
Beating the pandemic of loneliness
By Alicia Doyle Sunday Signal Staff Writer When it comes to dating, older adults are no different from other age groups who are seeking a relationship and companionship with a

By Alicia Doyle Sunday Signal Staff Writer When it comes to dating, older adults are no different from other age groups who are seeking a relationship and companionship with a

By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer Doña Uhrig Sunday Signal Editor On a busy weekday when there’s no time to cook, a person might consider takeout – there’s so much

By Caleb Lunetta Signal Senior Staff Writer Once again that time of year has come around when the ornaments are taken down, the tree is dropped off on the street,

By Jim Walker Sunday Signal Staff Writer Under pressure from back to school, back to work and the spreading Omicron variant, the Covid-19 testing and quarantining landscape seems to be

By Victor Corral Martinez Signal Staff Writer One recent morning at 10 a.m., Anthony Beeby flipped his open sign at Boho Records and Rags, unlocked his doors. Minutes barely passed

Southern California is due for the earthquake that experts and residents alike have dubbed “The Big One,” according to seismologists at The California Institute of Technology. “The further in time

Thinking of warmer places to visit during the Southern California winters? Here are some interesting places to put on your to-do list. Dinosaurs in the Desert Ricardo Breceda calls himself

By Caleb Lunetta Signal Senior Staff Writer New year means new you for a number of people and that generally comes with finding a new nutritional regimen that both helps

By Emily Alvarenga Signal Senior Staff Writer As we head into another new year, many will be lacing up those sneakers to work on one of their New Year’s resolutions:

By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer The Astronomical Society of the Pacific has presented Christine Hirst, an astronomy teacher at Arroyo Seco Junior High School, with the Thomas J. Brennan

By Victor Corral Martinez Signal Staff Writer Few foods can transcend continents and cultures the way soup can, and during January, it’s no surprise that it’s national soup month. Soup

After another year of pandemic stresses and strains, many are setting much-needed financial money goals to get back on track in the new year. It’s no surprise that more than

By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer Life is full of experiences – work, finding love, paying taxes, staying healthy, raising a family and more. Once a person reaches a certain

By Victor Corral Martinez Signal Staff Writer Many Americans celebrate the New Year by spending time with family, watching the countdown or celebrating at a bar or restaurant. And, many

By Victor Corral Martinez Signal Staff Writer Looking for a local and unique way to ring in the new year? As 2021 comes to a close and residents prepare to

By Dan Watson Signal Staff Writer For some, the study of geography might seem as dry as a Santa Clarita Valley summer. But “Backyard Geographer” Professor Jeremy Patrich tries to

By Perry Smith Signal Managing Editor Well, despite some of our best intentions and hard work, 2020 has proven itself on numerous occasions to not be the year we had

As temperatures begin to cool — even if only slightly — and the leaves start changing color, it’s clear the beginning of the snow season is upon us. While it

By Jose Herrera Signal Staff Writer The holidays are upon us, and whether it’s a special meal with your family for Christmas or gatherings with friends for an unforgettable New

By Caleb Lunetta Signal Senior Staff Writer It’s that time of year again when the Christmas trees come in, the lights go up and the family comes home. While often