The most conservative president since Ronald Reagan was also — not coincidentally — the most successful in that span for America both domestically and internationally. That’s not opinion; it’s a
Having read Kimberly M. Zamlich’s (Aug. 31) letter criticizing our state’s three big investor-owned utilities as well as our governor and capitalism in general, I can say that I completely
By Selvin Ramirez For The Signal Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, and state Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, are inviting seniors to attend a Senior Fair on from 9 a.m. to 2
By Terry Kanakri, Courtesy of Kaiser Permanente For Santa Clarita residents Herminia Amezcua and Ivy Semenez, two physicians who are also sisters practicing medicine at Kaiser Permanente in the Antelope
By David Hegg I have recently watched the systematic dissolution of several married couples. All of them were good people, and there was no infidelity on either side. The reason
Believe it or not, it’s already endorsement season. From president to local candidates and all those in between, they are in the throes of making their cases for why they
Prior to becoming a city, two separate efforts would occur attempting to have the Santa Clarita Valley secede from Los Angeles County. In 1976, Proposition F appeared on the November
What don’t liberals understand? 1. Raise minimum wage. 2. Food, cars, trucks, gas, homes, utilities, etc., go up in price. 3. Average wage earners ask for a raise. 4. Union
I was telling my wife just the other day that what astonishes me isn’t how people on the left want to punish former President Donald Trump for his “alleged” misdeeds
I watched a CNN documentary on Q-Anon last night. It was entitled “Waiting for JFK: Report from the Fringe.” The followers were counseled to come to Dallas 16 months ago
I primarily hit the gym due to my love for food. Skipping the gym results in me becoming an undesirable larger version of myself! But humor aside, I’ve always cherished
Question: Hi Robert, thank you for allowing us readers to pick your brain every week. We are remodeling our kitchen and would like to do backsplashes, but behind the stove
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal There was a familiar chill running down the collective spines of the Foothill League on Friday night. It looks like the Valencia Vikings are
So, after six glorious hours at Casanova di Neri (four touring and tasting and two lingering over a delectable late lunch at Neri’s Relais restaurant), the 10 of us returned
Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, “Rebuttal Times 9,” Sept. 22. Lois, Lois, Lois. Sounds like I got under your skin, just a little bit. Nine rebuttals? I must have revealed some
Oh my gosh! Who would have thought that changing the dress code for those voted in when having public meetings would be one of the “distractions” that would work so
I see we have another vacuous sentence from Denise “One Line” Lite. Normally I would not respond to such a silly pronouncement from a Signal reader, but since the lady
This is the first of a two-part column expanding on a column I wrote a few weeks ago about a tax case that the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) agreed to hear.
Let me go on record announcing my support of President Joe Biden’s candidacy as we near the 2024 election. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that I think he’s doing
It is a sign of the times that The Signal failed to note that the 19 terrorists who committed the attacks on 9-11 were radical Islamists. Ignoring this important detail