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I would like to end my months-long debate with Hilmar Rosenast, et al, in a sense of agreement. Yes, Mr. Rosenast, God failed, and I will use that thing called

I would like to end my months-long debate with Hilmar Rosenast, et al, in a sense of agreement. Yes, Mr. Rosenast, God failed, and I will use that thing called

By David Hegg Sometimes we use words so often and in such far-ranging contexts that we actually forget what they really mean. Of interest to me today is the word

A wonderful positive from all the rain we’ve had: Elizabeth Lake in Lake Hughes, dry since 2013, is no longer a dry lake. Wahoo! Phyllis Fitzsimons Valencia

Congratulations to The Signal for printing “New study links nose temperature and immune response” by Drs. Elizabeth Ko and Eve Glazier (health page, March 21), providing a public service announcement

Question: Hi Robert. I’ve sent you some pictures showing how the grout outside of my shower has turned chalky in one area and rusty in another. I think it’s been

In a week in which we have seen a former president and a leading candidate for the GOP nomination for the presidency in 2024 arrested and charged, I could write

Good grief. Tap, tap, tap. Week after week Thomas Oatway likes to bang on his drum on the evils of MAGA Republicans, Donald Trump and Fox news. The Signal is

“So I am not a former porn star nor did I receive ‘hush money.’ I was just a Senate staffer for Joe Biden when he sexually assaulted me in 1993.

Can you remember when freedom was an unassailable American value? And autocracy was something that only affected Russians and Chinese communists? Remember when Ronald Reagan shouted “tear down that wall”

College of the Canyons is having a former affiliate of the Black Panther Party and dedicated Marxist — Angela Davis — speak at a forum it is hosting. In case

Gerald Staack (letters, Jan. 20), please meet Gary Horton, Jonathan Kraut, Lois Eisenberg, and all of the other socialist “solvers of humanity’s problems.” So, an American union, fashioned after the

“Some old-fashioned things like fresh air and sunshine are hard to beat.” – Laura Ingalls Wilder Spring has officially returned to Santa Clarita, and with the warmer weather and colorful

Dear Savvy Senior, As a 68-year-old retiree, I’m interested in finding a fun part-time job that can occupy some of my time and generate a little extra income. Can you

A few weeks back our company held a corporate retreat at downtown LA Live. As part of the program, we attended the L.A. Clippers game at the nowadays dubiously named,

Hardly a day goes by where we are not presented with people’s opinions and speculations that are unashamedly and boldly presented as unquestionable FACTS by the speaker/author. A law enforcement

Being that Passover is upon us, I’m compelled to write about how anti-semitism has risen its ugly head in the United States by 36% to the tune of 3,697 incidents

My favorite part of running for office is meeting people in our community. Throughout my recent campaign for Assembly, I had the opportunity to speak with thousands of people to

Jonathan Kraut’s column (Democratic Voices, March 28) denouncing Fox News plainly demonstrates the leftists’ intolerance. Fox News is the only major television outlet that offers the news with a conservative

The whole idea of reparations is really a bad idea. 1. Because they can never be enough. 2. Because it is just one more dole-out by government. 3. Because we

By David Hegg As an ethics column writer I find no lack of subjects to discuss. But none is more startling than the fact that too many Americans are willingly,