By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Federal regulators have cleared a blood test aimed at detecting signs of Alzheimer’s disease. The Food and Drug Administration cleared a blood test known as Elecsys
As the daughter and sister of veterans, supporting those who have served our country is not just a responsibility I carry as an assemblywoman. It is deeply personal. My father
Recently, there have been growing concerns from many on the right of the political spectrum that Muslims are set on establishing Sharia law in the United States. And this is
I have written several letters to the editor of The Signal about my concerns that a major earthquake could burst the Castaic Dam, and friends have even labeled me, “The
The streets here in Stevenson Ranch are named after famous authors. While I like to consider myself a literate person, I have to admit that, with the exception of a
Between 27% and 60% of Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees have a criminal record, but liberals think that’s not high enough to justify ICE’s current deportation activities. In fact, they
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled that President Donald Trump may — for the time being — enforce his executive order restricting voting by mail
By Andrew Moran & Emel Akan Contributing Writers WASHINGTON — U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled the contours of the administration’s sweeping campaign to isolate Iran’s economy at a Monday news conference.
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was ejected from Sunday’s Women’s National Basketball Association game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky after an altercation with
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer California is sending inhalers to all schools, officials said last week. The move was funded by legislators in the latest state budget. Each public school will
By David Hegg If you’ve been reading this column for the past few weeks, you may have noticed my thoughts have been in one lane. I’ve been captured by the
Is it me, or is the world going crazy … crazy busy? One of the most popular responses when you ask someone how work or family is going has become:
I love Mr. SCV, and his LONG excuse (John Boston, Aug. 14) about his periorbital hematoma. We seniors might have been just as sympathetic if he would have said, “Help!
Every year dictionary companies add and delete words/phrases from the lexicography. Words are added because they are meaningful and add new depth to the language. Words are deleted because they
In Santa Clarita, wildfire is not a hypothetical threat. It is part of life. The hillsides that make this valley beautiful are also the same terrain that can become dangerous
Nowadays we are all bombarded with vast amounts of information regarding pretty much every aspect of our lives but we are seldom if ever given much information on exactly how
There are 14 statewide measures on California’s Nov. 3 ballot, ranging widely in concept and potential impact. Five of them pose a fundamental question: Who should pay hundreds of billions
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News release Science, discovery and hands-on fun are coming to Valencia Town Center this weekend as LEAP Santa Clarita Children’s Museum hosts its Summer Science Workshop on Saturday and Sunday
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The U.S. Department of State on Thursday said that nearly 900 visas have been revoked since a birth tourism task force was created in early August.