By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Military veterans and former prosecutors are among the members of a special U.S. House of Representatives task force that plans to probe the attempt to assassinate
By Bill Pan Contributing Writer Paul Dans, director of the Heritage Foundation’s massive policy wish list known as Project 2025, is stepping down from the role. Kevin Roberts, president of the
By Melanie Sun Contributing Writer Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and one of his bodyguards were killed while in Tehran, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps said early Wednesday. No one immediately claimed responsibility
By Caden Pearson Contributing Writer The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Tuesday overturned a lower court’s decision requiring Texas to relocate a 1,000-foot floating barrier in the
Signal readers are well informed of the machinations of the existing College of the Canyons governing trustees. After a four-week public flaying of COC’s mega-builder Dianne Van Hook, this scorched-earth
In re: Sandy Cassidy, “A New Low in California,” letters, June 30. While I agree with where Ms. Cassidy is coming from, I would point out a flaw in her
If anyone thinks that President Joe Biden is responsible for anything beyond having his name placed on policies and positions … hmm. I once Googled, “Who is pulling President Biden’s
When California emerged from its colonial beginnings nearly two centuries ago and began coalescing into a distinct society, its towns and villages tended to be located either on navigable rivers,
Dear Savvy Senior, I work for a county health department and every summer we’re seeing more and more seniors get sick and even die from heat-related illiness. Can you write
By Arjun Singh Contributing Writer Police snipers noticed Thomas Matthew Crooks at the site of former President Donald Trump’s July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, nearly two hours before the assassination
By Jana J. Pruet Contributing Writer Mexico’s president issued an appeal on Monday to drug cartels not to fight each other following the recent arrests of alleged drug lords Ismael “El
By Bill Pan Contributing Writer Venezuela’s electoral body has declared President Nicolás Maduro the winner of its national election, handing the socialist strongman another six-year term as the leader of a
By CalMatters Staff Much is expected of the California voter. In any given election year, we may be asked to dust off our labor lawyer hats, brush up on oil
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What just happened? A sitting president decides to run again. He campaigns through the primaries and wins just about every delegate, running almost unopposed. But then something happened. It seems
It’s not hyperbole to declare that California’s most serious economic, social and political issue is its chronic shortage of housing, particularly for families in the lower income brackets. As the
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed a response from Israel to a rocket attack that left 12 people, including children, dead at a soccer field in
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The organizers of the Paris Olympics apologized to Christian and Catholic groups on Sunday over a parody of Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” painting that
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Saturday said he will continue to hold outdoor rallies despite the assassination attempt earlier this month in Pennsylvania. The former
By Amie Dahnke Contributing Writer A sugar that naturally occurs in the body may be just as effective as prescription drugs for treating a common hair loss condition affecting both men