By Ana B. Ibarra CalMatters Health Policy Writer California’s nursing agency has approved rules that will allow nurse practitioners to treat patients without physician supervision. It’s a move that aims to
Melissa Myers In 2021, the global market value of second-hand and resale apparel was estimated to be worth $96 billion. By 2026 this is estimated to rise to $218 billion.
For the past month I’ve been going around asking people a simple question: Do you think there is more good or evil in the world? I’ve asked my fellow pastors,
Donald Trump needs to go! I have been a huge supporter of Trump. I voted for him twice and I thought he did great things for this country with his
Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, Nov. 13. Would we need the 8.7% increase in Social Security benefits if the Democrats had not run up the inflationary spiral we witnessed? Where is
Reply to Mr. Gary Morrison (letters, Nov. 10): Websters defines treason as the offense of attempting by overt acts to overthrow the government of the state to which the offender
According to RepresentUS, a grass-root anti-corruption organization, we Americans are witnessing a total political system failure regardless of who is in charge of our government. We, the disillusioned, see the
If you think having Democrats in sole control of the U.S. government over the past two years has been bad (and it has!), or that having Democrats in sole control
I am so happy with the article on your opinion page by Mr. Gary Horton on Oct .19. He hit the nail right on the head by explaining how a
Most of us work… a lot. According to a recent study by The Gettysburg College, the average person works 90,000 hours in their lifetime. That’s a lot, and so one
If you read my last column (and shame on you if you did not, but you can still get it on The Signal’s website), then you will remember that I
The midterm elections are over, but the counting continues. I have been thinking about my political evolution as we await the final results. In the past I would survey the
This goes out to Judy Propri of Castaic (letters, Sept. 22), who implored for me to “come back” (to the Catholic church). Judy, I will come back when each and
Recently I was hanging out on a Saturday afternoon, watching mindless television, channel surfing and happy that I didn’t have to be somewhere. During a commercial break a movie trailer
It was so great and encouraging to read in The Signal the letter from Ronald Perry (letters, Nov. 8). I concur with Mr. Perry that the only way to change
Californians sadly voted nearly two to one (67% to 33%/ per the Associated Press) in favor of Proposition 1, to amend our state’s constitution to permanently enshrine unrestricted late-term abortions
Traditions in Santa Clarita are one of the many aspects that make our city so special. From our annual events to the unique history we have preserved over the years,
News release Fostering Youth Independence has been named one of eight winners of the 2022 Aging Out Institute Awards Program for its strategies supporting youth after they age out of
News release College of the Canyons men’s basketball coach Howard Fisher recently won his 300th career game, as the Cougars took the 14th Annual “Clash at Canyons” tip-off event with
I wrote the following column seven years ago, after Donald Trump won the Republican primary. I bumped into it last night, and now, a week after the 2022 midterm Republican