The Santa Clarita Valley Bar Association celebrated its local tradition of leadership and community outreach during a recent socially distanced swearing in ceremony for its new executive committee. The local
Shoppers are being invited to join small businesses across the Santa Clarita Valley in participating in the 11th annual Small Business Saturday this weekend. Though held nationwide each year on
In what most Santa Clarita Valley restaurant owners are describing as a “gut punch,” L.A. County officials have once again ordered the shutdown of dine-in operations at restaurants, breweries, wineries
What began as an adventure turned into a business after Canyon Country residents Cole and Kelly Parrish decided to help more people get away and adventure outdoors. “We took a
Years ago, when 14-year-old Madison Cruz was very young, her grandparents owned a few retail stores in L.A. filled with items imported from South America. After her grandparents retired, her
The Reape-Rickett Law Firm has announced Rand E. Pinsky, of counsel, has joined the firm as a valued member of their Valencia office. Pinsky received his juris doctor from Southwestern
Paul Butler Signal Contributing Writer Like many of my fellow Santa Claritians, I am still musing over the dreadful events that occurred at a local high school recently, where a
Santa Clarita’s employment rate continued to improve in September, ahead of most cities of comparable size; however unemployment remains about twice the rate it was before the COVID-19 pandemic. With
How did Dr. Bolder first become interested in audiology? As a child, my grandfather used hearing aids because of damage to his hearing from loud farm equipment. I was fascinated
By Paul A. Raggio Co-owner of One True North Inc. It was fall 1989, and XVIII Airborne Corps, our nation’s contingency force, was secretly planning in earnest to invade Panama
Tamara Gurney President and CEO of Mission Valley Bank Part 2 of a 2-part series This year brought business owners and nonprofits challenging obstacles of enormous proportions. Every organization experienced
From commercial and industrial spaces to offices and more homes, the Santa Clarita Valley has continued to expand its development projects this year. Though the coronavirus pandemic has stalled progress,
Ken Keller SCVBJ Contributing Writer To improve business profitability, you must either make a larger gross profit on each dollar of sales or sell more without increasing fixed costs. Whether
Hollywood North has become a common moniker of the Santa Clarita Valley in reference to the large amount of filming that takes place here. And it’s true – there are
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
For years, the Santa Clarita Valley has been a home to feature films, TV shows, commercials and now streaming productions, as the SCV sits in the northern half of the
Dr. Kevin Bolder AuD, Audiology Associates When it comes to hearing loss, it’s normal to have a lot of questions. As hearing care professionals, we frequently have patients come in
By Jeff Prang Los Angeles County Assessor There has been a report to one of my district offices in another part of the county of a property tax scam under
As 2020 approaches its end, a number of Santa Clarita Valley projects are moving from the proposal to the approval and construction stages. The COVID-19 pandemic has paused or slowed
As the economy continues to recover in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, housing prices hit a record high in the Santa Clarita Valley in September. The median price of
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