
Carl Kanowsky | Five crucial commercial lease issues; Part 2
So, continuing my conversation with Sam Johnson (purveyor of big cats and craft beer) about the lease he desperately wants to sign. After all, he’s solved location and price. What else is

So, continuing my conversation with Sam Johnson (purveyor of big cats and craft beer) about the lease he desperately wants to sign. After all, he’s solved location and price. What else is

I just finished reading the letter submitted by Mike Gertler of Valencia (April 22), who admittedly tends to lean heavily Democratic, and who vented his frustration with the posting of

Smears and character assassinations have been priority techniques of the Democrats used to destroy the reputations of their conservative Republican opponents. This began with Barry Goldwater when he ran against

Re: Gerald Staack letter of April 20. I take issue with his assessments of three patriots, William F. Buckley, Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan. Buckley was an astute constitutionalist. He

By Jonathan AndradeFor The Signal Canyon High’s boys volleyball team picked up its first victory of the season Thursday night, defeating winless Golden Valley in four sets (25-21, 25-19, 22-25, 25-20). “We’ve been

By Justin Vigil-Zuniga For The Signal The Vikings (2-1) took care of the Centurions (2-2) in a 3-0 sweep with scores of (25-17,25-22 and 25-20). Valencia was in control for most

New parents may not be able to visualize that one day their largest expenditures won’t be centralized around providing necessities for their children. Adults go though many years of paying

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretched on, families had to adapt to changing situations. Quarantine proved challenging even for the most resilient people, and families sharing close quarters had to find

While comfort will continue to reign supreme for clothing and accessories in 2021, when it comes to footwear, there are a variety of fun fashion trends that make a statement.

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer It’s been a long winter, and now it’s time to celebrate a new season! Nothing says spring like the zingy taste of citrus, and

Social media is ubiquitous, with new platforms cropping up each year. They can be an outlet for communication and are designed to bridge the distance between users around the world.

By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer With the Oscars airing Sunday night, here’s a question for you: What do the following movies have in common? “Blade Runner” (1982) “Catch Me

Part of the fun of family meals is finding inspiration in the variety of dinner ideas you can create together. From a tangy twist on traditional tacos to a favorite

By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor The birds are out, the bees are buzzing and Spring is in full swing here in beautiful Santa Clarita. The Safer at Home

If you think the government is here to help you or keep you well, you’re fooling yourself. Sorry, but that’s the harsh truth. The government is here to control you.

Understood. We all have different experiences of living and different expectations from which we plan to build a future. It is mystifying when one approach is regressive or stultifying of

With Earth Day this week, sustainability is top-of-mind. As a rancher, I am proud that I provide both high-quality beef for consumers today, and maintain the land to provide a

You know it’s just great when you discover that things that impact your life are being done correctly, and so my wife and I were delighted to recently receive a

Hatred and violence has been spewed by the last administration in abundance to incite hate and violence against Asian Americans, partially due to the insinuation “Chinese flu” preached by Donald

Last year I wrote an article called: “A Simple Man’s Path of Addiction.” Essentially it was about my younger brother and his struggle with drug addiction. In it I mentioned