Letters to the Editor

Patrick Lee Gipson | Shame on Schiavo

Under current California law, sex trafficking of a child or minor under 18 is not considered a serious felony. Changing the law to make that horrific crime a serious felony

Letters to the Editor

Steve Petzold | Columnist Connected to COC

Gary Horton serves as first vice chair on the College of the Canyons Foundation board, and his opinions regarding COC are biased. The Advanced Technology Center and the affordable student

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | Customer Service

Recently, I went to Australia for the first time to speak at a large conference for a client. I was particularly excited, as the event was being held in Adelaide,

Loss to Moorpark drops Saugus to 0-2 

By Matt Lechuga  For The Signal  Head coach Jason Bornn and the Saugus High coaching staff have never been afraid of a little hard work, and after Friday night’s 39-7

Letters to the Editor

Paige Weaver | FEMA in Maui

So Joe Biden generously allocates $700 for each family in Maui affected by the fire. Meanwhile he sends an army of Federal Emergency Management Agency drones who are put up

Letters to the Editor

Mihran Kalaydjian | Bridging the Connectivity Gap

In an era driven by technological advancements, access to reliable and affordable internet connectivity has become a fundamental necessity. It is imperative that every Californian, regardless of geographical location, has

Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | Why Interest Rates Might Continue Rising

Historically, interest rates are higher during inflationary periods. Despite what the government says about inflation moderating, it seems like price increases are commonplace.  Last week, I went to the market

Letters to the Editor

Jessica Grosh | Why Silence Their Stories?

Response to Diane Zimmerman, letters, Aug. 22, regarding the College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting:  In his 1926 poem “I, Too,” Langston Hughes declared his desire to be

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | How to Build Your Arsenal

I’m interested in purchasing some firearms, partly for home defense and partly for recreational use. I enjoy target practice and blasting clay pigeons to smithereens at the Oaktree Gun Club.

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | In Praise of Infrastructure

Red tape. Excessive review. Burdensome requirements. We hear it all the time about government review of building projects and developments. A little less so here in the Santa Clarita Valley;