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By Michele E. Buttelman It’s October and everyone is comfortably settled back into their routines of school and work. However, don’t forget to play, as a family. One of the

By Michele E. Buttelman It’s October and everyone is comfortably settled back into their routines of school and work. However, don’t forget to play, as a family. One of the

Home renovation can be tricky, especially if you want to add a bathroom or kitchen to a part of a home where plumbing doesn’t exist. Adding on to basements, attics,


A few realistic ideas for SoCal men and women By Jim Walker So, fall has begun. However, in Southern California, fall is more a concept than a season. The heat

By Michele E. Buttelman ‘Tis the season for all things that go “bump in the night.” When October arrives it’s natural to start thinking of all things pumpkin spice and,

Standard solutions and revitalizing hacks By Jim Walker There’s occasionally tired, and there’s always tired. There’s a little tired, and there’s too tired to function. There’s tired that is explainable,

Drought conditions persist in the Western United States, leading lawmakers to enact measures designed to reduce water consumption by residents. Homeowners are now having to make significant shifts with how

The following is a copy of a message sent to the Saugus High School community on Wednesday evening from Mike Kuhlman, superintendent of the William S. Hart Union High School

Kody Amour, one of nine candidates running for three seats on the Santa Clarita City Council, has announced that he is withdrawing from the race. Amour first made the announcement

Increasing drought and advancing technology are ‘growing’ its popularity By Jim Walker Severe drought and the accompanying restrictions on outdoor irrigation may have you seriously considering removing your browning lawn.

Delicious, whatever you call them By Jim Walker On the “latest craze” radar for about 10 years, still cresting the popularity wave, and perfect for fall munching, hand pies have

By Noushka Green Although the term is often used to describe the latest technology, the true definition of business innovation refers to driving revenue Most companies know they must innovate

By Michele E. Buttelman When using the term “old California” many people think of a specific era in California history, the “rancho period.” The “rancho period” is considered to be

By Michele E. Buttelman Oenophiles will want to raise a glass to California Wine Month. Every September the wineries of the Golden State celebrate the grape harvest. It’s a great

By Michele E. Buttelman The Fall entertainment season is here. Not only is it NFL and college football season, but also new seasons of your favorite television shows are arriving

With the summer months finally here, now is the perfect time to spruce up your home – both indoors and out. It’s a well-known fact that homes with strong curb

Outdoor living spaces have expanded into fully realized environments over the past couple of years, and this is especially true for kitchens. While previous outdoor spaces may have boasted a

Life is messy and full of distractions. How many of us planned to go to bed early only to stay up streaming our favorite shows? What about scheduling time to

According to the AARP, the number of households headed by people 65 and older will grow to 48 million in the next twenty years, and many of those adults plan
By Susan Bejackian With cooler temperatures hopefully on the way, fall is the ideal season for a road trip to Lompoc! Sip award-winning wines from Sta. Rita Valley wineriess,