Bill Miranda

Bill Miranda | Santa Clarita’s Creative Landscape

The arts have an undeniable impact on the quality of life in Santa Clarita. From enhancing our beautiful picturesque parks and facilities, to bringing lively and ever-changing entertainment, there is

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | Politicians Say the Darndest Things

Lifetimes ago, Art Linkletter hosted a daytime radio, later TV, show called, “House Party.” Top billing in this variety show was Linkletter’s segment, “Kids Say the Darndest Things.” Linkletter would

Letters to the Editor

Eric Rose | Wilk: A Courageous Republican

In the turbulent realm of contemporary politics, characterized by deep divisions and unwavering partisanship, it is rare to witness an elected official rise above party lines and vote based on

Letters to the Editor

Thomas Oatway | Trump’s Fate Obvious

I have consistently stated that Donald Trump is a corrupt, immoral, and incompetent individual.  It has been obvious since Jan. 6, 2021, that he is likely to be indicted and

Letters to the Editor

Rick Barker | Addicted Nation

What makes the USA and New Zealand unique in the world? If you answered that they are the only countries in the world that allow pharmaceutical companies to run TV

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | Time Management (Part 2)

In my last article, I suggested there are two types of time management challenges — people and process. The goal with people is to build trust. In this week’s article,

Letters to the Editor

Max Morgan | Truth Serum for Joe Biden?

Never one to miss a weekly opportunity in The Signal (can you say obsession?) to call out Donald Trump or MAGA Republicans, Thomas Oatway (letters, Aug. 4) suggests that truth

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Trump: Beyond Teflon

Donald Trump has been referred for charges by a panel of politicians for the Jan. 6 event (I’m calling it an “event”), indicted by a federal grand jury for “hush

Letters to the Editor

Ron Perry | A Worsening Fiscal Picture

California’s fiscal picture has largely worsened since January, when finance officials projected the state would face a deficit of $22.5 billion. Gov. Gavin Newsom called it a “modest shortfall” and

Letters to the Editor

Dr. Gene Dorio | Valuable Resource in Jeopardy

UPDATED to remove erroneous information about available locations for “sharps” disposal. Re: “Hazard prompts county to end medical-sharps pickup at Sheriff’s Station,” Aug. 4. I am not sure of the