from California…

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Read more about the article Pacifica closure leaves questions
File photo of Pacifica Senior Living on 24305 Lyons Avenue. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

Pacifica closure leaves questions

All evicted residents have relocated, 1 week ahead of deadline Los Angeles County officials confirmed Friday that all residents have been transferred from Santa Clarita Hills Senior Living, one week…

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Read more about the article SCV lacrosse playoff preview: Road games galore in the first round 
Saugus attacker Kaden Barcus (18) throws the ball during the second quarter of Wednesday's game against Valencia at Saugus High School on April 23, 2025. Habeba Mostafa/ The Signal

SCV lacrosse playoff preview: Road games galore in the first round 

The CIF Southern Section on Friday released its playoff lacrosse brackets, sending most of the Foothill League teams on the road in the first round, while the West Ranch girls…

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Read more about the article Canyon state track champion Jordehn Gammage signs to Air Force Academy 
Canyon High athletes Jordehn Gammage (right) and Jeremiah Torres (left) commit to their respective colleges on April 23, 2025 in Canyon Country, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Canyon state track champion Jordehn Gammage signs to Air Force Academy 

Before he gets ready to defend his state title in the 300-meter hurdles, Canyon High School senior Jordehn Gammage pledged himself to his country — and more success at the…

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