ARTree received a generous donation of art supplies and a $500 check from Women’s Painters West (WPW), a nonprofit organization comprised of more than 250 professional women artists. ARTree is
By Mary Petersen Signal Staff Writer It’s official. I laminated my Medicare card, renewed my AARP membership and even cashed in on a half-price Metrolink ticket. Last month, I reached
So how are those New Year’s resolutions coming along? If the answer is, not quite as well as you hoped, adopting a four-legged buddy may just be the answer. There
By Jane GatesSignal Staff Writer More and more homeowners are letting their gardens die out into dried-out, crispy dust bowls (which become populated with stringy weeds only after rain). Or
The Santa Clarita Artists Association, or SCAA, inducted its 2019 leadership board at its year-end holiday party in Newhall. The SCAA is a great group to be a part of
When you’re filming a movie and a scene doesn’t go the way you envisioned, you call for a “do-over.” With a second “take,” you hope your vision will materialize the
California has the advantage of having lots of fun things to do — but if you want to go on an adventure, many iconic theme parks are actually located right
By Jane Gates Signal Contributing Writer Unlike much of the country where folks are shuttered indoors with frosty weather, we Santa Claritans can enjoy some of the best working weather
California starts 2019 with the ninth annual California Restaurant Month for January, celebrating the restaurants, chefs and culinary creations that have given the state a reputation as a world-class “foodie”
By Stephen K. Peeples Signal Contributing Writer Notorious rock band Buckcherry will celebrate 20 years on the charts and the imminent release of their eighth album when they play the
With cymbals crashing, dragons dancing and fireworks exploding, the Chinese Lunar New Year, this year will be welcomed on Feb. 5. Celebrated with colorful and dramatic pageantry throughout the world
By Ray the Realtor Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer What was a seller’s market in the spring decidedly changed to a more balanced market in the last half of 2018. We
By Ken Striplin City Manager As we embark upon another year in Santa Clarita, I want to share information on a topic that is at the top of many residents’
Paid vacation time? Check. Health insurance? Check. Retirement plan? Check. There’s no doubt that the city of Santa Clarita offers its employees a stable benefits package. But with many more
When Marquise Brown was 10 years old, he went to the Super Bowl with teammate Shaddrick Lowery. The Pop Warner Super Bowl, that is. “We went to the Super Bowl
By Taylor Villanueva Signal Staff Writer The stress of cooking can be overwhelming: Traveling to the grocery store, searching the aisles for the correct ingredients and time spent cooking and
A pair of adventurers through and through, residents Chuck and Toni Miltenberger, both 75, have been sharing their love for travel with each other for more than 55 years. “Our
Susie V Kaufman feels her whole life has been tangled with the arts in one way or another, which is reflected in the bright colors with which she surrounds herself
Date night doesn’t have to be expensive to be romantic and fun, and the price tag shouldn’t keep you from having a good time with your partner. There are several
White powdery substance found on concrete slabs raises questions, slab rising with no tree in proximity Good morning Robert, I have read your column on the Dec 16th issue of