Rock singer-guitarist Martha Davis and The Motels, enduring legends of Hollywood’s off-the-hook rock scene in the late 1970s-early ’80s, will unpack classics and brand-new songs when they check into the
By Taylor Villanueva Signal Staff Writer Laurie Ender has been making an impact in the Santa Clarita Valley since she first moved here in 1992 with her husband and oldest
’Tis the season to snowboard, sled and make snow angels. With the closest snowfall less than an hour away from Santa Clarita, a day trip can make everlasting winter memories
Judging by the hats, hoodies and scarves being worn by people around town, winter has arrived in the Santa Clarita Valley. Mornings and evenings are especially frigid, with temperatures dropping
“Yippee ki yay!” — Christmas is around the corner and it’s time to pop in a movie. But with any other film, the Christmas movie genre has its own distinctions.
Holiday cards are definitely changing, as e-cards and emails replace traditional paper greetings. But for holiday 2018, what is the etiquette that one should keep and throw away? Reference-checking firm
Do you ever walk by a neighbor’s house when they have a tantalizing grill going and wish you were invited over? Well, at Charcoal Grill Chicken, you’re more than welcome
By Taylor Villanueva Signal Staff Writer Gingerbread houses might be a commonplace sight around the holidays, but they’re suspected to have roots in a popular 16th century German fairytale. The
Teia Salvino is your average 13-year-old. She likes spending time with her family and friends. She has two brothers and two sisters, and grew up wanting to copy her older
By Ray “the Realtor” Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer Realtors get all kinds of questions from buyers and sellers, and every once in a while, we get questions that can make
By Ken Striplin City Manager It has now been several weeks since devastating fires tore through neighboring Southland communities in early November. For the families who lost their homes, the
Another year, another holiday party. That may easily turn out into the typical ugly Christmas function or Secret Santa gift exchange. While these are always fun, the most memorable events
Preparing for a party may require a quick trip down the red cup aisle, but sometimes the store-bought plastic Solo cup don’t quite match an event’s theme. With a growing
Aiden Tracy, 4, visits his great-grandmother walking into an office trailer yelling “Choo, choo,” as a whole village lights up before his eyes, music fills his ears and a remote
Gifts under the tree are a beautiful sight indeed! But what could make the one you give stand out from the rest? If you’re a DIYer, there’s plenty of arts
Planning ahead for the future often involves having a strong educational foundation upon which a secure and financially rewarding career can be built. While many students and families give ample
Come wintertime, polar plunges are sponsored by various organizations. Such events may serve as fundraisers for club operations or to help needy individuals, while others may simply be efforts to
It has now been several weeks since devastating fires tore through neighboring Southland communities in early November. For the families who lost their homes, the journey to recovery and rebuilding
Some homes are seemingly built for entertaining, while others may need a little help to make them more fit for hosting dinner, holiday gatherings or an evening with friends. Overall,