So it turns out that America’s weaksauce wokey affirmative action (now-ex) president lobbied Harvard to keep their own weaksauce wokey affirmative action (now-ex) president. She only had six months on
By David Hegg With just over a month until primary elections here in our state, and with November already staring us in the face, it’s time to talk about voting
Recently Thomas Oatway submitted his weekly screed on his irrational fear of President Donald Trump being reelected. In his (Jan. 27) letter he seems to acknowledge that certain demographics that
Re: College of the Canyons Independent Citizens Bond Oversight Committee meeting, Jan. 10. Agenda Item 3: ACTION 3.1 Financial; “Acceptance of Measure E General Obligation Bond Finance Audit and Performance
February is American Heart Health Month All aspects of health are important, but heart health is a crucial component of overall well-being. Heart disease is the leading cause of death
Valentine’s Day is a day of love nestled in the middle of February. Sweethearts use Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to show the people they care about just how deep
By Lauren Brown Special to The Signal Ever since the dawn of the skyscraper era with the construction of the world’s first 10-story, iron-framed marvel in Chicago more than 130
By The Signal Editorial Board They say that one of the definitions of insanity is to do the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. We
Certain politicians in the California Legislature just can’t help themselves. Californians continue to face price hikes due to bad policy from years past, and some politicians continue to make our
Now that we have had a few days of warm weather in late January, it is so hard to believe or think about the upcoming El Niño. “There’s 100% certainty
When they say things like, “they’re already bought and paid for,” what exactly do they mean? I think they mean that private special interest groups have gotten so deep into
Lord willing, my wife and I plan to complete a half-marathon in every state. We recently traveled to Austin for No. 12. What struck us most about Texas wasn’t the
Question: Hi Robert, we had a leak during the last rains, found wet drywall at the top of the window, dripping down. It was pretty severe, so I cut out
Letter to Gary Horton, re: Jan. 24 commentary: Dear Gary: Someone called you brilliant and insightful? Hmmm. Please let me add holier than thou and overly dramatic to your accolades.
Taking two steps forward and one step back still allows society to move ahead. My career in medicine has seen technology enhance scientific achievement, advancing treatment and prevention while improving
Part 3 of 3. Part 2 appeared Jan. 25. This is the final segment in a three-part series discussing the factors that control the economy and the role that the
Please read your voter’s information guide, and then vote “no” on Proposition 1. Make time to Google “2004 Prop. 63” mentioned on the first page of the text of Prop.
We can now add the Super Bowl to the latest wacko conspiracy theories. Call it the Taylor Swift conspiracies. There are more political conspiracy theories than I have the space
I am thrilled to share some exciting news that hits close to the heart – a celebration of love like no other this upcoming Valentine’s Day. Steeped in romance, this
News release The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley Foundation is offering Virginia Wrage Memorial Scholarships to help women, 40 or over, achieve independence following a life-altering event. Scholarships