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December 24, 2018
RECURRING EVENTS Every Monday, 10 a.m. Please join us for baby and toddler Storytime in the Barnes & Noble Children’s Department every Monday morning. This time is designated for
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Locals jam the blues in Newhall
December 24, 2018
On the second Sunday of every month, Newhall’s American Legion Hall transforms into a rollicking blues club. Armed with guitars and harmonicas, local musicians and members of the Santa Clarita
From the Crossroads, with gratitude
December 24, 2018
Donning a green T-shirt, Pastor Todd Smith paused for a few seconds. The Valencia man was carefully choosing his next words, grappling over syllables as his next remarks didn’t equate
Empowering Vibes turn setbacks into setups
December 24, 2018
A love for the arts started at a young age for Santa Clarita resident and single mother Andrea Vibe, and she hopes to empower hearts of others, as one of
How to make your own pasta
December 24, 2018
Inspired by a ravioli pie and created to support of home cooking and a local nonprofit, Scott Ervin, co-founder of feedSCV, once again turned the kitchen into his classroom, this
Tower of Power coming to Canyon Santa Clarita
December 24, 2018
If you’re still trying to figure out what is hip, rhythm and blues icons Tower of Power with the Tower of Power Horns will clue you in fast when they
Garage doors, and redone bathrooms
December 24, 2018
Question No. 1 Hi Robert, Thank you for returning my call and speaking with me and understanding that I don’t do emailing. As we spoke on the phone, my driveway
Remembering what’s important this holiday season
December 24, 2018
By Ray “The Realtor” Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer While the SCV Home Team and I have been busy with real estate this month and will be for the week between
The 12 days of Christmas, Santa Clarita-style
December 24, 2018
By Ken Striplin City Manager The holiday season is a time to be with loved ones, to give thanks and to partake in beloved holiday traditions. I want to wish
Touching off a bright idea
December 24, 2018
Jordan Lindebaum specializes in bringing function to the unusual. “I’m always on the lookout for something weird, and the weirder the piece I make, the faster it sells,” said the
NORAD offers eyes, ears for Santa trackers
December 24, 2018
Many people don’t know this, but NORAD actually has a dual purpose. “The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) is a United States and Canada binational organization charged with the
Family memories with bolognese sauce
December 24, 2018
While Maria Gutzeit was growing up, one of ones she looked forward to was pasta with bolognese sauce made by her mother, Ledlie Gutzeit. “My mom made this in my
Sensory-sensitive Santa shares joy with kids
December 24, 2018
SCV Families gathered Monday at the Canyon Country Community Center for the inaugural Sensory-Friendly Milk and Cookies with Santa event. “The event held was planned specifically for special needs children,”
Travel tips for the roads and the skies
December 24, 2018
If you haven’t already joined the millions of people on the road for the holiday rush, there are some things to keep in mind, whether you’re taking the station wagon
Tips for kids to voice gratitude this holiday
December 24, 2018
Tis the season to be giving and grateful… while being bombarded with commercials, ads, sale signs and big bows on cars, parents may find it a little disarming to figure
The true meaning of Christmas
December 24, 2018
Whether you and your family focus on the religious or the secular aspects of Christmas, it’s renowned as a chance to spend time with your loved ones. With the holiday
‘Cody’s Coats for the Cold’ warms SCV, LA homeless for Christmas
December 23, 2018
Twenty-year-old Cody Wheeler is doing his part to make the homeless feel a little bit warmer this holiday season.
Wilk about to serve as vice chair for four senate committees
December 23, 2018
State Sen. Scott Wilk is set to become the vice chair of four different senate committees during the 2019-20 legislative session, according to an announcement made by president pro tempore Sen. Toni Atkins on Friday.
Touching off a bright idea
December 23, 2018
Jordan Lindebaum, an aerospace engineer, and his wife, Paloma, own the company Off the Beaten Pallet, which sells touch lamps and wireless phone chargers he made out of reclaimed wood and scrap metal.
Updated: Detectives arrest suspect in stabbing in Saugus home
December 23, 2018
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station detectives are looking for a man who they suspect stabbed his parents, both in their late 70s, in Saugus on Saturday night.