
Jennifer Danny | Appreciating the Little Things
When my husband and I first moved to the beautiful Santa Clarita Valley, we were for all intents and purposes neophytes in the area of backyard planting. We bought our

When my husband and I first moved to the beautiful Santa Clarita Valley, we were for all intents and purposes neophytes in the area of backyard planting. We bought our

As the country watches domestic terrorists storm the Capitol, it is impossible not to think about Mike Garcia. The newly elected representative of the 25th Congressional District has enabled these

Lisa and I are franchise owners of ActionCOACH, a global business coaching services firm with over a thousand coaches in 80-plus countries, helping businesses weather this crisis and eventually helping

For many, dinner means foolproof recipes that families can count on, but those can become bland and boring. Finding new ways to put a twist on meals throughout the week

By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Shadow in the Cloud’ Vertical Entertainment and Redbox Entertainment present a film directed by Roseanne Liang. Written by Roseanne Liang and Max Landis. Rated

At the dawn of a new year, many people resolve to reach for new heights. On the path to personal growth or improvement, one may find that making a few

Approximately 2.4 million people or 30% of people living with dementia in the U.S. may experience hallucinations and delusions associated with dementia-related psychosis. These symptoms might include seeing something that

Though people might not have known it when the world-renowned ball began to descend on New York City’s Times Square shortly before midnight on December 31, 2019, the year 2020

The kitchen is the heart of many homes, and careful planning is a necessity when it comes to redesigning this essential living space. Picking out cabinetry — and a color

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Building a strong family is like building a house: We do it brick by brick, one day at a time. Here are some “bricks”

By Ken Striplin City Manager The New Year is officially here and with it comes the promise of new beginnings, aspirations, plans and hope. Looking back at all of the

Flowers and plants are staples in many American homes, adding to the style and aesthetic of virtually any space. While the visual benefits of plants are widely embraced, many people

While browsing social media this past week, I came across an eight-minute video, showing the arrest of three individuals in Valencia. It seems, when our local deputies were looking for

Donald Trump’s pardons are reaching new lows of power. Pardoning his swamp people is like staining the Oval Office carpet, parasites devouring a corpse. The new administration will need to

Every day, I fight for the rights of abused, tortured and murdered children. Protecting child victims and upholding the rights of those who cannot defend themselves, in my mind, is

Is our democracy imperiled by President Donald Trump’s latest attempts to overturn election results? The simple answer is “No.” You can’t imperil something that doesn’t really exist in the first

California has become a sick joke. School facilities are closed, and teachers and kids are forced to stay home. Businesses are closed, or allowed only a fraction of their clientele,

Giovanna Deo a member of academic record-setting incoming class at University of Iowa Giovanna Deo, of Santa Clarita, is a member of the incoming undergraduate class at the University of

Like opening a book you’re looking forward to reading for the first time, a new year can bring with it excitement and endless possibility. Whether you’ve set a resolution for

The ability to lose and concede graciously is woefully on public trial in America today. Led by a president whose deficiencies in decency disallow a gracious defeat, our entire nation