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By David Hegg At some point, it was inevitable that I would opine about love. I must confess that the urge came up quite often, but I’ve always been able

By David Hegg At some point, it was inevitable that I would opine about love. I must confess that the urge came up quite often, but I’ve always been able

Recently following President Joe Biden’s description of an alleged murderer as being “illegal,” the left as they tend to do had an emotional breakdown over the use of the term.

Last year, my son-in-law graduated valedictorian of his police academy class, with a guaranteed job. Despite the physical danger, he was all-in. What caused him to walk away was the

The fundamental function of our federal government is to guarantee the safety of its citizens. I’ve made ensuring that security, from your pocketbook to the southern border, my top priority

The Mighty Signal is hardly the proper place to argue Christian theology, but since that topic has already been spread across the Opinion page, I would like to address the

Once again I find it so interesting how people see things differently. For instance: the principal of Hart High School, Jason d’Autremont in an article in The Signal (March 20)

Call me judgmental, but I always believe you can learn a lot about someone when they’re away from work. What do I mean? Well, in my experience, those three words,

Question: Hello Robert, I have a somewhat unique lot that my custom-built house is situated on. I purchased it approximately 10 years ago. I inherited a backyard that has a

Question: Jerry, I want to ask about people who don’t signal when they move to another lane or turning. I see it all the time and there must be some

All around the world, Christ-followers greet one another on Resurrection Sunday, exclaiming, “He is risen.” Their fellow believers reply, “He is risen indeed!” But is the story true? Did

According to Brian Riedl, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute focusing on budget and taxes, the new budget will result in the highest taxes ever in the United States:

On Dec. 30 (letters), Lois Eisenberg gave herself a pat on the back for eliciting reactions from some of The Signal’s readers. She gleefully proclaimed that she is always “truthful

So, today at around 1:30 p.m., I had just gotten home from a lot of walking and I was tired. So I drove the couple of blocks to my little

Thank you for your recent article discussing the City Council study session on the Sunridge proposal. Several suggestions might be considered: 1) Build a new hospital that specifically treats pediatric

This nickname for President Joe Biden, “Let’s Go Brandon,” left the MAGA Cult Congress sitting on his left during his State of the Union with egg on their faces on

The following letter was written before Hart High School’s new mascot, the Hawks, was announced, but it was not received in time to be published before Tuesday’s announcement. Regarding the

As an encouragement to those who may have read the March 15 letter by Arthur Saginian, “The Bible and Same-Sex Unions,” I would encourage all to seriously question any of

I would not have chosen Mr. Arthur Saginian, a self-proclaimed agnostic, to provide Biblical interpretation. His letter (March 15) is based on the premise that Pope Francis has allowed priests

Did you know that each year, Main Street in Old Town Newhall undergoes countless makeovers for different events, such as Light Up Main Street and the Fourth of July Parade?

Once again, Gary Horton has outdone himself. For the 460th time, he has penned, yet again, another I-Hate-Trump column (March 13) that, like all the others, is completely out of