Your readers may or may not be aware that thousands of our citizens are suddenly no longer able to tune in to channel 2 or
A radio segment of July 20 announced that one-half of Californians say they cannot afford to live in California anymore. The misery is due to expensive
This past week, on July 20, it was 50 years since the landing on the moon happened or the fake moon landing filming finished. It
I just moved from Florida about a year ago. There was no deposit, or what in California is known as CRV, on bottles, cans or
Mike Garcia (guest commentary, July 13) is engaging in a form of communication that is common through time — label your opponent in a way
I hate to beat a dead horse, but in response to Duane Mooring’s (May 21) statement “The Signal should leave opinions in letters to the
You and your friends are having a wonderful time rocking out to the live band performing at the City of Santa Clarita’s free Concerts in
This is in response to Hilmar Rosenast’s (June 12) letter, “A Baby Is a Baby, Period.” I’m writing to let you know that I greatly
By Mason Nesbitt For The Signal SAN FRANCISCO — There may not be a more authoritative voice inside the Giants’ clubhouse than Buster Posey. And
As a participant in the tour of the proposed Sand Canyon Country Club, I disagree with the reader letter from James Trabucco on June 30.
As the U.S. women’s soccer team now flaunts their insufferable narcissism and vulgarity, the very people who condemn this behavior in President Trump now hypocritically
Despite our best efforts, children still get hurt by falls, drowning and poisoning. Take the time to evaluate whether your home is as protected as it can possibly be from preventable accidents.
Home improvement projects provide homeowners with a chance to put their own stamp on their homes. In addition, many such projects make homes safer and, in some instances, more eco-friendly.
Farmhouse style is cozy, rustic, charming and eclectic. While creating the vibe in your own home is easy, according to home decorating experts, it requires some attention to detail.
Good food, great company and the beauty of the outdoors: dining al fresco with family or friends is the perfect way to enjoy beautiful weather.
Home design and real estate trends come and go, but once in awhile certain concepts exhibit considerable staying power. Staying abreast of what’s hot and what’s not can be a bit overwhelming.
Summer in Santa Clarita, and across most of Southern California, is also notorious for something a little less appealing – heat. The summer months of June through September bring high temperatures that can create perfect conditions for wildfires.
Stir up a no-cook meal for your family on a hot summer day. Just spin the globe until your finger lands on Spain, and think gazpacho!
It used to be that convenience stores at popular summer beaches had signs on the front door that read “No shirt, no shoes, no entry.” It was right next to the sign that read “Bathroom for customers only.” Now the sign on the door says, “No shirt, no shoes, no problem.”
Of course, we don’t want to be outside our comfort zone all the time, subjecting ourselves to demanding challenges. Within the safety of our comfort zone, we can recharge, relax and feel at ease. It’s familiar, predictable and secure. We need this kind of comfort.
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