By Elizabeth Aguilera CalMatters Health Writer Hundreds of thousands of Californians previously shut out of Covered California — the state program that offers discounted health insurance — soon can participate because
By Emily Hoeven CalMatters Writer Do you hear it? That’s the sound of California candidates and campaigns pulling out all the stops ahead of Tuesday’s deadline for voters to cast ballots
If you’re like me, you’ve felt that this election season has been much more spirited than previous midterm contests. And, again if you’re like me, you’ve found yourself invested in
I used to like John Boston before he became political. People like John Boston should not be allowed to write a full column blasting people who do not agree with
There seems to be a lot of confusion about why gas and drug prices are so high. I am not an economist, but I think I understand why. Back when
Recently, I was stirred to consider my seven favorite books. I scanned my bookshelves and I came up with my super-seven — each of which have meant so much at
One of the main reasons clients ask us to form corporations or limited liability companies (LLC) is for the liability protection afforded by those entities. This is the so-called “corporate
Question No. 1: Do you have an opinion on retrofit windows vs. new construction on exposed walls? — Carol Answer No. 1: Carol, thank you for being a loyal reader
Editor’s note: Today’s opinion page featured guest columns from each of the two candidates for the 27th Congressional District. The column by Garcia’s opponent, challenger Christy Smith, can be found here. It’s
Editor’s note: Today’s opinion page featured guest columns from each of the two candidates for the 27th Congressional District. The column by Smith’s opponent, Rep. Mike Garcia, can be found here. I’m
The following is a copy of a letter to the governing board of the William S. Hart Union High School District. Response to NAACP’s Oct. 8 statement on Thin Blue
The following is a copy of a letter to the governing board of the William S. Hart Union High School District. Re: The Blue Line Flag matter at Saugus High
I would like to clarify my opinion concerning carrying the Thin Blue Line flag onto the field during our football games. First and almost foremost, I support law enforcement. I
Editor’s note: Today’s opinion page featured guest columns from each of the two candidates for L.A. County sheriff. The column by Villanueva’s opponent, challenger Robert Luna, can be found here.
Editor’s note: Today’s opinion page featured guest columns from each of the two candidates for L.A. County sheriff. The column by Luna’s opponent, Sheriff Alex Villanueva, can be found here.
Watching all of the hype, haranguing, and drama around the Elon Musk acquisition of Twitter, you’d think the world was ending. Elon, once a darling of the left, is now
In response to Valerie Bradford’s letter of Oct. 26: Indeed, in the 1950s, then-L.A. Police Chief Bill Parker paraphrased Kipling’s “Thin Red Line” in a television show produced by his
Fall is in full swing, as the leaves on Santa Clarita’s trees change from vibrant green to various colors of crimson, orange and yellow. The crisp autumn air welcomes residents
“If it bleeds, it leads.” America, and perhaps the whole world, has gotten itself into quite a twisted fix with the rise and domination of anxiety-stoking, for-profit news. Long
It comes as no surprise that the local leader of the Santa Clarita Valley NAACP, Valerie Bradford, has written to The Signal (Oct. 26) that the Thin Blue Line flags,