
Annette Lucas | Questioning the Wiley Assumption
Since the implementation of the One Valley One Vision and the adoption of the Circulation Element in 2011, numerous housing units have been approved in both the city and county

Since the implementation of the One Valley One Vision and the adoption of the Circulation Element in 2011, numerous housing units have been approved in both the city and county

As I read today’s Signal, Saturday, April 6, I see no mention of the heroic act that took the lives of four brave California Highway Patrol officers at a horrible

UPDATED with editor’s note re: Krasinski deal with CBS Viacom. In response to Ron Perry’s question (letters, April 2) about where John Krasinski is: The answer is counting his money

You may remember that I first ran for State Senate in 2020. Then, I was running against incumbent Sen. Scott Wilk. It was a difficult campaign, especially since the pandemic

A community’s waste and recycling are very much an out of sight, out of mind issue and it’s easy to take it for granted when the reality is it requires

Mental health issues have garnered considerable attention in recent years, but the scope of the global mental health crisis may be even greater than people realize. A recent study co-led

An individual’s appearance can speak volumes. For many, that underscores the importance of having a wardrobe that presents the image they want to project. Unless you have unlimited funds, the

By David Hegg “What makes me happy sets me free.” While watching NCAA March Madness, I heard this jingle in a commercial, and it set my mind on fire because

Recently four presidents were in New York City. Three of them were for a fundraiser, but one was not. As President Donald Trump has done his entire adult life, he

Environmentalists have required that every California household receive a plastic tub so their food waste can be collected in plastic bags each week instead of simply going down the disposal

I think we are all ready for spring. A season kicked off with the joy and hope provided by Easter, and the rebirth of wildflowers, green hillsides and warmer weather. And

I am writing in response to the letter from Lois Eisenberg (April 4) praising the glories of California. Her letter may have been appropriate when Ronald Reagan was governor, but

It is with sadness that I must confirm the board’s acceptance of the resignation of Superintendent Mike Kuhlman from the William S. Hart Union High School District. Mike and his

Question: Jerry, I was following a school bus that slowed down and then stopped to let children off the bus. His lights were flashing and I stopped, as did the

Question: Hi Robert, my name is Jordan. I’m a first-time homeowner, newer to Santa Clarita (and California) and understand that the summers get extremely hot. We purchased a home with

Once again those minority activists who are destroying our country have won another battle. Why do we continue to let this happen? Where are all those people who once believed

Recently the un-Supreme Court ruled that they would entertain a motion by Donald Trump that would protect him from prosecution for literally any crime committed while he was in office.

“What greater thing is there for two human souls than to feel that they are joined for life — to strengthen each other in all labor, to rest on each

This letter to the editor is addressed to the disgruntled people wanting to leave California for various reasons seeking greener pastures, which truly don’t exist. California has maintained its reputation

Wow, Hilmar Rosenast (letters, Jan. 27) really reached back to the past to respond to a letter of mine that was printed about a year ago (Jan. 28, 2023) regarding