
Jim Blumel | Beware of the Word, ‘Mandatory’
The letter in the Sunday Signal (Aug. 25) titled “Genetic Testing Should Be Mandatory” is a reminder that there are some far-out extremists among us. Any time you see the

The letter in the Sunday Signal (Aug. 25) titled “Genetic Testing Should Be Mandatory” is a reminder that there are some far-out extremists among us. Any time you see the

Sept. 5 will mark the two-year anniversary of my dad’s passing. He had many wonderful phrases. Many of his sayings didn’t make sense to me as a young boy. Some

Question: We recently discovered we have a galvanized pipe that is going to fail at any time. The line provides water for our landscaping in the front and back of

By Matt Lechuga For The Signal There will be no moral victories for the Castaic football team as they were outmuscled by host Calabasas 48-12 in the Battle of the

By Ivan Pentchoukov, Jacob Burg and Emel Akan Contributing Writers Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first interview as the Democratic presidential nominee on Thursday, clarified her shifting positions on fracking

By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Vice President Kamala Harris’s team is still trying to hammer out the final rules for her upcoming debate with former President Donald Trump, a spokesman said

By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer Israel has agreed to area-specific humanitarian pauses in its military operations in Gaza to allow polio vaccination campaigns to occur, a senior official at the World

It’s been nearly 60 years since Mac Davis wrote the song “In The Ghetto,” just as LBJ’s “Great Society” was seeking to address poverty, crime and violence. It became a

With less than 75 days until the November election when voters will choose a new president, 34 U.S. senators, and the full House of Representatives complement, candidates’ rhetoric is getting

By Chris Summers Contributing Writer Israeli says it has killed an Islamic Jihad commander and four other Palestinian terrorists during an operation in the West Bank, the day after it launched

By Janice Hisle Contributing Writer During back-to-back campaign stops in swing states on Wednesday, Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, told workers that he and former President Donald Trump are championing policies that

By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer The Supreme Court on Wednesday turned down President Joe Biden’s request to reinstate a $475 billion student loan relief plan weeks after an appeals court blocked

If you’ve been paying attention to scientific reports, international news, or even our local weather patterns, you know that we have a serious climate problem. As the planet heats up

I have the pleasure of driving to the Antelope and San Fernando valleys several times per month. Without fail, I am always struck by the amount of trash, dilapidated RV’s

In 2021, William S. Hart Union High School District board member Linda Storli wrote an Asian derogatory word on her public social media Facebook page to explain her reason for

Vice President Kamala Harris has done an impressive job lowering the bar on the question of how she will communicate her views to the American people. As you know, Harris

“A river is more than an amenity; it is a treasure.” – Oliver Wendell Holmes As fall is approaching, the city of Santa Clarita prepares for one of its popular annual

By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The man who tried assassinating former President Donald Trump spent months planning an attack, looking at various potential targets before settling on Trump, FBI officials said

By Katabella Roberts Contributing Writer The California Senate voted on Tuesday to pass legislation that would expand access to a state homebuyer loan program to illegal immigrants, potentially offering them a

By Katabella Roberts Contributing Writer The U.S. Federal Trade Commission argued in court on Monday that Kroger Co.’s planned $25 billion purchase of rival Albertsons Companies Inc. is anti-competitive and could send