Family meals cooked with convenience in mind
April 23, 2021
Part of the fun of family meals is finding inspiration in the variety of dinner ideas you can create together. From a tangy twist on traditional tacos to a favorite
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‘Grand Theft Auto’ prevention tips for spring
April 23, 2021
By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor The birds are out, the bees are buzzing and Spring is in full swing here in beautiful Santa Clarita. The Safer at Home
Summer camps return to the Santa Clarita Valley
April 23, 2021
After what was a tumultuous year of cancelations and pauses for a number of local activities and events, another time-honored tradition has once again returned to the Santa Clarita Valley:
Why COVID-19 couldn’t deliver a ‘baby boom’
April 23, 2021
COVID-19 changed the world like few events in recent memory, and prompted tons of speculation about the potential for a “baby boom,” due to the number of couples together with
How the arts can help us get back to normal
April 23, 2021
The arts give people a way to connect with each other, according to Phil Lantis, the city of Santa Clarita’s arts director, but they aren’t always seen that way. “Any
Richard develops film with focus on people
April 23, 2021
Nestled near the center of the Santa Clarita Valley by Bowman High School and Congregation Beth Shalom, Richard Photo Lab stands as one of the few remaining bastions of film,
Senior travel surges
April 16, 2021
By Mary Petersen Signal Staff Writer Like so many of our friends, my husband and I have received vaccinations (both of them) and are starting to think about life after
Do-it-yourself ideas to increase your home’s value
April 16, 2021
Now as much as ever, your home may be a sanctuary for all kinds of expression, from thinking and dreaming to working and playing. Over the past year, homeowners began
Repurpose bottles for Earth Day fun
April 16, 2021
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer This spring, as we near Earth Day on Thursday, April 22, the thought hits me how I’m actually very grateful for recycling and the
Even more Santa Clarita CAN DOs this spring
April 16, 2021
By Ken Striplin City Manager Last fall, the City of Santa Clarita launched the CAN DOs campaign, focusing on health and exercise and highlighting all of the activities residents can
‘Chad’ is a ‘cringe-inducing’ comedy that’s worth a look
April 16, 2021
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Chad’ Tuesdays on TBS. The thing about Chad is, he’s the worst. This 14-year-old might tell himself he has the best of intentions, and
Handy apps to keep your busy family on track
April 16, 2021
Many people resolve to be more organized at the start of a new year, but any time of year is a good time to get more organized. Busy families often
Tips for moving pets across town or across the country
April 16, 2021
Moving across the street or across the country can cause pets anxiety, so it’s best to learn some coping strategies for your furry friends. “Relocating is stressful for pets,” said
SCV’s animated ties to Academy Awards continue
April 16, 2021
The SCV’s close ties to the entertainment industry could often be noted through the locally filmed productions nominated each year for the Academy Awards. In recent years, the Oscar-nominated movies
Experts share advice on pandemic-related tax situations
April 16, 2021
In 2020, Americans experienced firsts across virtually every aspect of life. Now, with an extended tax deadline of May 17 approaching, the implications for such an unusual year have some
The 411 on the vaccines in the fight against COVID-19
April 16, 2021
There are three forms of the COVID-19 vaccine, two of which remain in active use as of the publication of this article: Moderna and Pfizer. The third, Johnson & Johnson’s
Oh, the things you can do at the library
April 16, 2021
Finding productive ways for adults and children to fill their time has been an ongoing issue. As libraries begin to open and gradually expand capacity, there are several ways to
Food scraps can grow in a fun, saucer garden
April 9, 2021
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer When you think about gardening and preschoolers, a spindly bean sprout emerging from a half-pint cardboard milk carton might come to mind. Every child
Fatigued drivers are more likely to be in accidents
April 9, 2021
Driving offers a sense of freedom that is hard to replicate. Is it any wonder young drivers are so eager to get their licenses while older drivers aim to hold
How to respond to pesticide poisoning
April 9, 2021
Tending to a lawn and garden can be a great way to spend time in the great outdoors. It’s also an enjoyable way to improve a home’s curb appeal. Though