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I find litter-picking so cathartic. I’ve only recently got into it but I really enjoy it. There’s something so rewarding about seeing some litter, picking it up with the picker-upper

I find litter-picking so cathartic. I’ve only recently got into it but I really enjoy it. There’s something so rewarding about seeing some litter, picking it up with the picker-upper

Question: Robert, this heat is killing us! It’s killing us with discomfort of course, but we need to do something about running our air conditioner 24/7. I remember you

Joe Biden has been traveling the country and the world blaming Vladimir Putin for everything from the war in Ukraine to high gas and food prices. The truth of the

I know you care about the environment, Rep. Mike Garcia, because you championed the Rim of the Valley Preservation Plan for several years, and last year you voted for the

With school out and summer vacation officially underway for many in Santa Clarita, there are countless activities to try out with friends and family. Whether it is getting out and

After reading the divided positions of those who think a woman has a right to choose to terminate a pregnancy versus those who believe that the overturning of Roe v.

Lois Eisenberg recently (May 13) submitted a highly biased — and a bit hypocritical — criticism of the “Grand Ol’ GOP” to The Signal. It conjured up in me an

By Fred Eisenhammer For The Signal CASTLE ROCK, Colorado – Tim Tripp received some exciting news last month. The former Santa Clarita resident discovered that he had been inducted into the

As has been our custom for the past decade, Carrie and I have been doing a vacation stint up in the U.S. San Juan/Canadian Gulf Islands. Those who’ve been up

Re: Rick Barker, letters, July 6. Rick is correct that the methods of murder he listed kill more people than an assault-type rifle. However, I cannot think of a “drive-by

Rep. Mike Garcia’s July 9 column in The Signal bears reflection. In this article, the themes of protecting country, crime and security are center stage. I wish to remind voters

Dear Savvy Senior, A while back I read an article about some online tools that can help people search for lost or forgotten money left behind by their deceased

President Burgundy! As many of you know from the movie “Anchorman,” the lead character got in trouble for reading exactly what was written on the teleprompter. Will Farrell’s representation of

Re: “Where does it all go?” — bit.ly/3P1iUUm. Thank you for running the article about what happens to our trash and recycling materials. It is important to know these things.

I am becoming convinced we don’t think thinking is worth the trouble. Too often it is just too hard to think about things so we pay others to do our

As I sit here on the 246th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence that set the stage for the creation of our great nation, I celebrate both

Comments on June 25 Letters to the editor: Max Morgan: Right on! Betty Arenson on Joe Biden: Couldn’t have been more perfect! Diane Zimmerman: Just sayin’… on and on and

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, July 6. I don’t believe Lois Eisenberg realizes that maybe half of her female readers do not agree with her. When she is through bouncing off

As a member of Congress, I get the chance to hear directly from 27th Congressional District voters on a daily basis. What I hear, more than anything, is one

George Floyd, George Harrison, George Washington, George Clooney, George Gascón. To quote a famous Hillary, “What difference does it make?” Answer: A helluva lot. But new-age liberals (read: Leftists) consider