Special Needs Network Inc., a nonprofit founded in 2005, opened its Valencia chapter on Wednesday with the help of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce. Founded by Areva Martin
This October marks 25 years since we first moved to the United States and I’ve been reminiscing about those early days, and two distinct memories are stuck in my mind. They stand out as key differences between the
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The U.S. Court of International Trade on Thursday struck down President Donald Trump’s 10% global tariffs under the Trade Act of 1974. The court ruled 2-1
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer Budget carrier Spirit Airlines said on Sunday that it has almost completed refunding customers after abruptly ceasing operations and canceling all flights over the weekend. Thousands of travelers
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump announced Friday that he will increase the tariffs on cars and trucks imported from the European Union to 25%, saying the policy will go
News release Dr. Kelly Walsma, who is board certified in critical care, pulmonary and neurocritical care medicine, was recently appointed to the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital board of directors, the hospital announced in a news release.
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced that the inaugural WorkWell: The Business Performance Summit, taking place on May 14 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., will focus on one of the most overlooked drivers of performance: sleep. Under this year’s theme, “The Power of
By Andrew Moran Contributing Writer The United Arab Emirates has said it is leaving OPEC and the broader alliance. “This decision follows a comprehensive review of the UAE’s production policy and its
A federal judge ruled that a family claiming it’s getting cheated out of its restaurant business can pursue its lawsuit in L.A. County Superior Court, in a motion issued Friday. An ongoing dispute between the
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce held its “Master Your Money: Small Business Financials Made Simple” panel discussion on Thursday at the Dog Haus restaurant in Canyon Country. Panelists Bronson Feuer of
As a recovering accountant, one phrase senior leaders often say as a toast (which makes me chuckle) — usually with a glass held high — is, “People truly are our greatest asset.” While this statement will bring those who work in Human
By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer The White House said on Thursday that China and other foreign adversaries are carrying out “industrial-scale campaigns” to extract advanced American artificial intelligence technology. In a
The first time we came to America was in the summer of 2001. We spent two weeks at Disney World in Florida. Our daughter, Brodie, was about 5, and our son,
By Bill Pan Contributing Writer Convenience store giant 7-Eleven is set to close hundreds of locations across North America during its current fiscal year. In its fourth-quarter earnings report released on April
Attorneys for the owners of the Original Saugus Cafe filed an amended complaint Wednesday in a lawsuit seeking compensation for a business they say was taken out from under their
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. economy could grow more than 3% this year despite disruptions from the Iran war, while President Donald Trump said energy prices would soon
“The Daily Buzz” celebrated its 100th episode on Tuesday. Pictured, from left: Director Billy Carmichel, co-host Martha Aguilera, Executive Producer Richard Budman (Signal publisher and owner), host Joe Messina, Director Mark Mosley and Director Sean Miller. “The Daily Buzz”
Many entrepreneurs and employees choose, at some stage, to invest their personal time and financial resources into professional organizations. These trade associations are usually led by a full-time executive director and, if they are economically able, will often have a