SCV businesses struggle to stay afloat through pandemic
Valencia Newsstand 23164 Valencia Boulevard. Dan Watson/The Signal

SCV businesses struggle to stay afloat through pandemic

As national retail stores once again temporarily close amid the latest COVID-19 spike, other businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley are struggling to avoid closing their doors permanently. While Apple…

Santa Clarita: Shop local, support reopening businesses
Graphic courtesy of the city of Santa Clarita

Santa Clarita: Shop local, support reopening businesses

As local businesses continue to reopen, the city of Santa Clarita is urging residents to shop local this summer. The pandemic has greatly impacted businesses, employees and the SCV community,…

Staying above water during quarantine
While many businesses struggle to tread water in the wake of the ongoing COVID19 pandemic, Mike Greber and his company SCV Aquarium have managed to find a way to stay afloat. PHOTO BY BOBBY BLOCK / THE SIGNAL

Staying above water during quarantine

While the coronavirus pandemic forced numerous businesses across the Santa Clarita Valley to shutter, others were able to navigate restrictions and come out on top. Tackle Express, a fishing store…

Skyline Ranch Plaza openings commence
Telly's Charburgers is among the businesses in the Skyline Ranch Plaza shopping center that have reopened their doors. June 22, 2020. Bobby Block / The Signal.

Skyline Ranch Plaza openings commence

By 8 a.m., Telly’s Charburgers is already bustling with activity, as employees prepare for the day and begin filling early-morning orders. The longtime Santa Clarita staple finally reopened after being…

City introduces Eat Local program
24/7 Events is offering ClearSpan Structures that can be customized to fit any space, allowing restaurants to expand services outdoors. Courtesy

City introduces Eat Local program

Some Santa Clarita restaurants can now expand their outdoor service with the city’s Eat Local program, which hopes to encourage more residents to dine locally. This comes after monthslong closures…

Chancellor’s Circle to host culminating COVID-19 roundtable

Chancellor’s Circle to host culminating COVID-19 roundtable

As businesses across the Santa Clarita Valley begin to reopen, the College of the Canyon Foundation and the college’s Chancellor's Circle is hosting a free post-COVID-19 roundtable. The culminating COVID-19…

Westfield Valencia Town Center reopens for in-person shopping
Shoppers in the Westfield Valencia Town Center on Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Dan Watson/The Signal

Westfield Valencia Town Center reopens for in-person shopping

Westfield Valencia Town Center opened to the public Wednesday, following a monthslong closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.  “I’m looking outside — the parking lot is full,” Hurat Nazarian, co-owner…

Making safety simpler for businesses and customers
Public Well-being Technologies Inc. is giving free packages to Santa Clarita Valley businesses for a virtual safety check system designed to help businesses give their customers peace of mind. Courtesy

Making safety simpler for businesses and customers

When Valencia resident Tamer Abdel, CEO and founder of Santa Clarita-based StoriCam, realized the huge impact the coronavirus pandemic would have on businesses, he knew he needed to figure out…

SCV businesses boarded ahead of possible protests
Bonanza Jr. Market gets a delivery after it's windows were boarded up on Main Street in Newhall on Wednesday, June 03, 2020. Dan Watson/The Signal

SCV businesses boarded ahead of possible protests

As city officials and law enforcement prepared for possible protests Thursday, many local businesses have taken it upon themselves to do the same. Here in the Santa Clarita Valley, protests…

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