The City Council recently approved the final step in a citywide program aimed at improving the traffic system in Santa Clarita through advanced technology. In its Dec. 11 regular
2018 was a very good year for the Santa Clarita Valley, and 2019 shapes up to be good, as well. Our local job growth has chugged along in a healthy
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed into law several new bills, including one that extends statute of limitations time frame to file sexual harassment claims; another prohibiting confidential settlement agreements for
Sleep recommendations: Drivers who fall short are more likely to crash Hitting the road tomorrow morning? Better hit the pillow on time tonight. Sleeping fewer than seven of the past
Businesses operating in the Santa Clarita Valley have partnered to create a monthly social mixer designed to offer a space for real estate agents and other professionals to connect. Oksana
Some residents have spotted electric scooters in parts of the Santa Clarita Valley. Their placement on sidewalks isn’t permitted by the city, but a similar concept is — and may
Almost five years ago, the Santa Clarita Business Incubator opened its doors with a mission to help local entrepreneurs groom their cutting-edge ideas and connect them to resources to help
With color-filled screens and toon-style animations, many would probably guess that 6-year-old Kayla Buff was playing a children’s computer game on a laptop. Though not far from that, she and
About 100 members of the Santa Clarita Valley business community gathered Thursday at Valencia Country Club, to recognize local leaders and organizations at the 2018 Top Businesses awards banquet.
Frequent visitors and passers-by of the Hyatt Regency Valencia may have already noticed an “under construction” portion of the hotel but officials are already sharing a sample of the nearly
Santa Clarita developers, government leaders and environmental activists were left to speculate on the future of various local housing projects after a new crop of housing standards were approved in
New tax laws are significant and sweeping. To move from loss to gain, it’s time to rethink your tax strategy — especially in retirement. When it comes to your finances,
The holiday season is a time of reflection for all Californians to appreciate the contributions of working families and ensure that we are doing everything we can so the next
In a poll of almost 1,000 residents, the Santa Clarita Valley chose The Signal as the No. 1 choice for local news, choosing the 99-year-old daily newspaper out of all
Today’s hearing aids are constantly improving to make sound clearer and more natural to the user. One common complaint among hearing aid users is that while hearing aids can
With the change of season and holidays on fast approach, it’s a good time to reflect upon the year and give thanks for living and doing business in Santa Clarita.
Will Amazon Prime Video’s “Goliath” return for a third season? The internet video service has not yet publicly announced but city of Santa Clarita officials confirmed Thursday production has already
This Thanksgiving, Westfield Valencia Town Center shoppers were the first customers to step inside the Japanese retailer Miniso, the first in the Santa Clarita Valley. Still, more “firsts” are underway,
State Sen. Scott Wilk, whose district includes Santa Clarita, honored 24/7 Events as his November choice for the 21st Senate District Small Business of the Month. “24/7 Events is a
By Tammy Murga Signal Staff Writer Just more than two years into the Santa Clarita Business Incubator program, one of its top three tenants has graduated early, the city recently
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