By Perry Smith Sunday Signal Editor The five friends hadn’t gotten together in months, due to COVID-19, but when they assembled on a recent Saturday, they didn’t miss a beat.
While social media can debate the best way to handle a pandemic, experts say the fact that COVID-19 is changing how we interact, and having a significant impact on mental
Santa Clarita saw a slight improvement in its employment picture as businesses temporarily reopened in June. But the uncertainty that looms large on the nature of closures is expected to
Well, by almost any indication, this year’s summer vacation will probably look a little bit different than last year’s. With the ebb and flow of pandemic concerns likely to stay
While the rules on when and where we can drink seem to be changing quite literally day by day — one moment, the city is creating an innovative plan to
The good news is, Santa Clarita continues to beat almost every city of comparable size with its employment numbers, according to the state’s Economic Development Division. The not-so-good news for
Sheriff’s Station officials reported there was no bank robbery at a Wells Fargo location on the 25600 block of The Old Road in Stevenson Ranch on Monday afternoon. The call
Growing your own garden can be one of the most rewarding parts of experiencing nature. You plant the seeds, steadily water each day and you can even join a group
After perhaps one of the most challenging senior years in recent memory — which saw Saugus High School’s class of 2020 deal with the tragedy of a school shooting, a
The bad news is, COVID-19, or coronavirus, in less than a month, has devastated tourism and the hospitality industry in the Santa Clarita Valley, much like it has throughout the
Just about a year ago Friday, members of the Santa Clarita Valley’s Jewish community gathered at the Santa Clarita United Methodist Church — which shares their building on Bouquet Canyon
Herman’s Hermits have been enjoying their catalogue of hits with a global audience for more than five decades, and they’re no strangers to the Santa Clarita Valley. Thanks to Canyon
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
The third weekend in March brings a pair of shows that demonstrate the eclectic music scene at Canyon Santa Clarita. Fresh on the heels of The Dickies performance, another band
Considered by many to be pioneers of the second wave of punk music, The Dickies are bringing their iconic, celebrated sound to Canyon Santa Clarita next month. The Dickies are
Featured in Kevin Smith movies “Chasing Amy” and “Mallrats,” as well as “Guitar Hero,” the sounds of Detroit-based Sponge have been entertaining rock music fans for at least a couple
Berlin, which created one of the most memorable songs of the 80s with “Take My Breath Away,” is coming to Canyon Santa Clarita later this month, as part of a
Not many bands can lay claim to creating a hit that became the fastest-selling single in the world, in addition to a chart topper that was named Song of the Year.
The group known as pioneers and legends in the “British Two Tone Ska movement,” English Beat and original singer and guitar player Dave Wakeling continues the band’s legacy of hits like “Mirror in the Bathroom” and “Save it for Later,” among many others.
The group actually “rose from the ashes” of another legendary San Francisco band, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees, Jefferson Airplane, and now music fans can see them when the band comes to Canyon Santa Clarita