
Jim de Bree | Choosing a ‘Part 2’ Candidate
Like many California voters, I had not decided who to vote for in the second part of the recall ballot. On Saturday, Aug. 28, Kevin Faulconer, the former mayor of

Like many California voters, I had not decided who to vote for in the second part of the recall ballot. On Saturday, Aug. 28, Kevin Faulconer, the former mayor of

Even if you’re not a religious person, you probably are familiar with the Bible’s famous chapter on love. It’s found in the Apostle Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians, in

The average COVID-19 fatality is two years older than Joe Biden. Those folks are not just statistically old; they’re also so statistically rare, you’d need an average of more than

The following is a copy of a letter sent to the board of the SCV Water Agency: One would think the lessons of building in high-fire-hazard zones would be learned.

Remodeling a kitchen adds value to a home. Remodeling Magazine’s “Cost vs. Value Report” indicates mid-range kitchen remodels cost about $66,000, and homeowners can expect to recover about 60 to

For lung cancer patients with a certain type of KRAS mutation, a new treatment option is offering new hope. Once considered “undruggable,” KRAS mutations were a thorn in researcher’s sides

By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor It is hard to believe that 20 years have passed since we watched the deadliest attack on America unfold right in front of

Since its formation 28 years ago, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy has toured virtually nonstop, performing on average over 150 shows per year. In the meantime, they also produced a sizable

A fall can result in unwanted outcomes, including injury, loss of independence, and a decreased ability to do the things that are most important to you or a loved one.

By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer As summer fades, temperatures in the Santa Clarita Valley often ignore the shortening daylight hours and soar into triple digits. This has been a

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Hail to kale! I’m not sure what brought the green, leafy, good-for-you veggie into such renown, but try to open a foodie magazine or

By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer Parker is a former prizefighter who drives an old but reliable car, drinks too much, broods too much and is constantly getting into dangerous

Dinnertime dishes loaded with nutrients help keep loved ones connected while refueling after busy days spent at work and school. Dairy foods – key ingredients in many at-home meals –

In feudal days, we had nobles and serfs. Peasants had no say in the laws issued by their monarchs, and the royal tax collectors came around regularly so they could

By Matt Lechuga For The Signal The West Ranch Wildcats were able to hold off a strong Pacifica third quarter, beating the Tritons 62-38 Friday night at Valencia High School Neither defense is

By Justin Vigil-Zuniga For The Signal The Simi Valley Pioneers football team (4-0) handed the Saugus Centurions (3-1) their first loss of the season, 21-10, in a non-league battle between two

Justin Smith, Saxum’s proprietor and wildly successful winemaker, is, first and foremost, a family man. This comes across in so many ways. For instance, his dad’s mother’s maiden name is Stone. This inspired

Twenty years later and many of my memories are photographic and vivid. However, time harbors perspective and tempers my emotions. Ten years passed before I could talk to others about

The Signal reported (Sept. 4) that about 100 Santa Clarita residents gathered at the Porsche dealership in Valencia to demand that Gov. Gavin Newsom come out and face them. But

When I think of the great state of California, I think of its people, its places, and its natural beauty and climate, which makes it the magnet for people from