Ready to embark on a global journey without leaving Santa Clarita? The city’s Celebrate event series is back with new countries to explore, featuring an immersive and exciting cultural celebration
By Chris Summers Contributing Writer Pakistan says it reserves the right to respond “in self-defense, at a time, place, and manner of its choosing,” after India launched air strikes against several
By T.J. Muscaro Contributing Writer The election of the Catholic Church’s next pope is officially underway as a record-setting 133 voting cardinals from all over the world took an oath of
The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art ranks among the world’s greatest. Sprawling across three locations with over 2 million art pieces, it’s the fourth-most-visited museum on the planet. Days
On the May 4 edition of NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Kristen Welker interviewed President Donald Trump. During the interview, the conversation turned to the topic of the deportation of Kilmar
Did you know that: What you think, you become? What you feel, you attract? What you imagine, you create? Prologue: A man was convicted and given the death penalty for
In anticipation of the Supreme Court’s May 15 birthright citizenship review, consider that the Los Angeles Dodgers’ $700 million superstar Shohei Ohtani and his wife Mamiko Tanaka, Japanese nationals, just
Dear Savvy Senior, What all does Medicare cover when it comes to vision care? I currently have good vision insurance through my employer but will lose it when I retire.
By Andrew Moran Contributing Writer The U.S. trade deficit widened to a record high in March as companies accelerated their imports ahead of U.S. tariffs taking effect. Bureau of Economic Analysis
By Rachel Acenas Contributing Writer President Donald Trump has shut down speculation about serving a third term and named Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as the
By Chris Summers Contributing Writer Phishing, which as far back as the 1990s used fake emails to scam unsuspecting victims, evolved into the use of fake SMS or text messages, known
Here we are again — another day, another thousand “breaking news” stories about our democracy’s collapse. The constant alarm bells have become white noise for many, but the concerns about
Thirteen years ago, a minor political miracle occurred in California’s Capitol. A Democrat-dominated Legislature passed and a Democratic governor, Jerry Brown, signed a significant overhaul of state and local public
As a longtime resident of Santa Clarita, I’ve watched our valley grow and adapt — but our connection to the past has always remained vital. That’s why the proposal to
I see today’s Opinion page (May 2) seems to be from all Republicans. Was this Republican Day Page? Will there be a Democratic Day Page? Gerrie Currie Valencia
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer The Trump administration filed a lawsuit against Colorado and the city of Denver on Friday, seeking to end state and city policies that impede federal authorities
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The Department of Homeland Security announced that illegal immigrants who use the CBP Home app to initiate their own deportation procedures will receive a $1,000 bonus
By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer President Donald Trump announced on Monday that the NFL Draft will be held in the nation’s capital in 2027 on the National Mall. “Every year, hundreds
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sharply rebuked the Pentagon on Friday after an Army Black Hawk helicopter flew dangerously close to two commercial airliners at Reagan
By David Hegg If I have counted correctly, I have written almost 800 columns for The Signal. For several years, I have been privileged to put my opinions in print