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The Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative held its “Bringing it Home” wine event fundraiser on Thursday evening at Salt Creek Grille with the aim to raise funds and provide meals for local veterans in need for the holiday season.From left: Pam Ingram, Dana Baker, and Rhona Jukes enjoy a glass of wine at the Santa Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative “Bringing it Home” fundraiser dedicated to raising funds to provide meals for local veterans in need for the holiday season on Thursday evening at Salt Creek Grille. Katherine Quezada/The SignalSanta Clarita Veteran Services Collaborative local advocate Jeff Stabile (right) chats with…
A variety of trees of all sizes and themes encompassed the Canyon Country Community Center Friday night to kick off Festival of Trees, a weekend-long fundraiser where all proceeds go toward the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley. For 22 years, the Santa Clarita community has gathered for a live auction of the trees, while attendees throughout the weekend can bid, in person or online, for a tabletop tree, gingerbread house or wreath in the silent auction. Friday’s Magic of the Lights Gala entailed a cozy atmosphere with dimmed lights, and began a weekend where members of the community can…
The California Highway Patrol is beginning its annual “CHiPs for Kids Toy Drive,” where residents are encouraged to drop off unwrapped toys for families in need until Dec. 20. Drop off bins are located at Walmart Supercenters: Monday to Thursday on Kelly Johnson Parkway, and Friday to Sunday on Carl Boyer Drive. Residents are also encouraged to drop off toys at the CHP Newhall office in Valencia at 28648 The Old Road. The California Highway Patrol held its annual toy drive titled, “CHiPs for Kids Toy Drive” at Walmart Supercenter at Carl Boyer Drive on Saturday, Nov. 23. Habeba Mostafa/…
Top 5 Best Video Telematics Software: The Ultimate Guide to Transforming Fleet Safety and Efficiency
Share Share Share Share Email The video telematics market is experiencing unprecedented growth, valued at $1.5 billion in 2024 and projected to reach $45.5 billion by 2034 with a remarkable CAGR of 18.28%[1][2]. This explosive expansion reflects the critical importance of video telematics in modern fleet management, where businesses demand more than basic GPS tracking—they need intelligent, AI-powered solutions that provide complete visibility into driver behavior, vehicle performance, and operational efficiency. Understanding Video Telematics: The Game-Changing Technology Video telematics represents the future of fleet management, combining high-definition cameras, GPS tracking, and advanced analytics to provide comprehensive insights into fleet…
People at the Placerita Canyon Nature this past weekend were in the holiday spirit as they created their own customized holiday wreaths, centerpieces, and ornaments using an assortment of natural materials for the annual Placerita Canyon Nature Center Holiday Craft Fair. The annual event on Saturday and Sunday served as a fundraiser with proceeds aimed to support the nature center’s animals including non-releasable birds such as a great-horned owl, a red-tailed hawk, and many other species. What’s made the annual tradition so special are the attendees, which range from children to seniors, making it an inclusive activity for everyone, said Teresa Jacobs,…
Guests and local dignitaries attended the 2024 Holiday Home Tour Gala and Boutique to support Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital and raise funds for the Roberta G. Veloz Cardiovascular Center last weekend. Over 300 attendees, participated in the Holiday Home Tour gala on Dec. 6 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia, which was the first part of the weekend’s fundraising efforts. Attendees had a festive night with dining, dancing and a video presentation featuring three Santa Clarita Homes fully decked out in holiday decorations just in time for the holidays. Members of the Saugus High School Choir perform during the cocktail reception of the…
Navigating Complexity: How a Brazilian Executive Plans to Help Global Brands Compete in the U.S. Retail Landscape
Share Share Share Share Email The United States continues to be one of the most sought after markets for food and consumer goods companies worldwide. With its enormous consumer base, high purchasing power, and competitive retail ecosystem, the U.S. offers substantial opportunities but also equally significant challenges. International brands, particularly those from Latin America, often discover that their success at home does not guarantee a smooth entry into the American market. Many struggle with fragmented retail channels, complex logistics systems, and a highly regulated environment, leading to stalled launches or underwhelming performance in a market known for both its scale…
Over 100 people woke up early in the morning on Saturday to participate in the West Ranch Cross Country team’s inaugural community 5k Run and Walk titled “Home for the Holidays” held at College of the Canyons Cougar Stadium. Local students, community members, parents, and even a few people from the Antelope Valley gathered at the stadium in cold weather to promote healthy living and support the fundraiser’s efforts, which were to collect canned food, toys, and help a few dogs from the Castaic Animal Care Shelter get adopted. Karen Cirricione, West Ranch High School’s co-head coach for the girls’ cross country…
Share Share Share Share Email As our loved ones age, their needs and vulnerabilities often increase. Many families reach a crossroads: should we provide care ourselves, hire occasional help, or consider full-time care for the elderly? It’s a deeply personal and often emotional decision. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the choices, you’re not alone. Full-time elderly care—whether in the form of in-home professional assistance or transitioning to a residential care facility—can offer critical support, but it also involves financial, emotional, and logistical considerations. Before making the leap, here are 7 essential questions that will help you evaluate whether full-time care…
Rlynn Smith-Thomas from the Santa Clarita Valley NAACP asked a room of volunteers to find a nearby stranger and ask what a day of service looks like to them. Those in attendance were there for their own personal reasons, which they then shared with someone they didn’t know. Ultimately, they all were there to donate goods and their time to those in need. They were there to serve. NAACP Santa Clarita Second Vice President Rlynn Smith Thomas speaks to the attendees during the Fire Relief Donation Drive and Day of Service at the Boys & Girls Club in Canyon Country on…
