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Paul Butler | Why Great Employees Flee 

A few weeks ago, I was standing in our garden on an early California morning. The air was unusually still, and I noticed something that caught me off guard: The

From left: Valley Industry Association’s Selina Thomas and Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, take part in “Cocktails and Conversation” at Margarita’s Mexican Grill in Valencia, July 24, 2025. Michael Picarella/The Signal

Photos: Schiavo speaks at VIA event

Area representatives and business leaders took part in the Valley Industry Association’s “Cocktails and Conversation” with Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, at Margarita’s Mexican Grill on Thursday evening in Valencia. Schiavo

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In-N-Out CEO: Out of California 

Owner latest top executive to leave the state: ‘It’s tough here’  By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer  As In-N-Out Burger prepares to open restaurants and a corporate office in Tennessee, owner and

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Chamber applauds signing of film tax credit bill 

News release  The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce is applauding the signing of Assembly Bill 1138, landmark legislation that will expand California’s Film and Television Tax Credit from $330

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Coca-Cola will soon roll out sugar cane drinks 

By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer  Coca-Cola will begin offering its trademark Coke drinks with a U.S. sugar cane variant starting this fall in the United States, the company said in a

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Paul Butler | Focused Businesses Win 

In a world where versatility is often celebrated, focusing on a single specialty might seem counterintuitive. But time and again, successful businesses have shown that specialization — rather than diversification —

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County moves to streamline film permits  

News release  Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved a motion aimed at cutting red tape for the film industry, modernizing permitting processes, and exploring new investments to secure

Hospital, nurses announce new contract 

The Santa Clarita Valley’s community hospital and the union that represents more than 600 of its nurses announced they agreed to terms for their latest contract, ending months of protracted