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Tom Williams, owner-operator of the new Chick-fil-A on The Old Road. Photo by Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto)/The Signal.

Chick-fil-A opening new location on The Old Road 

By Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto) Signal Staff Writer  Chick-fil-A is expanding its footprint in the Santa Clarita Valley with the grand opening of a new drive-thru-focused location near Interstate 5 and Magic

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Trump: NFL 2027 Draft to be in Washington 

By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer   President Donald Trump announced on Monday that the NFL Draft will be held in the nation’s capital in 2027 on the National Mall.  “Every year, hundreds

Guests of the Santa Clarita Valley Women’s Council of Realtors Breakfast at Tiffany’s Brunch abd Shopping were met with goodie bags matching the theme of the 1962 romantic comedy on Tuesday, April 22 2025 in Canyon Country, Calif. Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Photos: Breakfast at Tiffany’s

The Santa Clarita Valley Women’s Council of Realtors held a “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” themed brunch, inspired by the 1960s film last week on Tuesday at the Canyon Country Community Center

Mimi’s Café in Valencia, a longtime local fixture, is being torn down to make way for a new Yard House restaurant. Photo by Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto)/The Signal.

Mimi’s: the end of an era  

By Kelly Ingram (Nishimoto) Signal Staff Writer   Mimi’s Café in Valencia, a longtime local fixture, is being torn down to make way for a new Yard House restaurant.   Located

Pacifica closure leaves questions

All evicted residents have relocated, 1 week ahead of deadline Los Angeles County officials confirmed Friday that all residents have been transferred from Santa Clarita Hills Senior Living, one week

Park Sierra owner gets $168M refi 

The owner of Park Sierra, part of a community of multifamily units in Canyon Country known as “Jakes Way,” recently announced a $168 million loan for the 776-unit Class B

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NAHB: Home builder confidence improves slightly   

By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer  U.S. builder confidence for newly built single-family homes rose this month but continued to be in the negative domain amid concerns about tariffs and rising raw

Eastside project to abandon rentals for condos 

A statewide push for millions more homes notwithstanding, market forces and Sacramento policy were brought up several times Tuesday at Santa Clarita City Hall as the problems that plagued a