Trump or Harris? The pundits and so-called political experts in the liberal and conservative media are still arguing over who won last week’s presidential debate. They’ll never agree. And they’re
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, of Hawaii, was identified as the suspect in an attempted assassination of Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump at a
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, said Sunday that he stands by claims that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, have eaten pets. During an interview
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Former President Donald Trump wrote to express his thanks to law enforcement and the Secret Service for their response to what the FBI said was an
As spring and summer approach, it’s time to consider how you’ll use your outdoor spaces this year. Your backyard, patio, front lawn and garden aren’t just for outdoor activities. They
By David Hegg Given the fast-paced technological world we live in, it is common to hear how many people hate change. Leaders are cautioned to go slowly, manage expectations, and
We have been assured that 9/11 and from whence it came will never be forgotten. Yet it has. People fall into three classes: those who remember it as it happened,
Data from Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s Minnesota Department of Health reveals that physicians there have been leaving babies to die after botched abortions for years. The attending physicians or professional
By The Signal Editorial Board It’s one thing to lie to the community. And, to lie to someone who “buys ink by the barrel,” as they used to say about
When I first moved to the Santa Clarita Valley in 2012, I quickly felt at home with the community feel, the sense of service and people being so friendly and
Recently my wife, Gaynor and I enjoyed a week’s vacation to celebrate our 30th anniversary. Although we thoroughly enjoyed our time together away, we missed being home. As sad as
Granted, things are always changing, sometimes for the better, but sadly far too often for the worse, and when it comes to educating our children we as a society need
No one in the Santa Clarita Valley has monitored local school bonds more than I have. That is why I am not surprised that the Saugus Union School District would
Question: Hello Robert. I would like to know if you would recommend using acrylic to remodel bathrooms. My daughter wants to remodel her three bathrooms, and she is thinking to
The West Ranch Wildcats struggled on both sides of the ball, leading to a 30-7 loss to host Thousand Oaks on Friday night. The offense couldn’t stay on the field
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The 14-year-old suspect in last week’s shooting at a Georgia high school kept his gun in his backpack and hid in the bathroom before the attack,
By Marisa Kendall CalMatters Writer It’s been a little more than two months since the U.S. Supreme Court gave cities the green light to crack down on homeless encampments. Already, Santa
We all know the horrific things the ex-president has said and done, way too many to go into here. So let’s deal with just one. One of the very first
Eons ago lived a giant of a man, six cubits and a teddy bear head in stature. Tom Neuner was a local political influencer, troublemaker and bottomless well of town
As active members of the Santa Clarita community, we strongly endorse Scott Schauer for Santa Clarita Community College District board trustee. Scott has demonstrated exceptional leadership as president of the