John Laing: Tax law is outrageous legislation
As A British person living in the U.S.A., I wish to express my horror and fear regarding the tax bill passed in the Congress and Senate on December 20. The…
Brian Baker: Still more on concealed carry
The day after my last letter was published regarding Anthony Breznican’s hysterical assertions about reciprocal interstate recognition of CCWs (concealed gun carry licenses) The Signal posted a rebuttal written by…
Maria Gutzeit: Happiness doesn’t come in a box
Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn’t before. What if Christmas, he thought, doesn’t come from a store. What if Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.” These classic…
From left, Haley Moore and Hailey Hartigan work with SRD~Straightening Reins' Ranch Crew, along with facility founder Debbie Rocha. The facility recently moved from Saugus to its new home, just east of the intersection of Sand Canyon Road and Lost Canyon Road in Sand Canyon.
SRD~Straightening Reins continues mental health mission at new ranch
As the small white horse became “annoyed,” she backed up, shook her head and expressed clear displeasure as Sydney, 13, tried to figure out what was wrong. Haley Moore, 18,…
Betty Peters drives the route she takes when she picks up and drops off families visiting their loved ones at Pitchess Detention Center on weekends. Every weekend throughout the early morning and afternoon, women visiting their incarcerated family members pile into the back of Peters’ white, four-door sedan in Castaic.
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‘Mama Betty’ shares mobile ministry with those visiting Pitchess Detention Center
Editor's note: The following is the second installment in an occasional series from The Signal newsroom looking at influential women throughout modern Santa Clarita Valley history. Every weekend throughout the early…
The student organizers for the California voter pre-registration drive pose for a picture outside of Valencia High School on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2017. With the politically engaged on both sides of the aisle already talking about the importance of the upcoming 2018 elections, a surge of political involvement can be seen among young Santa Clarita residents.
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Issues, dialogue at the forefront of young SCV residents’ political priorities
With the politically engaged on both sides of the aisle already talking about the importance of the upcoming 2018 elections, a surge of political involvement can be seen among young…
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Firefighters, officers respond to arson, stolen car report on 5 Freeway
Numerous sheriff’s deputies, firefighters and CHP officers responded to a report of a stolen vehicle that was set ablaze Christmas Eve on the I-5 Freeway not far from a local…
The council’s councilwoman: Jo Anne Darcy
Walking around Santa Clarita, it is apparent Jo Anne Darcy had her hands on much of the city’s formation. Darcy has a lifetime achievement star on the Walk of Western…
