By Alejandro Lazo CalMatters Climate Reporter California’s funding from gas taxes will drop by nearly $6 billion in the next decade due to the state’s electric car rules and other climate
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency has announced the creation of the agency’s first Popular Annual Financial Report. The PAFR is a proactive publication that compiles comprehensive and
Photos by Oscar Sol/The Signal Cars are covered in thin layers of ice on Tuesday morning as Santa Clarita emerges from a freezing and windy Monday night. Tuesday temperatures started
As we return to Sacramento for the second year of our legislative session, I am reflecting on what we accomplished in our first year in office. Our focus has been
I was shocked beyond belief (OK, not really) that the City Council is attempting to ram through an appointment to the Parks and Recreation Commission at Tuesday’s meeting. They even
It ain’t easy keeping up … The Billionaire You Should Love circa 2010: Donald Trump. The Billionaire You Should Hate circa 2016: Donald Trump. The Billionaire You Should Love circa
By Gilbert March New research has discovered the top 10 most popular exercise classes in the US, with dance taking the top spot. The research, pulled together by fitness experts
By Anna Ryan There’s no need to sacrifice a fun time at during the year for your health; experts at SET FOR SET have highlighted six ways to stay fit
By David Hegg Sometimes great things, essential movements and seemingly necessary events end up being the cause of unintended consequences. Laws meant to curb illegal behavior can have loopholes that
In addition to inflation, the border, and wars and turmoil throughout the world, the United States is dealing with a crisis of despair. The most recent data show we have
Happy New Year, and as 2024 unfolds, it’s crucial for every Californian and American to engage actively in shaping our political landscape. This year, California stands at a pivotal juncture,
A rebuttal to Gary Horton column, “Full Speed To Port,” Jan. 3: Mr. Horton’s blatant untruths about President Donald Trump seem to be the main focus of a great number
It’s been ages since Pastor David Hegg has gotten my attention. His columns usually follow a general pattern that is well-worn, formulaic and predictable, but while reading his (Oct. 22)
Question: Happy New Year, Robert. We’ve started off with a leak from these past rains, and I need to know how to move forward. We found it in a formal
I have been busy with my family and I have been remiss in not writing sooner about Pearl Harbor Day, Thursday, Dec. 7. On this day on a Sunday, Dec.
As Donald Trump was for Hillary Clinton in 2016, so Joe Biden was considered the antidote to Trump in 2020. But after three years, the actual contrast is amazing. Trump
Last year I wrote two columns expressing concerns about the Supreme Court’s lack of formal ethics standards and whether certain justices should recuse themselves from various cases before the court.
As we step into the new year, I find myself eagerly anticipating the adventures that lie ahead. As a long-time resident and former parks commissioner of the city of Santa
By Lynn La CalMatters Writer After three and a half months at home, California legislators returned to Sacramento on Wednesday for a seven-month session where a budget deficit and the election
Editor’s note: The Signal is presenting CalMatters’ wrap-up stories on some of the key bills that reached the governor’s desk at the close of the 2023 legislative session. Here’s the
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