Retirement has a strange accounting problem. Salary may stop on a fixed date, but expenses do not take that date seriously. Groceries continue. Electricity bills continue. Medicine may become a…
Choosing a wedding ring for him seems straightforward until you consider daily wear. A band sits through work, travel, lifting, handwashing, and sleep. That constant contact makes fit, surface feel,…
I previously discussed the future housing needs of the elderly. Those needs coincide with an anticipated ensuing shortfall of Social Security benefits that is only six years away. For decades,…
As I read the article (about Bouquet Canyon Road) in Sunday’ paper (July 26), I found myself asking, “Where is our City Council that use to have some guts?” What…
The recent Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship as it is framed in the 14th Amendment is a plain bad idea. I know the majority opinion was based on a…
There have been funerals this week in Washington, D.C., and in South Carolina for Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died suddenly from a heart condition on July 11. The fact that…
A former deputy Santa Clarita city clerk has filed a lawsuit against the city alleging she faced discrimination, a hostile work environment and whistleblower retaliation. Tiana Bradley worked for the city for just over a year…
In a tentative ruling posted this week, an L.A. County Superior Court judge granted a motion dismissing a writ that’s part of a legal effort filed by a neighbor of the Wiley…
Three people wearing all black, and possibly ski masks, were observed attempting to break into vehicles during the early hours of Wednesday in Canyon Country, a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station official said. The incident…
The Santa Clarita Community College District board of trustees is scheduled to hold its Board Self Evaluation Retreat on Friday in room 301 of the Valencia campus’ University Center. Public comments on closed session items, which will be in relation to the…
Two local teens caught on camera kicking a residential door, participating in a social media trend called the “Door Kick Challenge,” were taken into custody on felony vandalism charges following an investigation, according to a…
Local resident Jeannie Raimundo has founded 60s & Still Fabulous, a group for people ages 60 and over to form new friendships and have fun, with their first official “meet-up” on Friday, Aug. 7, at 7 p.m. at Casa Vieja…
In the Bay Area, when you move can be just as important as where you move. Timing affects your costs, access to professional movers, traffic, and overall stress level. This…
Relocating a high-end home is not the same as a standard move. From fine art and antique furniture to custom wine collections and designer wardrobes, premium belongings demand a level…
Phoenix is one of the most relocated-to cities in the country, and it has been for years. The combination of warm winters, a growing job market, relatively affordable housing compared…
Hiring a moving company is one of the most important decisions you will make during a relocation. The wrong choice can lead to damaged belongings, surprise fees, or a move…
Moving in a city as large and busy as Chicago comes with its own set of challenges. Whether you are relocating across town or moving into the city for the…
Moving into a house is mostly about your own two addresses. Moving into an Uptown high-rise adds a third party with rules of its own: the building. Charlotte's center city…
Most people decide where they are moving long before they think about when. In Chicago, that order is backward. The month you choose changes almost everything about the experience: what…
The evolution of creative technology rarely arrives in quiet increments—it tends to shift entire industries in waves. Seedance 2.0 and Seedance 2.5 represent one of those waves. Not merely iterative…