Natural remedies found right in your own home
April 13, 2019
We all know that chicken soup isn’t only good for the soul, but also for helping relieve cold and flu symp- toms. And what many might not realize is that
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The rising cost of higher education
April 13, 2019
There are more opportunities to attend college today than ever before, but get- ting an education is also more expensive than in years past. The price tag of college has
Wellington’s odyssey: A Maltese story
April 12, 2019
Melisa’s dog Wellington, a Maltese mix, had been missing for almost eight years when she got a call from the Castaic Animal Care Center telling her that he’d been found.
Planning for a day at the lake
April 7, 2019
Residents longing for a beach experience without mixh if a road trip can make 15-minute drive to Castaic Lake, and find a treasure of activities that could make any day
No. 7173: sharing the legacy of a badge
April 7, 2019
For three decades, Deputy William Villamil wore badge no. 7173 with pride. So when he retired last week, laid his service firearm on the table and unclipped the badge from
Keep your skin healthy this summer
April 7, 2019
Springtime is here and summer is soon to follow, meaning many Santa Clarita Valley residents could soon be exposed to 100-degree temperatures and the sun’s harmful rays. In addition to
Six steps to improving your credit
April 7, 2019
Anyone who’s ever tried to finance the purchase of a house, a car, a business expense or even an education loan knows, your credit score can be all-important at certain
TLC’s ‘Trading Spaces’ returns and heads to Valencia
April 1, 2019
After a 10-year hiatus, TLC’s hit home-makeover series, “Trading Spaces,” returned for its 10th season this month. “Trading Spaces” was around long before hits like “Fixer Upper” and “Property Brothers,”
‘Set Masters’ builds for some ‘super fans’
April 1, 2019
Santa Clarita is no stranger to Netflix, but a new show is offering viewers the opportunity to see a new side of the Santa Clarita Valley — one that involves
Borderline shooting survivor dedicated her LA Marathon run to victims
April 1, 2019
“It didn’t register at first, but then I saw him pointing the gun, and it immediately clicked in my head that this is really happening,” said SCV resident Katelyn Dolder.
A difference between service and support
March 25, 2019
If it seems like there are more service dogs than ever before accompanying their owners into coffee shops, grocery stores and restaurants, it’s because there are. A 2015 study at
Five ways to improve your home
March 25, 2019
Whether you’ve just bought a new home, are trying to sell it or are just trying to spruce it up, major remodels can become a hefty expense. Fortunately, there are
How to find balance with your child’s extracurricular activities
March 25, 2019
As a parent, you want the best for your child. It’s natural to want your child to learn valuable skills, get along with their peers, gain confidence, find interests and
New SCV Senior Center nears completion
March 25, 2019
After over a year of construction, the new Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center is planning to open its doors by early May, according to Kevin MacDonald, executive director of the
The rise of the video doorbell: Old age technology becomes new age crime deterrent
March 18, 2019
As technology blends with do-it-yourself projects, more and more Santa Clarita Valley residents are taking a new approach in terms of keeping an eye on their homes. And for a
Using resistance to reach goals
March 18, 2019
Science has prompted many changes in the ways people exercise over the years, but residents of the Santa Clarita Valley are beginning to recognize the benefits of pilates, prompting the
Reaching your peak in the SCV
March 11, 2019
We’ve seen it done in movies like “Mission Impossible,” “Point Break” and “Cliffhanger,” but did you know there’s a niche, yet passionate following of rock climbing here in Santa Clarita?
Suspected killer’s death resolves one unsolved murder for victim’s family
March 11, 2019
“Cold cases” can be the most difficult part of the job for a detective. All investigative leads, witnesses, evidence and information have been looked into exhaustively. After that happens, without
An aerial archive for military buffs
March 11, 2019
Dennis Nobile, owner of the world-renowned supplier of vintage aircraft engines and parts, Sun Air Parts in Valencia, is a guy who likes to show people his cool stuff. And
A bird’s eye view of the SCV
March 11, 2019
A bird’s eye view of some of the most beautiful places in the Santa Clarita Valley isn’t a view most get to see — unless, of course, you have a