Burning calories is often a focal point of weight loss efforts. People go to great lengths to burn more calories, but they might be surprised to learn how many they
By Laurisa White Reyes Signal Contributing Writer The best job I ever had was during my first year of college when I worked for a little shop in Montrose called
By Ken Striplin City Manager In just two days, our great City will celebrate another milestone — Santa Clarita’s 33rd birthday. Many long-time residents remember the era before the City
The holidays are a time of coming together. While it might look different in 2020, it is even more critical this year to check on aging loved ones who may
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Dear Santa’ IFC Films presents a documentary directed by Dana Nachman. Rated G. Running time: 84 minutes. Not all of Santa’s elves work their
Everyone seems to be having a little tougher year this holiday season. Many who have loved ones considered at risk for COVID-19 were forced to scuttle last-minute plans to see
This year, holiday gatherings may look different than celebrations in years past. With traditions and large gatherings not likely this year, pet parents can take some comfort in knowing they
For as long as I have been of voting age, I often wondered why a person never has to show identification to vote in a United States election. Just a
In 2003, then-U.S. senator from Georgia, Zell Miller, a Democrat his entire life, wrote the book, “A National Party No More.” Miller wrote, in essence, that the Democratic Party had
This is getting to be ridiculous! Of those who get COVID-19, more than 98% recover. The elderly are the most vulnerable. Not the children who are not allowed to go
Over the past couple of years, I have become increasingly fascinated with social media and its impact on society. Social media has the capability to facilitate and amplify communication, but
The are still questions that need to be answered about the vaccine before it becomes more appealing. Many Americans are old enough to have had more than one version or
In June 2016 the Santa Clarita Community College District placed bond Measure E on the ballot. The voters in the district approved future bond financing of up to $230 million.
The country of Fakelandia recently had an election where their highly polarizing president ran for another four years. The president made waves during the election when he preemptively deemed the
Gabrielle Schiesser of Santa Clarita named to UA presidents list Gabrielle R. Schiesser, of Santa Clarita, was named to the University of Alabama presidents list for summer 2020. A total
With the holiday season in full swing and the end of the year quickly approaching, getting through those last-minute shopping lists and finding just the right gifts can seem like
Americans are most fortunate that this middle-of-the-road, non-threatening, quiet and thoughtful, traditional family man, is just the right man for the presidency at this momentous and critical time in America.
Excuse me, do you have any spare conspiracy theories? Mine are all coming true. When we look back, 2020 will be the year people had their lives stolen. Have you
As a geriatric physician in the Santa Clarita Valley for 33 years, I take strong exception to The Signal publishing “The Great American Mask Scam” by guest commentator, Brian Baker
By Michael Finch Valencia resident Winds whip off dry grass and barren hills, dust swept and fires afar smoke down and scented strong, a land parched and scarred. Jack rabbits