Get your glow on: 6 tips to make your skin, hair shine
February 22, 2020
Face it, winter is brutal for your skin and hair. Between the harsh, cold wind outside and the dry, overheated air inside, it’s hard to look your best all winter
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Pinochle, Potatoes, Prose & a Barber’s Pole
February 22, 2020
So terribly sorry. You certainly may bring your cell phones. You can even take pictures. Alas, for some reason, the images don’t survive the trip back so you’ll have to
Kim’s Q-and-A: pay apps, mobile signature, credit checks
February 22, 2020
Sometimes, choosing the most interesting questions to highlight is the best part of my job. This week, I received questions about payment apps, free credit reports and more.
Proper waterproofing paint, mold from rains
February 22, 2020
By Robert Lamoureux, Signal Contributing Writer Proper waterproofing paint Robert, My name is Isaac M. I live in Santa Clarita in an HOA, but am not on the Board of
Garden trends for 2020 are about sustainability
February 22, 2020
A plant trends study by horticulturalists with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences revealed gardeners nationwide, as well as the Santa Clarita Valley, will be looking
Striving to keep crime down and roads safe
February 22, 2020
When I meet with officials from other cities, I am proud to represent the City of Santa Clarita because I know our community offers an enviable quality of life.
Leap Year Day Fun
February 22, 2020
February is full of special days. Groundhog Day, Valentine’s Day, Presidents Day. Add in Fat Tuesday (Feb. 25) and Ash Wednesday (Feb. 26), and the month fills up pretty fast.
Campos ready to swing big at Augusta
February 22, 2020
Years ago, golf instructor Ken Lewis got a phone call from the father of an 8-year-old girl. “So, I hear you’re the person to bring talent to,” said the father
Near misses while being pulled over
February 20, 2020
Ed. note: The names of some of the innocent (and a few guilty) parties have been changed to protect their identity. Your heart starts to race as you see those
A seat with the stars for the awards show
February 17, 2020
While Grammy night may seem full to the brim with stars and industry figures, not everyone in the crowd is famous.
There are also more than a few seat-fillers.
A Group Letter | Who Can We Trust?
February 16, 2020
We received congressional candidate Steve Knight’s latest mailer and it could not be more deceitful or misleading. First, Knight has not been strong on illegal immigration as he now indicates.
Our View | Primary Endorsements: Choices for Both Parties
February 16, 2020
By The Signal Editorial Board As you head to the polls for the March 3 primary — in which you actually have 11 days to vote, starting Feb. 22 —
Tim Whyte | The 25th District Needs a Rep Who Really ’Gets’ Us
February 16, 2020
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor As we approach the March 3 primary — really, the Feb. 22 through March 3 primary — it’s been a relatively calm campaign in the
David Hegg | Representation that Represents Our Values
February 16, 2020
By David Hegg By this time next week the vote centers in our valley will be open for business. From Feb. 22 to March 3 you and I will be
Garden and fruit tree care for February
February 16, 2020
By Jane Gates, Signal Staff Writer Although we are prone to occasional frosty nights in the winter months, this time of the year can offer some of the most productive
What to expect when adopting a shelter dog
February 16, 2020
Millions of dogs reside in shelters or in foster homes just waiting for someone to make them permanent members of their family. The ASPCA says there are nearly four million
When our connection to tech is a 2-way street
February 16, 2020
From making dance videos for your friends to see on TikTok to retweeting funny memes to posting pictures of your dog on Instagram and watching food videos on Facebook, for
Cracked fiberglass tub, French door mystery leak
February 15, 2020
By Robert Lamoureux, Signal Contributing Writer Cracked fiberglass tub Hi Robert, My name is Mary J. and I live in Canyon Country. I’m a 91 year old who has a
How pet sitters can benefit companion animals
February 15, 2020
Pets are special members of many households. Companion animals serve important functions, such as watching homes or acting as service animals to individuals who may need a helping hand, and
Tech toys in the attic can be worth big bucks
February 15, 2020
That old computer may have stored only 100 kilobytes of data, but it may fetch an astonishing price. For vintage technologies from a bygone age, they sure are hot commodities. See how much the best-sellers are going for.