
So you’re thinking of selling your home
By Ray the Realtor Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer First, and perhaps most important, is clarity about your “Why,” and staying clear about your “Why,” throughout the transaction — from start

By Ray the Realtor Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer First, and perhaps most important, is clarity about your “Why,” and staying clear about your “Why,” throughout the transaction — from start

There are plenty of mysteries where answers are either unattainable or arcane, such as: What’s in your DNA? What’s at the bottom of the ocean? Is there anything to do

By Jim Mullen Signal Contributing Writer Now that the midterm ballots have been cast, I’m starting to enjoy watching TV again. We’re back to commercials for toothpaste and laundry detergent,

By Ken Striplin City Manager ’Tis the season to shop, gift and give. It’s also the season when would-be thieves are on the lookout for an easy target. You can

It’s the smell that hits you first, as you walk just into Smokehouse on Main. That heady scent of smoking meat mixes perfectly with the rustic brick, wood and wrought

Saugus cross-country essentially has a team in charge of the team. Three years ago, Kevin Burns joined Rene Paragas, a passionate veteran cross-country coach on the Centurions coaching staff. This

Heart co-founder/guitarist/singer and Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame inductee Nancy Wilson will rock the Canyon Santa Clarita with the music of Heart and more Friday, Dec. 7. “Heart took

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer “When the calendar turns to December, we’re a blended family as far as holiday traditions go,” said professional caterer and mom, Carole Blumenberg Garrigos.

Sometimes shoppers are frustrated when stores run out of stock during the summer months, but for the holiday season, local stores are stocking up for the expected throngs of shoppers.

By Taylor Villanueva Signal Staff Writer The best way to get into the spirit of the holidays is to celebrate this time as a family. If you’re looking for ways

In years past, you could catch Del Hickman at the coffee shop he owned in Seattle or opening for The Ramones, Billy Idol or The B-52s, but today, he describes

Amid the sounds of footsteps traveling in and out of a room at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, 9-year-old Santa Clarita resident Elijah Greene lays in a hospital bed playing with

Every year, the Santa Clarita Valley celebrates the holiday spirit like no other, celebrating with decor that engulfs entire neighborhoods in themed displays. Over this past weekend, people began strolling

Being one of the “original families” still involved in the Saugus neighborhood tradition, the Lucatero-Haggart household has set up for the Wakefield Lane Winter Wonderland since 1993. “We had only

Injuries that occur around the home contribute to millions of medical visits and tens of thousands of fatalities each year. Falls account for the largest percentage of home accidents, with

There are a number of ways to get involved, including parent-teacher organizations. Parents can represent their children in the educational climate more effectively if they understand how schools operate.

Question No. 1 Dear Mr. Lamoureux, Two years ago, I had a new driveway, walkway and courtyard put in, it was all colored concrete. Unfortunately, my concrete contractor wasn’t very

Across America, home builders are adopting new approaches to construction to create greener homes with better resale value. One major change that’s tackling energy consumption and rising fuel costs is

Holiday shopping lists are being made, and there is a strong chance that clothing has made many of those lists. Year after year, apparel, along with technology and books, dominate

Eight candles will begin to be lit this evening around the world, to celebrate the eight nights of Hanukkah from Dec. 2-10, continuing a tradition of faith dating back over