Better Self Care with The Ivy Day Spa
February 1, 2018
Nearly 20 percent of American adults get massages, at least once a year, according to the American Massage Therapy Association. And with millions turning to the comfort and relaxation of
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Suicide prevention group chief calls gun club’s ideas “a game changer”
January 19, 2018
The head of a committee of 20-plus healthcare officials, law enforcement officers and community advocates called a Newhall gun club’s plans to pursue suicide prevention a “game changer.” Larry Schallert,
Where to find the flu vaccine in the Santa Clarita Valley
January 10, 2018
The county’s Department of Public Health put out an alert Wednesday to urge residents to go get the flu shot, even though the flu season has been in full swing
Legislators, healthcare and business groups decry gas moratorium
January 10, 2018
The Northeast Valley Health Corp. is facing an unexpected hurdle in opening their Newhall clinic next month: no natural gas. The community health center’s leadership was one of several legislators,
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital sees patient increase due to flu outbreak
January 8, 2018
An intense, late-season outbreak of the flu has put the number of patients treated at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital at about 25 percent higher than normal levels, and health officials
Flu season hits SCV especially hard; doctors offer warnings
January 5, 2018
If it seems like this year’s version of flu is particularly rough, it’s not just in your congested head. The flu season is lasting longer than usual and bringing with
Couple welcomes first Santa Clarita baby of new year
January 1, 2018
Angelica and Jairol Gonzalez rang in the New Year at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, anticipating the birth of their first child, a baby boy named Adrian. The couple checked into
Beyond the overdose: addiction’s deadly side effects
December 28, 2017
Less than 10 days before Christmas, another Santa Clarita Valley family lost a son to the heroin epidemic. It wasn’t an overdose, but a growing concern that’s associated with the
Health officials: Get vaccinated for the flu
December 27, 2017
By Andrew Clark | Signal Staff Writer Los Angeles County health officials are urging residents it is not too late to get vaccinated against the flu despite increased flu activity
Covered California: enrollment deadline extended as interest surges
December 20, 2017
In response to a strong surge in demand, Covered California is giving consumers more time to sign up for health coverage that will begin on Jan. 1, according to state
Cockroach infestation triggers shutdown of McDonald’s in Castaic
December 13, 2017
County public health officials have shut down a McDonald’s restaurant Castaic, citing an infestation of cockroaches. On Tuesday, an inspector with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, after
Santa Clarita celebrates innovation, entrepreneurship in November
November 14, 2017
From turning an idea into a business and learning how to collaborate with others to prototyping a unique product, this year’s Innovate SCV campaign focuses on inspiring doers and self-starters
Kaiser Permanente SCV accepting online grant applications
February 14, 2017
SOURCE: Kaiser Permanente Kaiser Permanente Santa Clarita Valley is accepting community grant applications for 2017 starting Wednesday, February 15 through 2 p.m. on Wednesday, March 15, 2017. Kaiser Permanente’s social mission
As flu season enters peak, free shots available at Castaic Library on Saturday
December 2, 2016
Free flu shots will be available at the Castaic Library on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. – days after a middle-aged Antelope Valley man became California’s first flu-related