
Signal Staff


Two-story condo building in Canyon Country catches fire
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

One fatality, three transports in I-5 traffic collision Tuesday morning
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

Six reasons why you aren’t seeing results from your workout
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

Should I Get a Second Opinion?
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

Seeing Stars, Dining with the Michelin Guide
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

Three Foods for Better Sleep in 2023
By Ryan Nicklin For The Signal Sleep experts at Best mattress-brand analyzed multiple scientific studies that have been medically reviewed and found three fruits that aren’t just good for improving

Can’t Commit To Dry January? Try Damp January
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

Tips for Buying Wine From A Store
By Jeff Flowers Purchasing wine is always an exciting event, especially when you are new to the scene. Any savvy shopper can recall that feeling of sheer exhilaration that stems

The SCV 2023 Nonprofit and Event Calendar
By Michele E. Buttelman Nonprofits in the Santa Clarita Valley contribute to the quality of life in the SCV by providing needed services and resources. Many of the nonprofit fundraisers

Man airlifted to hospital suffering from gunshot wound
By Rylee Holwager and Trevor Morgan One patient was airlifted by helicopter to a local hospital due to a reported gunshot wound on San Francisquito Canyon Road on Saturday afternoon,

LASD: Off-duty deputy shot himself at Mabel’s
By Trevor Morgan and Perry Smith Detectives with the Homicide Bureau of the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department are investigating a shooting inside Mabel’s Roadhouse where an off-duty sheriff’s deputy, Jonathan

Celebrate the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Rabbit
By Michele E. Buttelman In October a bill signed by Governor Gavin Newsom made Lunar New Year an official state holiday in California. AB 2596 recognized Lunar New Year as

LASD: Shooting during celebration of life under investigation
By Trevor Morgan and Perry Smith A celebration of life turned violent Saturday after a shooting left three wounded in Canyon Country. Three people were hit by gunfire after a

Woman stabbed to death, suspect shot and killed by law enforcement
By Signal Staff A woman was stabbed to death early Sunday morning in Bouquet Canyon and the suspect was later shot and killed by law enforcement officers, according to the

Exercise Offers Additional Protection Against COVID and Other Infectious Diseases
By Terry Kanakri For a long time, health experts have espoused the health benefits of regular exercise, and how being physically active significantly lowers your risk of cardiovascular disease. Now,

New year, better you: 5 achievable goals for your 2023 resolutions
A new year is just around the corner, so it’s time to brainstorm resolutions and goals for 2023. If you’ve made resolutions in the past and haven’t stuck to them,

Want to Lose Weight and Get Healthier in the New Year? The Secret is Taking Small Steps
By Terry Kanakri As we welcome the year 2023, many of us will make a common and popular New Year’s resolution to shed some pounds and become more fit to

Prioritizing Vision Health for Healthy Aging: Top Tips
When did you last have your vision checked? As we age, we become more likely to develop cataracts or other vision issues. While many doctor appointments are top of mind,

What’s New in California Travel
By Michele E. Buttelman California invites travelers to discover a wealth of new offerings coming to the Golden State in 2023, ranging from theme park experiences and cultural attractions to