By Justin Vigil-Zuniga For The Signal The Saugus Centurions (5-1, 1-0) destroyed the home Canyon Cowboys (2-3, 0-1) in Friday night’s league opener. Saugus controlled from the start behind the relentless Centurion defense, which was one
Well, another disappointment. One of our friendly and local mom-and-pop-type eateries failed to open recently. Sign on the front door, “Closed – staff shortage – unable to hire necessary staff
Re: “A Cry for Help,” Larry Moore, letters, Sept. 22. I totally agree with Larry and wanted to add my 2 cents. I drive down Interstate 5 through Burbank fairly
There has to be a ton of money to be made by selling “common sense for dummies” books to Americans. These books would be especially useful for some letters to
If you’re of a certain age, as I am, you might remember drive-in movies, a place where you could enjoy a double feature from the comfort of your car’s front seat. Accompanying the main feature, starring
I just finished reading Christine Flowers’ column on the tragedy of Afghanistan (Aug. 17), and it is indeed a tragedy, a tragedy that Americans ever set foot in that country
By Councilman Cameron Smyth What sector of Santa Clarita’s economy has contributed more than $34 million in positive economic impact to our local economy in the last year? If you guessed Santa Clarita’s
It’s a funny thing that yesterday’s Signal opinion page featured a column discussing the differences and similarities between the US and Canada – and how neither country will be returning
Don’t know why I am still surprised that The Signal publishes letters from the local (conservatives), i.e. Rick Baker or Rob Kerchner, so often. Sometimes we get a more sane
News release Following a record-breaking event in 2020, Soup for the Soul will once again be presented virtually in 2021. You can buy tickets now for the event, scheduled 6:30 p.m. Dec. 4. The event is
News release Circle of Hope’s 17th Annual Tea celebration is scheduled be held at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Oct. 9. This year’s fundraising event is a kickoff to 31 Days of Hope,
It has been a couple of weeks now since the Republican-driven recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom ended in a complete shellacking of the “Yes” campaign. So it’s time to ask,
By David Hegg With all the news available to us today it is impossible to escape the overwhelming sense that those in positions to tell us what is happening around
I am so sick and tired of listening to anyone and everyone who continues to hurl “accusations” and “allegations” of voter fraud as the reason Donald Trump lost the 2020
Your body’s immune system protects against illness and infection, fighting off threats before you even know there’s a problem. Even though your immune system usually does its job automatically, you
“Let food be thy medicine” is a quote attributed to Hippocrates, the ancient scholar considered to be the father of modern medicine. The saying relates to the notion that what
By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer Not only can you save your own vegetable seeds to grow the next year’s crop, but sometimes you can even end up with a
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer The new FX on Hulu anthology series “The Premise” is problematic, but has promise, and try saying that three times fast — but if
Making the most of family meals means dishing up favorites that call loved ones together while also providing wholesome, nutritional flavor. As part of the Powerful Pairings initiative – launched
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Weekends are made for families, and fall is all about the changing color palette of the great outdoors. Put them together, and you have