Sunday Signal

The Village Idiot: Best when read by…

By Jim Mullen Signal Contributing Writer I recently discovered a box of chicken tenders in my freezer, hidden underneath a container of very fuzzy cherry chocolate-chunk ice cream. I made

Is now the right time to sell my home?

By Ray Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer The best time to sell your home is traditionally between March and June, and then the housing market slows through the fall and into

Rose season is upon us

By Kitty Belendez Signal Contributing Writer Some people think that spring is the best and only time for roses to bloom. But here in Santa Clarita, California, we can enjoy

Alley celebrates 100-year-old bowler

In his “comfy” shoes, a bowling ball in his hand, Bill Olson, donning a WWII veteran cap, stepped up to the freshly greased alley. With the determination of a champion,

Two sets of Wildcat triplets

Six students at West Ranch High School have something special in common, other than being Wildcats. They’re all in the marching band and color guard — and they have one

This Week’s Calendar

Ongoing Santa Clarita City Council Meetings second and fourth Tuesday of every month 6 p.m. Council meetings are also broadcast live on SCVTV channel 20 and on the city’s website.

The value in the right professional

By Ray Kutylo Signal Contributing Writer One of my latest calls was from a seller whose house was not getting shown, and she said she really wanted to sell soon.

Leopard looks, staying neutral

By Taylor Harding Signal Staff Writer Leopard love I LOVE that leopard- and animal prints are in style right now. I pretty much consider leopard another fall neutral at this

Ask the Doctors

By Eve Glazier, M.D., and Elizabeth Ko, M.D. Signal Contributing Editors Dear Doctor: I love salty foods, always have, and I don’t have high blood pressure or heart disease or

Cents reunite in Glendale

Saugus graduates Nathan Eldridge and Quinn Sheaffer could hardly believe their high school playing days were over after the Cents’ 2017 CIF-Southern Section Division 6 second round loss to eventual

A second wind: Share your story

Once upon a time… These charming, magical words have opened fables and fairy tales for hundreds of years. “Once upon a time” stories evoke imagination, adventure, and wonder in listeners.

Help for those helping their loved ones

When John Galbraith, 66, began caring for his ailing partner of 30 years, he was unaware of the toll caring for her would take on his own health. Focusing on