Undeniably, artificial intelligence will play a phenomenal role in moving society forward. AI, as with many advances like the automobile and antibiotics, will impact how humans enhance natural abilities to
It was three Saturdays ago today that I was circling around a hill in Carpinteria on my bicycle at about 35 mph that it happened. My little thin racing wheels
This past Thursday marked the first 100 days of the new House majority in the 118th Congress. As your congressman, I want to address my office’s accomplishments these past 100
The following is a written copy of a statement made during the public comment portion of the College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting on April 12: Tonight, I’m
In his letter of March 29, it is very presumptuous of Patrick Comey to assume I haven’t written to any of our politicians about problems we are having in this
Question: We had a roof put on about four to five years ago while we were out of the country, by a roofer whom we cannot find at this time.
By Alexei Koseff CalMatters Capitol Reporter Like so much else about California, its state government is large: A $300 billion budget. More than 230 departments and agencies. More than 234,000 employees.
Bombshell evidence has been exposed by the Dominion Voting Systems’ lawsuit for defamation against Fox News. Fox News prime time hosts and CEO Rupert Murdoch exchanged messages that revealed they
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping and the flowers are in full bloom – it’s springtime in Santa Clarita! As we continue to emerge from a cold and
Frequent contributor Thomas Oatway penned a letter recently (April 7) decrying what he believes is fascism that is running rampant in this country. One can assume from his words that
There is a certain hypocrisy in someone who claims to be “pro-choice,” yet doesn’t want to let consumers decide what they can put in their own houses or mouths. And
By Nadia Lopez CalMatters Environment Writer Closely mirroring California’s landmark mandate, the Biden administration on Wednesday proposed new greenhouse gas emission standards that will scale up sales of electric cars and
By Nadia Lopez CalMatters Environment Writer As California rapidly boosts sales of electric cars and trucks over the next decade, the answer to a critical question remains uncertain: Will there be
Dear Savvy Senior, What are the new rules on required minimum distributions from IRAs and 401(k)s? I will turn 72 this year and want to be clear on what I’m
Extreme partisan gerrymandering has left the vast rationale of the middle with ever-decreasing representation. Matched to a national primary system catering to activist party elements, too often we send party
Time and time again, the media and even politicians, including our own Gov. Gavin Newsom, refer to the United States as a democracy. However, the reality is that we are
In re: Thomas Oatway, “Switching Party Affiliation,” letters, Feb. 28. I was wondering if Mr. Oatway could explain to we peons exactly how he or anyone else re-registering from independent
My grandfather hardly ever spoke about his service during World War II. He left his studies at Boston University for the Marine Corps, joining their aviation arm and flying B-25s
Just some meanderings of my muddled mind: 1: Who owns Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital? 2: Why don’t drivers stop for red lights and sirens, especially on McBean Parkway? 3: Does
On March 16, Rep. Mike Garcia posted that he had introduced a bill to make the murder of a law enforcement officer punishable by life in prison or the death