It was about seven years ago that Terra DiSpirito realized the need to raise funds to help the animals get medical treatment or find permanent homes when she began volunteering
Brian Koegle, a partner at Poole Shaffery & Koegle, LLP, spoke with a group of small-business owners and members of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce recently about the latest changes in employment law.
Jordan Calderon, founder of StratDev Digital Marketing and 2021 University of California, Santa Barbara, graduate, started his first company in high school as more of a passion project, creating a
During the pandemic, virtual events all but replaced in-person gatherings as the business community worked to continue operations as much as possible. Whether a conference, meeting and even happy hour,
As the economy continues to recover in the midst of the pandemic, housing prices continued to increase, hitting record numbers for this time of year in the Santa Clarita Valley.
By Ken Keller CEOs would be wise to remember Gen. George Patton’s preaching, “A good plan violently executed right now is far better than a perfect plan executed next week.”
By: Kevin Bolder, AuD Audiology Associates Predicted to nearly double in prevalence every 20 years, dementia is a general term for cognitive decline that’s severe enough to interfere with daily
By Paul Raggio Co-owner, One True North Operation Overlord, the plan executed that led to the end of World War II, is one of the most complex and multidimensional plans
By Jeff Prang Los Angeles County Assessor I’ve been trying to resolve an important issue since I was elected in 2014 that, I submit, is crippling the process by which
By Patrick Moody Spokesman for Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Do you need a plan? It’s important for families to have an emergency plan in place before disaster strikes. Knowing what
By Holly Schroeder, president and CEO of the Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corp. How well do you know the businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley? Most residents don’t realize
A new kind of drive-thru Chipotle — called Chipotlanes — is coming to the Santa Clarita Valley to fill the vacant Boston Market location, city of Santa Clarita officials confirmed
Almost everyone knows the story. It’s rich in imagery, temptation and religious design. And in two short chapters in Genesis 2 and 3, Adam and Eve are banished from the Garden of Eden. The devil is
The Santa Clarita Valley business community had the opportunity to discuss pressing issues with Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita recently during the SCV Chamber of Commerce’s third annual Congressional Forum.
By Patrick Moody, spokesman for Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Studies show that when families regularly enjoy meals together, both parents and kids typically eat more nutritious foods. Kids in particular
By Paul Raggio This past year, Lisa and I have addressed several groups in our SCV community, sharing our thoughts on leadership. This is our passion, promoting servant leadership and
In the last 18 months, virtually every industry was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, including manufacturing, which arguably had the biggest impact on the economy — not only locally, but
By Jeff Prang Los Angeles County Assessor It’s that time again, when the Assessor’s Office undertakes its most important function of the fiscal year that lays the ground work for
Local business leaders are gathering to celebrate Santa Clarita Valley Day Aug. 14 with an inaugural job fair and boutique expo. The event is set to highlight local businesses, both
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday its annual State of the County event would be postponed due to the rapidly increasing numbers of COVID-19 cases. “While this
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