With the extra time many Americans have spent at home over the past few months, there have been plenty of opportunities to think about how that living space could be
Figuring out an easy 4th of July dessert can be daunting: You want it look super patriotic, but not be too much work to make. Not being a super-crafty person
By Lena Abraham Signal Contributing Writer These delicious strawberries will light up your 4th of July party … vodka is the hidden secret. When brainstorming what to make for July
By City Manager Ken Striplin The City of Santa Clarita has built a strong reputation throughout Southern California for the high quality of life our residents enjoy. You’d be hard
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Wasp Network’ No rating. Running time: 128 minutes. If you happened upon any random sequence from the Netflix film “Wasp Network” and stuck around
Adds statement for LA County Department of Public Health By Claire CorneliusFor The Signal Youth sports officials seeking clarity from Los Angeles County about a safe return to the fields
Eighty years on this good ol’ Earth and I have never seen such spineless and gutless governments (mayors, governors, supervisors, etc.) in this country just throwing up their hands and
By Claire CorneliusFor The Signal The Legacy Volleyball Club, founded in 2008 by the Ker family, prides itself on teaching young kids the fundamentals of volleyball and valuable lessons that
While the world’s attention is focused on the twin crises of COVID-19 and economic meltdown, an even greater pandemic is being largely ignored by the public: the climate emergency. We
Re: John Boston, “Dear Democratic Friend,” June 19. What a refreshing statement, calling out Democrats and like-minded liberals for their disruptive and self-serving antics. I am sure there are many
I really try to ignore John Boston’s article due to his right wing diatribes, but what struck me in his latest rant (June 19) was his statement that, “I hoped
This is regarding the letter in the June 21 edition of the Sunday Signal about horse poop on the San Francisquito Canyon trail. The dirt path next to the asphalt
It is a challenge finding gratitude in these difficult times. Before the virus, I was grateful for some of the little things in life. For example, someone holding a door
Local students selected to University of Minnesota Twin Cities dean’s list MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL, Minn. (February 21, 2020) – Two local students have been named to the 2019 fall
By Penni PerraultGuest Contributor In March, after a week or so into the stay-at-home order due to the pandemic, my husband and I were beginning to feel cabin fever. Though
The Fourth of July in Santa Clarita is a special time of year as families and friends gather to celebrate the history of our great country. From the Santa Clarita
On its face, this seems totally reasonable to me. Many would argue that we’ve done mail-in ballots for years so why not do it for everyone? In fact, absentee voting
Scenario No. 1: A police officer or sheriff’s deputy responds to a call from a gas station employee that he has just been robbed. The officer is close by and
I feel it is necessary to address the recent Signal editorial, “Our View: Defund Police? Pure Insanity,” published on June 13. While the editorial board did speak of its supports
In his inaugural address, John F. Kennedy famously said, “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.” During his time in
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