The COVID-19 pandemic has halted multiple aspects of everyday life, but construction in Santa Clarita has slowly but surely continued, bringing various projects from the blueprint stages to vertical construction.
News release Santa Clarita-based landscaping firm Stay Green Inc. has been recognized in a national, industry-wide competition, bringing home awards for its employee safety practices. The Stay Green team earned
Part 1 of a 2-part series In the early days of the pandemic, emergency financing options, including the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), were made available to help businesses manage day-to-day
After pressing residents to do their part over the holiday weekends recently due to the pandemic, L.A. County Public Health officials said recently businesses mostly complied with safety protocols —
Paul butler Signal Contributing Writer I’m noticing three categories of people in their response to the directives we’ve all been given during this pandemic — those who follow the rules,
Since 2020 has been such a challenging year, I want to share my thoughts about how as CEO, you might want to conduct your strategic and operational planning process. No
For The Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal For years, the Santa Clarita Valley has been a home to feature films, TV shows, commercials and now streaming productions, as the SCV
By now, you are well aware that we are in the midst of a global pandemic that isn’t going away anytime soon. Over the past six months, we have learned
Dr. Kevin Bolder AuD, Audiology Associates The Oticon ON App is an internet-connected hearing aid app that gives you total control of your hearing aids. Using TwinkLink technology, the ON
While countywide and in Santa Clarita, the unemployment numbers are still at historic highs, city officials are already seeing signs of improvement, encouraged by the return of filming, among other
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to allow breweries and wineries to resume outdoor operations in one week. Under the state’s guidelines, counties in the state’s most
While the overall economic picture might still be in recession, or at least, in recovery, the Santa Clarita Valley’s real estate market is creating unique opportunities for buyers and sellers,
As we all grow older and begin to contemplate retirement, something many of us dream of doing someday, we may look at downsizing our home for a more comfortable lifestyle.
Companies in every industry rely on innovation, especially those working in the medical field. However when the pandemic hit, it was ironically a technology that’s been around for ages that’s
Patrick Moody Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Planning for the future is just as important when you’re 50 as it was when you were 18. To stay physically fit and in
Santa Clarita planning commissioners are expected to conduct a public hearing and review Tuesday, regarding revisions to address traffic and aesthetic concerns raised about a 375-unit housing proposal on Bouquet
More than a dozen state legislators are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to issue COVID-19 safety guidelines that would allow theme parks like Six Flags Magic Mountain to reopen. The bipartisan
A day after announcing that breweries and wineries could resume outdoors, Los Angeles County officials said Wednesday that a handful of sectors could reopen with modifications over the next 10
As small businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley continue to face challenges amid the ongoing pandemic, more financial assistance is on its way through the Los Angeles Regional COVID-19 Recovery
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to allow breweries and wineries to resume outdoor operations in one week. Under the state’s guidelines, counties in the state’s most
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