When it comes to promoting your business, first impressions matter. From the sign customers see outside your building to the graphics on your company vehicle, professional branding can help your business stand out. For businesses looking for signs, printing, and vehicle wraps in Santa Clarita, Feathers Signs, Printing & Wraps offers a full range of services designed to bring your ...
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The Balance Problem That Starts Before You Fall
You know every inch of your house. You could probably walk from your bedroom to the bathroom blindfolded. Except now, when you get up in the middle of the night, your hand reaches for the dresser. At the doorway, your fingers find the frame. Once you’re in the hallway, you stay close enough to the wall to touch it if ...
Read More »Arizona’s Sports Betting Market Just Turned Five, California Still Hasn’t Placed A Bet
Five years ago this month, Arizona sportsbooks opened for business right as the NFL season kicked off, timed deliberately so bettors could wager on Cardinals games from week one. For a Santa Clarita audience used to hearing about California’s own stalled sports betting efforts, Arizona’s five-year run next door is worth a closer look. What Five Years Actually Bought Arizona ...
Read More »5 Reasons Prefabricated Truss And Frame Ensure Durability
Commercial and residential construction today requires structural strength, cost efficiency, and fast site installation. Traditional on-site timber framing is prone to waste, weather delays, and manual cutting errors. Prefabricated roof trusses and wall frames offer a precision-engineered alternative that elevates building durability. Over the building’s lifespan, precision engineering reduces structural sag and movement. Here are five key reasons why prefabricated ...
Read More »What Your Personal Injury Case May Be Worth In California
After a crash or a fall, the bills arrive long before any insurance check does. Then an adjuster calls with a number, and you cannot tell whether it is fair. No formula produces an exact figure, because your case value depends on your injuries, your evidence, who was at fault, and how much coverage exists. Here is how California law ...
Read More »Two-Vehicle Collision In Valencia Leaves One Person Hospitalized
A two-vehicle traffic collision in Valencia Monday evening left one person hospitalized after one of the vehicles overturned. At approximately 6:21 p.m., first responders received reports of a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Decoro Drive and Grandview Drive in Valencia. Upon arrival, emergency crews discovered one of the vehicles had overturned onto its side. At least one person was ...
Read More »Cougars Swing To Victory In Season Opener At Olivas Links
College of the Canyons won its season opener by 13 strokes, swinging to victory at the annual Chuck Melendez Invitational played at Olivas Links Golf Course on Monday. The event, which also served as the first Western State Conference (WSC) tourney of the season, attracted a field of nine schools, with Sierra College and San Joaquin Delta joining the seven ...
Read More »Deputy-Involved Shooting Under Investigation In Lancaster
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department homicide detectives are investigating a deputy-involved shooting Monday morning in Lancaster that left an adult male suspect injured. The shooting was reported at approximately 9:55 a.m. Monday, Sept. 7, in the 44000 block of 15th Street West, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. The suspect was struck by gunfire and transported to a ...
Read More »Agua Dulce Fair, Parade, Country Skies, Family Ties Held September 18-19
The annual Agua Dulce Fair and Parade, Country Skies and Family Ties, will be held Saturday, September 19. This year’s event will also feature a 21+ Boots, Brews and Barbecue event on Friday, September 18. The Agua Dulce Country Fair and Parade is a little slice of small-town heaven, with everything you’d expect at a small-town fair. The event is ...
Read More »Today In SCV History: September 7, 1933 – CalArts Vice President, Henry Mayo Hospital Chairman John S. Fuller Born
Longtime Newhall resident John S. Fuller, a cornerstone of Santa Clarita’s civic and cultural development, was born September 7, 1933. Fuller moved to Newhall in 1964 and quickly became a leader in both business and volunteer service. He was instrumental in the creation of Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital, serving as founding treasurer of the board that raised the funds ...
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