Letters to the Editor

John Weaver | Biden Funds Both Sides, Many Die

Before Joe Biden assumed the presidency, Russia was a relatively poor power with limited funds to pursue foreign adventurism into Ukraine or elsewhere. Similarly, because of the trade restrictions placed

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | A Rather Unusual ‘Insurrection’

Jan. 6 — the first insurrection ever:  A) Without firearms among its “perps.”  B) Invited on camera by its “victim” (Nancy Pelosi) and discouraged on camera (and Twitter) by its

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | The SCV’s Congressional Conundrum

Three weeks back, our Santa Clarita Valley community hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the College of the Canyons Advanced Training Center. As COC Foundation vice

Letters to the Editor

Bob Plassmeyer | Other Things to Tackle?

In 2016 Scott Wilk, then serving in the state Assembly, authored a bill to allow beer and wine to be served at barber shops and beauty salons and it was

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Local author releasing mystery novel

By Selvin Ramirez  For The Signal  Local author Silvia Villalobos is set to release her most recent mystery novel “The Year of Secrets” this week.  “This is my second mystery

Nightmare on Linda Vista Street

Awesometown is now Halloweentown

By Selvin Ramirez For The Signal  Halloween has descended upon the Santa Clarita Valley — and there is something for everyone, from family-friendly community events to numerous scary haunted walk-throughs. Here

David Hegg

David Hegg | What About the Evil?

By David Hegg By now you’ve read and heard and talked long about the situation in Israel. Because I write my column eight days ahead of publication, it is often

Mike Garcia

Mike Garcia | The Moment Demands Leadership

The tragic and ongoing assault on Israel – America’s closest Middle East ally – is not an isolated event. It is the latest installment in the unraveling of global order

Letters to the Editor

Dean Haynes | The Art of Propaganda

Gary Horton says America needs to return to accountability, but for whom? As the weaponized Department of Justice and FBI file bogus charges against the top political opponent of President

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | The 7 Deadly Sins at Work

The seven deadly sins, apparently, are lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy and pride. Let’s examine each of these and explore how we observe them in today’s working world.  Lust

Letters to the Editor

Patty Stephenson | A Fractured Society

Thank you, Norma Lindemann, for a thoughtful letter (Oct. 18) to the editor, and thank you to The Signal for publishing it. In today’s fractured society, reminders of the need