Letters to the Editor
Ken Dean | A Moment of Silence for Tree of Life
I call on everyone to take a moment of silence and reflect on the carnage at the Tree Of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. One can only ask, when is this…
Letters to the Editor
Peggy Stabile | Messina’s Words Cause Pain
Having just finished William S. Hart Union High School District board incumbent and local shock-jock Joe Messina’s book entitled, “Ramblings of a Right Wing Bible Thumping White Guy,” I guess…
Letters to the Editor
Lois Eisenberg | What’s Becoming of America?
I’m compelled to write this letter, being of the Jewish faith, about the horrific shooting in a synagogue in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, on Saturday (Oct. 27), which is the sabbath…
Republican party supporters wave an American flag and placards for passing cars to see at the corner of Valencia Blvd. and Bouquet Canyon Road in Santa Clarita on Friday November, 2, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Rallies take over Santa Clarita in last days before election
In the last days before the election, Republican, Democratic and undecided constituents are showing up to support and learn about their respective candidates. Republican support A group of 35 individuals…
Hart girls tennis advances to CIF-SS Division 3 quarterfinals; West Ranch slips up
Winning in games 80-79, Hart girls tennis came away with the narrow victory against Cerritos High School in the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 playoffs on Friday. Hart pulled out a…
Hart senior quarterback Zach Johnson scrambles under pressure in an opening round playoff matchup with Moorpark at Hary Welch Stadium Friday night. Cory Rubin/The Signal
Turnovers prove costly for Hart football in loss to Moorpark
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal Friday night’s game between Hart and Moorpark at Canyon High School was billed as a matchup of relatively even teams. And for the…
Saugus' Reid Huseman lunges for extra yardage as Bishop Diego's Lucas Dutcher brings him down during the first quarter Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 at College of the Canyons. Kevin Karzin/For The Signal
Saugus snatches victory in final second against Bishop Diego
By Nathaniel Graham For The Signal Saugus football led for a total of one second in their home playoff game against Bishop Diego. It was only that one second that…
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Wildcats notch first playoff win in program history
With less than a minute left in the game and the clock winding down, West Ranch found itself trailing Silverado by three points. Quarterback Weston Eget dropped back and launched…
Valencia quarterback Davis Cop (12) hands off to running back Nick Pham (2) in the first quarter at Valencia High on Friday, November 2, 2018. Dan Watson/The Signal
Vikings leave it all out on field against Mater Dei
Every Thursday night, each Valencia football player fills out a “commitment card.” The player commits to do one thing in the coming week, whether it’s at practice, at home or…
Image courtesy of What Haunts Us Film
“What Haunts Us” documentary premieres for high school students
Santa Clarita students are invited to a free viewing of the documentary, “What Haunts Us,” about student suicide and a Q&A with the filmmakers on Saturday evening. The film will…
Screenshot courtesy of Joe Messina
Facebook page for Messina’s talk show pulled for violations of community standards
Updated: Friday, Nov. 2, at 11:47 p.m. The official Facebook page for Hart school board member Joe Messina’s talk show, “The Real Side Radio Show with Joe Messina” was pulled…
Outside spending in 25th Congressional District race increases
From billionaires to GOP-aligned political action committees, outside entities are eyeing the 25th Congressional District race and donating large independent expenditures.
SIGNAL FILE PHOTO: Former-Saugus Union School District governing board President Chistopher Trunkey and Clerk Paul de la Cerda listen to a speaker at a prior district meeting.
Cease-and-desist letter prompts district to meet with legal counsel
A cease-and-desist letter has been sent to the Saugus Union School District, but district officials are refusing to release the letter until the end of next week and declining to…
Valencia alumnus Chad LeDuff finishes second at national tennis competition
Valencia alumnus and current University of California, Santa Cruz tennis player Chad LeDuff finished in second place at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) National Championships in Rome, Georgia three weeks…
Letters to the Editor
Carl Raggio | Ignore Billionaire Money, Elect Knight
I was surprised to learn via an article in the Los Angeles Times Oct. 26 that Michael Bloomberg’s political action committee has given $5.1 million to (help) Katie Hill unseat…
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James Bishop | How a Bruising Campaign Should End
Our local congressional campaign has been bruising, and frankly, I look forward to its conclusion. But before it is over I would like to share my thoughts about how the…
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Nancy Lulejian Starczyk | Acosta’s Record Rock-Solid
As the election approaches, I keep asking myself, how can California be both the fifth largest economy in the world, and also one of the poorest states in the nation?…
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Valerie Thomas | Trautman: Voice for all Santa Claritans
I’m voting for Diane Trautman for City Council. She has been involved in the community for many years – as a small business owner and serving on a number of…
Letters to the Editor
Stephen Maseda | Brilliant Juxtaposition of Stories
Your reporting was brilliant. The page (Oct. 25) leads with an article on the recently passed opioid bill authored by Rep. Steve Knight and goes on to cover the Aliso…
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Brian Baker | Horton’s Hill Column a Bait-and-Switch
Did you catch Gary Horton’s bait-and-switch? In his Oct. 24 column beatifying Katie Hill (“Bullies and Checks and Balances”), he describes her as “the homeless advocate, feeding starving street people……
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