Paul Butler commentary

Paul Butler | Willing but Not Able 

When our son Henry was about 9 years old, he decided he wanted to play basketball. Having grown up in England, I personally had never played basketball, but, of course, I was eager to

Rabbi Mark Blazer

Mark Blazer | Reflecting on Tragedy and Clarity

Twenty-five years ago, on Sept. 11, 2001, our country entered a darkness we still remember vividly. Thousands of human beings were murdered. Families were shattered. And Americans everywhere were left

Letters to the Editor

Bob Kellar | What Harm from Belcaro? Plenty

What harm will the proposed Belcaro project really do?  Sitting here at one of my favorite eateries, Route  66, having lunch and watching the traffic on Soledad Canyon Road, it

Letters to the Editor

Jeff Ford | Safe, Reliable, Affordable Water

Re-elect Maria Gutzeit and Ken Petersen as the Division 3 representatives of the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency: Maria and Ken have done great work to make sure we have

Letters to the Editor

Al Adelini | The Most Qualified Candidate Ever

It is with sincere pleasure and confidence that I ask you to vote for Gloria Mercado-Fortine for the position of Santa Clarita City Council member, District 2. In my opinion

Byron York

Byron York | Trump, His Voters and How They Fare

A new analysis in the Wall Street Journal offers striking evidence that, for all his problems, President Donald Trump has delivered economic benefits to the voters whose support was the foundation

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Norway PM: Zelenskyy’s plane nearly hit by drone 

By Timothy Frudd Contributing Writer  An airplane transporting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was almost hit by a drone as it was departing from Moldova for the funeral of Norway’s King Harald