Children running through a meadow. Courtesy Art.

Keep Busy Kids Focused on Heart Health 

With kids back in the classroom, it’s important to recognize how young people spend their free time could impact their heart health, according to the American Heart Association, the world’s

David Hegg

David Hegg | Toward an Ethical Patriotism

By David Hegg The past decade has been littered with changing views on patriotism. For some, it remains a devotion to love, support, and defend America, its people, and its

Letters to the Editor

Richard Bussell | A Hitler Conundrum

We are told by those at the top of the Democrat Party that Donald Trump is just like Hitler. If so, why would assassinating him not be the moral thing

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Rob Kerchner | An Unrivaled Inflation Record

Consumer prices have soared an astounding 20.2% in the short span of 42 months that Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden have been in charge, according to their

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Ron Perry | First Mexico, Then Us?

This is Mexico today! According to CNN: During campaign season, at least 34 candidates were assassinated by criminal organizations. The violence did not stop there. Just hours after Claudia Sheinbaum’s

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Rob Kerchner | Never Happened Under Trump

You gotta love NeverTrumpers who wave Ukrainian flags. Vladimir Putin invaded under Obama/Biden, and again under Biden/Harris. Never Trump. Rob Kerchner Santa Clarita

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Dr. Gene Dorio | The Morning After

At the time of this writing, one week from today, it will be the morning after the election. Some candidates have spewed much hate into the airwaves. It continued to

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Alan Ferdman | Expensive, Slow and Inept

If you have ever wondered why government actions are so expensive, so slow, and appear so inept, all you need to do is reed the signal article titled “SR14 outreach

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | AI and Customer Service 

Each month I attend a meeting with other individuals who work in the field of learning and development. We share best practices, ask each other for advice, and discuss innovations

Hart football wins shootout over Saugus

By Matt Lechuga  For The Signal  There wasn’t much defense in Friday night’s Foothill League finale between the Hart Hawks and the Saugus Centurions, with the Hawks squeezing out a

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John Dennis | Landfill Solutions: Plan B

While the local interest is to close the Chiquita Canyon Landfill due to emissions and odors (it’s a real problem), I struggle to find anyone talking about alternatives to a

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Kerry Hicks | Free Train Rides for Everyone?

I’m a monthly pass holder on the Metrolink Antelope Valley line. I am noticing that passengers are not being checked for tickets after the schedule change. Other people are noticing

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Larry Moore | Will It Stand as Truth?

As I have said in the past, unless someone calls Gary Horton on his progressive agenda and never-ending hatred of President Donald Trump, his inane columns will stand as truth.

Byron York

Byron York | Republican Irrational Exuberance

You can feel it — Republican confidence in victory is growing. Many in the GOP, from elected officials to pundits on X, believe former President Donald Trump is headed to

Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | The Challenge of the Next Presidency

The next president may face the most challenging term of office since the Civil War. Societal changes, economic challenges, geopolitical forces and technology will converge, requiring difficult, but perhaps unpopular,