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
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

Home ownership has always fallen into the American Dream equation, but the process is not always the easiest, leaving many wondering whether to buy or rent longer. So, how do

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

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.

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

Summer may be synonymous with picnics, but I think fall is a much better time of year to dine al fresco — especially in the Santa Clarita Valley, where summer

Just like with people, American pets are struggling with a preventable epidemic: About 60 percent of cats and 56 of dogs qualify as overweight to obese, according to the Association

It’s the season for ghouls and goblins, witches and black cats and hauntings and horrors. For Kathy Keysor Kellar, of Canyon Country, Halloween is an apt time to remember one

If you hope to avoid getting sick this flu season, then get a flu shot, said Dr. Tracy “Bud” Lawrence. “Everybody always asks, ‘if I should get a shot or
Want to shoot zombies from a train? View sitting on a rooftop? How about watching a classic silent horror film in the comfort of the Walt Disney Concert Hall? We

You’ve seen many of their creative pieces around town — the black-and-white, oversized photographs of children on a building on Railroad Avenue; the mosaic that adorns the trail system running

By Ken Striplin City Manager This is an exciting time for arts and culture in Santa Clarita. We have several new, thrilling public art pieces that will be installed in
Ongoing Santa Clarita City Council Meetings second and fourth Tuesday of every month 6 p.m. Council meetings are also broadcast live on SCV TV channel 20 and on the city’s

By Kitty Belendez Signal Contributing Writer While all are welcome to be a part of the Santa Clarita Rose Society and its showcase event, the annual Rose Show is also

A recent report examining the affordable-housing crisis in Los Angeles reveals that high housing costs are threatening the area’s fastest-growing industries. Local business leaders say the issue extends into the

By Jane Gates Signal Contributing Writer Decorating your landscape for Halloween is a great way to start the long holiday season. It offers an opportunity to have fun in your

Road trip are two of my favorite words on the planet. For me, it’s exciting to hit the open road, armed with a sense of adventure, great music and preferably,

With charitable giving at an all-time high, American individuals are donating more every year, according to the Giving USA 2018 report. Yet, with numerous awareness campaigns, intricate cause-related marketing and

The college football ranks are filled with Santa Clarita Valley products. Former SCV players are making a name for themselves across the country. Here’s a list of players who have

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Let’s face it. As parents, no matter our ages, amid all the busyness and to-dos of family life, there is one unshakeable truth: Kids