
Cameron Smyth | A Journey Through the Silver Screen
Dating back to the early 20th century, Santa Clarita has stood as a favored filming destination with silent movie productions seeking the region’s scenic backdrop for their films. The vast
Dating back to the early 20th century, Santa Clarita has stood as a favored filming destination with silent movie productions seeking the region’s scenic backdrop for their films. The vast
Photos by Oscar Sol/The Signal A box truck collided with a guardrail on the southbound Highway 14 on-ramp at Golden Valley Road on Wednesday afternoon, leading the California Highway Patrol
Dear Savvy Senior, Does Medicare cover any weight-loss treatments for overweight retirees? I just turned 65 and need to lose about 100 pounds and would like to know if Medicare
Dear Congressman Garcia: Your Republican leadership is receiving the Senate’s bill for defense of Ukraine, Israel and other security concerns. The radical elements of your party already killed a perfectly
It isn’t every day that we have a chance to be entertained and educated at the same time. However, on March 9, the Santa Clarita Valley Eco Alliance is sponsoring
Small businesses are the lifeblood of our economy and the backbone of our communities. According to the Small Business Administration, small businesses account for 64% of new jobs in America
Congratulations on serving our community for 105 years. That’s an accomplishment! As a longtime Santa Clarita resident of over 35 years, I’ve been a subscriber for a few of those
This is in reply to Mr. Ron Perry’s farcical depiction of what happened to E. Jean Carroll and the ultimate outcome of the trial (letters, Feb. 9). First of all,
In re: Gary Horton, commentary, “A Deeper Dive Into Immigration,” Feb. 7. Perhaps Mr. Horton just failed to dive deep enough in the above-referenced letter to see that there is
By Natasha Kayes Only In Your State We have said it before — one of the best ways to explore the state is by driving through it and we have
If you’re feeling pressure to plan the perfect Valentine’s Day date, it may be time to veer away from tradition. While flowers, chocolates and dinner for two is a classic,
By David Hegg On Sunday, two groups of hard-working men will face off for the top prize in the National Football League. Millions worldwide will tune in to watch our
The following is a copy of a letter to City Manager Ken Striplin. I am writing to inform you once again of the speed trap being used to enhance revenue
As I write this article, there are two major stories in American politics: first, issues relating to President Joe Biden’s health and state of mind; and second, the chaos at
The No. 1 item on voters’ minds is illegal immigration, followed by the economy when voters go to the grocery store or the gas pump. There are estimates of 8
Question: Robert, we are in need of a qualified pool inspector to inspect our 20-by-40 size swimming pool. The pool is in good overall condition, has newer equipment, and has
Are you a thermometer or a thermostat at work? Let me rephrase: Do you only observe a workplace culture, or do you influence and adjust it? Certainly, just as a
I just finished listening to the Trump v. Colorado ballot case that was being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court. My take on the exchanges between the counsels and the
How convenient that E. Jean Carroll should wait 20-plus years to report something that was so horrific to her. Twenty-plus years to report an episode that “changed” her life. What
Recently I got a notice from AT&T that seems to state that they are considering dropping landline telephone service to customers in the 91390 area code. This would be disastrous
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