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In re: Gary Horton, commentary, “Palling Around with Terrorists — for Real,” Aug. 19. I have never been what is referred to as partisan when it comes to my political views

In re: Gary Horton, commentary, “Palling Around with Terrorists — for Real,” Aug. 19. I have never been what is referred to as partisan when it comes to my political views

I own a small “runabout.” It is called a runabout because it is less than 6 meters long. It’s an 89 knot handful, though. Since I captain this small craft,

Iranian mullahs murder dissidents, fund nukes, and spread terror, so the Trump administration pummels them for the first time in 47 years. In response, Democrats emote, and predict World War

Jack Teoli (letters, July 22) says that the Democratic Party is not being taken over by socialists, and yet it is. Any time “The State” takes your money to provide

We have received our voter guides and sample ballots by mail. The first thing we notice is that there are a bunch of measures to consider that have been mostly

California’s Nov. 3 ballot contains 14 statewide ballot measures and five of them pertain to taxes, including the much-debated Proposition 40, which would tax the wealth of the state’s billionaires.

Dear Savvy Senior, My mother has several chronic health conditions and needs a home caregiver to help with daily activities. I know she wants to stay at home as long

By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer An artificial intelligence model sent a false tip to police regarding an unsolved murder, Anthropic disclosed on Friday. Anthropic’s Claude agent visited a Philadelphia Police Department

By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Christa Pike, who survived two lethal injections, has been released from a hospital, her lawyers and officials said on Monday. Pike, 50, is back at the

By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer A federal judge barred the Trump administration from deporting a Dominican immigrant who was shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent during a targeted

By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Federal agents on Monday searched the home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., as part of a criminal investigation, according to two people familiar with the matter

By David Hegg It is clear that, for too many of our SCV neighbors, red lights have been downgraded to suggestions. Increasingly, as I drive around our fair city, I

Like all of you, my wife and I received our Official Voter Information Guides last week. Each guide clocks in at 175 undecipherable pages and weighs a whopping half-pound. Why

In his letter (June 27), Jack Teoli states that “The overwhelming majority of voters say the government has a responsibility to provide health care to Americans.” And yet, The Signal’s

When strategists on both sides look at the 2026 Senate map, the state at the top of the list of those most likely to switch parties is North Carolina, where

Question: I have a problem that I need guidance with before any heavy rains show up here. My yard out front is higher than an adjacent area, which is next

By Matt Lechuga For The Signal Saugus found its offensive groove in its 52-21 win over Canyon, scoring on seven straight possessions Friday night at Canyon High School. The Centurions took an early

By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer Mike Ditka, who led the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl championship win as head coach, has died at the age of 86. Ditka’s death was

By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer Disruptions to global oil refining are pushing fuel prices up beyond what higher crude costs alone would explain, according to a Dallas Federal Reserve report. The

By Lynn La CalMatters Writer Electric bicycles allow riders to zip across town in a way that’s more affordable and environmentally friendly than gas-powered cars. They reduce traffic, can help people