By Michele E. Buttelman Southern California bare root planting season runs from January through March. If you haven’t gotten your bare root plants into the ground yet, you still have
By Richard Remmington/Inverse WE MAY BE a mere 23 years into the century but already it has been a doozy. In 2022, we saw impressive technological feats, including a fusion
By Molly Meredith Signal Staff Writer The celebration of Mardi Gras has been a part of cultures for centuries. Mardi Gras is French for “Fat Tuesday,” which falls the day
West Ranch High School was placed on a brief precautionary lockdown Wednesday afternoon while the school administration worked with sheriff’s deputies to “investigate a report of an issue with a
By Bryony Benfield New study reveals the most Googled fitness classes in each state, with Yoga taking the top spot as the most popular fitness class in the country. The
By Michele E. Buttelman Cakes, cookies, candy, desserts! When you are in need of a dessert fix you are in luck. The Santa Clarita Valley offers some of the sweetest
By Michele E. Buttelman With each passing month since the COVID-19 pandemic caused the cancellation of some of our favorite festivals and attractions more and more events are returning to
By Molly Meredith Signal Staff Writer The celebration of Mardi Gras has been a part of cultures for centuries. Mardi Gras is French for “Fat Tuesday,” which falls the day before
By Molly Meredith Signal Staff Writer The Baker Family Foundation and the Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corp. have announced the launch of “The Big Idea SCV,” an entrepreneurial pitch
By Trevor Morgan and Rylee Holwager A man was taken to an area hospital after suffering a gunshot wound to the buttocks at approximately 10 p.m. on Wednesday night, according
By Michele E. Buttelman As Valentine’s Day approaches in the Santa Clarita Valley the landscape in the SCV is looking spectacular with its dazzling carpet of bright green. It won’t
By Michele E. Buttelman Among the most used “buzz” words of the last decade are sustainability and eco-friendly. Americans are constantly reminded to reduce waste, use less energy and water,
BY MEDGINA SAINT-ELIEN Gifts for tech lovers can be tricky because there’s a fine line between impressing a friend, coworker, or neighbor with a unique gadget and making them feel
By Rylee Holwager and Trevor Morgan A two-story condo building in Canyon Country caught fire on Thursday evening, causing significant damage to two units and sending at least one person
By Michael Picarella and Rylee Howager A solo traffic collision on the southbound side of Interstate 5 in Castaic resulted in one fatality and three injuries, according to California Highway
By Anna Ryan Becoming consistent with your workout routine can be a challenge, but when you’re seeing no significant results it can be even more frustrating. Whether you’re experienced with
Have you ever questioned the opinion of a dentist or healthcare provider? Maybe something didn’t feel right about the options you were being presented? If these feelings resonate with you
By Michele E. Buttelman The coved Michelin Star is considered one of the greatest accomplishments a chef can earn for his or her restaurant. Not easy to obtain, the stars
It’s basically Dry January with a splash. BY MACKENZIE FILSON The new year often finds us with our cup runneth over…literally. With all the champagne-soaked holiday parties and late nights