Letters to the Editor
Thomas & Marta Negron | Watson Will Be an Asset to COC
It is our pleasure to offer our unequivocal support for Tony Watson as a candidate for the College of the Canyons board of trustees. As readers of the Signal, we…
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John Maggiora | We Need More Like Watson
I’m writing in to endorse Tony Watson for the position of College of the Canyons trustee. I have known Mr. Watson for almost 20 years. As a former high school…
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Braddon Mendelson | It’s Time for Danielson
The College of the Canyons board of trustees election is a crucial down-ballot race this November. The COC full-time faculty union, the part-time faculty union and the classified staff union…
John Boston | A Note to Dad & November’s Endorsements
Hey Pops. Cripes. You know me. Big-time historian and can’t remember dates to save my life. Had to look it up and yup. I was right this once. You made…
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Garrett Hooper | A Crisis in Leadership
The Jan. 16, 2019, College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting began like most others. However, over the course of several hours that evening, the college endured an experience…
Alan Ferdman | My Proposition Recommendations
Proposition 14: Authorizes the sale of $5.5 billion worth of bonds to fund medical research, training, facilities and administration, for a total cost of $7.8 billion paid out of California’s…
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Dan Masnada | Misleading Occupations on Ballot
Editor's note UPDATED Oct. 21 (below letter): When is a person’s “occupation” not his or her actual job? Apparently when that person is running for local public office. Two challengers…
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Dr. Aakash Ahuja | A Message from Candidate Ahuja
My name is Dr. Aakash Ahuja. I am a psychiatrist MD by profession. I am an immigrant from India. I came to the U.S. about 19 years ago, and have…
Double Trouble Wine Room in Newhall is excited to reopen after being shuttered for nearly seven months. Courtesy
Breweries, wineries now allowed to reopen with food
After seven long months, breweries and wineries in Los Angeles County have been given the green light to reopen if they partner with a third-party food provider. County Department of…
Stella Hourigan, 2, hugs city mascot Sammy Clarita during a special reading of a city-produced children’s book, co-authored by Communications Manager Carrie Lujan (right) and read by Mayor Marsha McLean (left) Thursday, Feb. 6, 2019. Tammy Murga/ The Signal
Santa Clarita wins Helen Putnam Awards for college internship program and city mascot
The League of California Cities has awarded the city of Santa Clarita with the Helen Putnam Awards for its “innovative” college internship program and its mascot “Sammy Clarita,” officials announced…
Santa Clarita City Council candidate Selina Thomas, pictured. Courtesy of Thomas
Thomas updates campaign filing status
Selina Thomas has joined six other Santa Clarita City Council candidates who have received or spent more than $2,000 for their campaigns — the threshold for reporting figures as required…
Christy Smith and Mike Garcia head to special election on May 12, 2020. Courtesy photos
Committees’ figures ahead of deadline show Garcia leads in fundraising
Ahead of federal campaign finance deadlines next week, Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, and Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, announced their totals raised for the third quarter of 2020, placing…
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Sally White | Praise for Horton Column on Senate
Congratulation on the publication of Gary Horton’s column, “Undemocratic Senate Doesn’t Represent Us,” Sept. 23. It is one of the most concise explanations of what is wrong with the electoral…
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Jim Horton | Depend on People Who Can Get Job Done
Re: Rudolph Fillinger, letters, Sept. 8. Mr. Fillinger describes himself as a former Republican, but I doubt his veracity. The other thing I question is his belief that the federal…
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Alexis Yannich and Marc Winger | Smith the Only Candidate for Education
By now, every household with a TV in the 25th Congressional District has probably seen the ads claiming Christy Smith, former Newhall School District board member and candidate for Congress,…
PerkinElmer signs lease on building, pictured on Oct. 8, 2020, located at 28454 Livingston Avenue in Valencia. Dan Watson/The Signal
COVID-19 testing facility coming to SCV
PerkinElmer, the Massachusetts-based diagnostics company that partnered with California to improve COVID-19 testing efficiency and capacity, has signed a lease in Valencia and could open in early November, officials confirmed…
Twisted Colossus at Six Flags Magic Mountain was ranked as the country’s second-best roller coaster of 2018 by the readers of USA TODAY. Photo submitted by Six Flags Magic Mountain
Newsom says ‘no hurry’ on theme parks, Six Flags workers speak out about delay in reopening
Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday there is “no hurry” in reopening theme parks across California — including Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia — after the state last Friday delayed releasing…
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Ruth Baker | Alonso Is Most Qualified Candidate
I yearn for the days when elected officials and community leaders put our country and community before party. The Signal’s failure to endorse Edel Alonso for the College of the…
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department seal. File Photo
Canyon Country woman arrested on suspicion of slashing sister with kitchen knife
A Canyon Country woman was arrested on suspicion of slashing her sister multiple times with a kitchen knife on Wednesday. The call came in at approximately 3:30 p.m. of a…
David Cornish, substitute teacher charged with "inappropriate relationship" with student, 14.
Substitute teacher accused of sexual abuse of a minor returns to court
A substitute math teacher at Saugus High School who was charged with 18 criminal counts in connection with the alleged sexual abuse of a student returned to court on Thursday…
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