The William S. Hart Union High School District’s College and Career Fair and the Valley Industry Association’s Connecting to Success are both coming up next month. They aim to help
Just like elections run by Russia’s Communist Party, there was only one candidate on the Democratic primary elections. Daniel Klinghard’s headline in The Conversation reads, “Democratic Party’s choice of Harris
Thirty-two years ago, as then-Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton was trying to unseat President H.W. Bush, Clinton strategist James Carville summarized the campaign in four immortal words: “It’s the economy, stupid.”
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a test of domestically built drones on Saturday, including a new weapon known as “suicide drones,” according to the
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump would, if elected, veto a national abortion ban, Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, said on Sunday. “If you’re not supporting
By Melanie Sun Contributing Writer The Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist group launched hundreds of rockets and drones at Israel early on Sunday, as Israel’s military stated that it struck Lebanon with about
Top Breeds rated by state American families adore their four-legged companions. Approximately two-thirds of U.S. households own a dog, and a staggering 85% of dog owners consider their pets a
Cold brew and iced coffee are the go-to choices for those seeking a refreshing caffeine fix. But what sets these two beloved beverages apart? Lisette Gaviña Lopez, fourth-generation coffee roaster
For many Gen Z-ers, scrolling on social media has become a primary source of entertainment and a tool for staying connected. In fact, the majority of Gen Z Americans report
By David Hegg Several events around the nation have led pundits and observers alike to label specific actions “unconscionable.” The word defines what is considered unreasonable, unsuitable, or excessive. To
As science progresses, so too should our expectations for what it means to responsibly plan for a family. Yet, despite the undeniable power of genetic testing to prevent suffering, many
As I watched the Democratic National Convention on CNN, a couple of things have struck me as particularly odd. Here are some oddities I noticed. • Freedom. Freedom seems to
Dear Lois Eisenberg, Your letter on Project 2025 (Aug. 22) caught my interest so I did some reading. Here is part of their menu of policy suggestions: • Secure the
I am always perplexed by writers like Lois Eisenberg whose world view, concept of truth and interpretation of events seem so completely alien to my own. Case in point: On
Thank goodness the Democrat Party’s magic act in Chicago is finally over. For four days we’ve had to watch the liberal media drool over Kamala Harris and her unimpressive VP
We recently celebrated 30 years of marriage, and to mark this milestone, we were blessed to enjoy a seven-day cruise in Alaska. Having been back home for a couple of
Question: Robert, we are new to Santa Clarita (and California), and though we knew the temperatures we’d be in, we certainly are not comfortable in the home we are in.
By Jonathan Andrade For The Signal The Valencia Vikings gambled for glory in Friday night’s season opener, but lady luck turned a blind eye. Down a point in the fourth
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal Over a year after their last win, the Centurions finally got to celebrate again thanks to a wild come-from-behind 38-34 victory over host Buena
By Katabella Roberts Contributing Writer A federal judge has ruled that a Virginia school district may not prevent a transgender student from playing on a girls’ middle school tennis team while