When it comes to hearing loss, it’s normal to have a lot of questions. As hearing care professionals, we frequently have patients come in with questions about their hearing, hearing
By David Hegg I’ve always loved this particular weekend in November. We’ve just come off our Thanksgiving celebration and reminded ourselves that, even in this most unsettled year, we are
A recent news story about the 52-year-old Calabasas man with a history of colon cancer, who is enrolled in the Pfizer study, begs even more questions about the vaccine. It
The vast majority of us have done our part in giving up several months of living life. Many of us are far beyond responsible, yet we‘re rewarded with being used
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Hosting the Thanksgiving feast usually means a variety of leftovers tucked away in the refrigerator for building piled-high sandwiches. If you’re ambitious, you might
While holiday traditions and celebrations will likely look different this year, the season is still special. Set the scene for a celebratory occasion by mixing festive cocktails or creating the
By Ken Striplin City Manager Supporting Santa Clarita residents and maintaining the high quality of life we all enjoy remains a top priority for the City of Santa Clarita. From
Despite all of the potential hazards around a house — from electrical issues to fire hazards to carbon monoxide — the National Home Security Alliance says that falls are the
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Big Sky’ Tuesdays starting Nov. 17 on ABC. “You Kill It, We Grill It.” — signage for the Dirty Spoon Diner in “Big Sky”
The lines between the outdoors and indoors are being blurred. Homeowners build extensive outdoor living spaces so they can relax on weather-resistant furniture and even cook in lavish kitchens in
The benefits of having a pet are innumerable. Pets can be companions, protectors, service animals, and even help produce products that can be sold, such as eggs from chickens. While
January brought with it a new Virus, COVID-19, presumably born in China. At first, experts were thinking this new strain would behave like current flu viruses, with the effects being
This letter is written in a timely manner and with the great news of the day that Joe Biden will become the 46th president of the United States. I also
The latest blow to restaurants comes as L.A. County Public Health bans outdoor dining. Many are questioning this as their own data shows this is not the source of the
By Naomi YoungSaugus contributor Backgammon is a competitive game that involves strategizing ways to win. It often results in thrilling and spectacular endings. Shesh besh, as they call it in
Allyson Spencer graduates from Marquette University This past spring, Allyson Spencer, of Valencia, graduated from Marquette University in Milwaukee. Spencer earned a bachelor of science in nursing. Spencer was one
We are moving toward the end of 2020 (thank goodness). What a year it has been. When I was sworn in as mayor last December, I was committed to leading
With so much talk of voter fraud in a Joe Biden victory, we should consider bringing back Special Counsel Robert Mueller to investigate. He’s reportedly above reproach and it’s the
In recent months there has been media coverage as to the role of Attorney General William Barr, which appears to be that of a personal attorney to the president of
By Linda ChafeeContributor Jessie Lea DeVries celebrated her 96th birthday at her home in Valencia recently with her family. Due to COVID-19, Jessie stayed in her dining room and her