The Santa Clarita Valley Signal Newspaper and the SCV Chamber of Commerce today announced a new partnership agreement that will transform the SCV Business Journal to become an official publication
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission is scheduled to look into a proposed plan Tuesday that would allow for enhanced development opportunities with the goal, among others, to create more jobs
I am rarely the smartest guy in the room, but I understand what the word “inclusive” means. I remember one school teacher who taught the way to understand some words
Painting with a Twist Santa Clarita is under new ownership and owners promise to re-energize the community’s creative social destination, which offers a unique combination of art, wine and friends.
The Santa Clarita Valley business community is expressing support for new zoning rules the city hopes will help streamline development and reach its goal of “providing two jobs per every
The Center at Needham Ranch is still under construction but developers Trammell Crow Co. and Clarion Partners, LLC, announced Wednesday that they are closing a leasing deal for the center’s
This year marks two decades of the Valencia Jazz & Blues Concert Series serving up summertime musical fun, and for the first time, this year, the series is moving from
For the past few weeks we had my in-laws — Josie and Trevor — visit. They’ve flown across the pond several times to see us, and, so, we made a
Six William S. Hart Union High School District students are set to share their perspective as the emerging workforce with local business leaders at the upcoming Valley Industry Association luncheon.
AMS Fulfillment, a Valencia-based third-party fulfillment company, announced Wednesday it sold a majority stake of the business to Fort Point Capital of Boston. Fort Point Capital, a private equity firm
The city of Santa Clarita is inviting local businesses and employees to gear up for the 16th annual Bike to Work Day challenge on May 16. The annual event is
Recent visitors of the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital gift shop may have noticed something a little different: a brand new redesign. On Tuesday, hospital officials and shop volunteers held a
Realizing a goal the law firm has eyed for a while, Poole & Shaffery has expanded once again, this time opening a new office to better serve its clients in
When parents read to their toddlers, does format matter? Print books seem to have an advantage over electronic books. That’s according to a small study. The study involved 37 pairs
For many, hearing aids make a life-changing difference. It is estimated that 48 million Americans have some degree of hearing loss, and the majority of individuals could benefit from hearing
My wife and I have planned, Lord willing, to run a half-marathon in every state. A couple of days ago, we ran No. 7 on the big island of Hawaii.
The entrepreneurial spirit of the startup era makes this an exciting time to pursue a big idea or professional passion, but few innovators have any type of formal business training.
CEOs at every age and every stage often make some very incorrect assumptions: The first is that employees care as much as the CEO does about the company. The second
Catherine Grooms is the executive director of the Small Business Development Center, which is a communitywide resource located on College of the Canyons’ Valencia campus, in the Dianne G. Van