By Chris S. Jacobsen Esquire, Poole Shaffery & Koegle An important question in the time of COVID-19 health restrictions remains: How does a California corporation hold its meetings while maintaining
Los Angeles County health inspectors have received thousands of complaints about businesses not complying with the latest health orders and have conducted multiple visits to ensure infection control measures are
Valencia could soon be home to a new laboratory tasked with helping California increase its number of daily COVID-19 tests up to 150,000, officials announced Friday. PerkinElmer, the Massachusetts-based diagnostics
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger said Monday county officials are expected to meet Tuesday to review California’s new state guidance criteria, which aims for a more gradual reopen than
Santa Clarita-based Illumination Dynamics, a lighting and electric rental production company for television, motion picture, sports broadcast and studio installations, is among businesses taking part in a major call to
California counties will now use a new, color-coded tiered blueprint for reopening their economies that is simpler and more gradual than the COVID-19 watch list framework, state officials revealed Friday.
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce announced Tuesday the launch of a webinar series, in partnership with L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, to bring relevant and important COVID-19 resources
From lockdowns to reopening and closures once more, Santa Clarita Valley barbershops, as well as hair and nail salons — which are among those hardest hit by the everchanging COVID-19
After facing near-permanent closure, the decades-old Ice Station in Valencia is here to stay, with Santa Clarita City Council members unanimously voting in favor of acquiring the facility for $14.2
Six Flags veteran Don McCoy has been named new park president of Six Flags Magic Mountain, Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles and Phoenix, officials announced Tuesday. McCoy, who has been with
E Pluribus Unum, our former national motto — out of many, one — almost everything we do in life, we do as a team, starting with being born into a
We have a little car that we love very much, although the one aspect of owning this little car that we’ve liked least up until recently has been the constant
After a 30-year career in aerospace, longtime Santa Clarita resident Kelly Ford wanted a change of pace, deciding to put it all on the line and start her own business.
The Santa Clarita City Council is expected to consider acquiring Ice Station Valencia, the 93,000-square-foot ice facility that has served the community for the past two decades. At its scheduled
After 25 years with Six Flags, Neal Thurman will step down as president of Six Flags Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor and move east to become Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
Hours after announcing it would suspend operations in California, Lyft Inc. said Thursday it would not shut down by midnight after a state court greenlighted the rideshare company to continue
The Santa Clarita Valley Planning Commission delayed its vote on a proposed 375-home project in Saugus on Tuesday. The item, first on the agenda for the night, was delayed so
It sure is hard to find. It’s not apparent. It’s not absolute. It sits in a cloud of fog. Many of us are blind to it until we fall upon
I’m presently reading a book titled “White Fragility” by Robin DiAngelo and it has most certainly got me thinking. We cannot deny the shameful history of slavery in the country
An approximately 214,436-square-foot warehouse and distribution center in Valencia was sold to Dedeaux Properties LLC for $28.4 million. The industrial building was not only the largest building of its kind
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