Cherise Moore has lived and contributed to this community for 17 years. She has spent the past five years advocating for our children on the William S. Hart Union High
Bill Cooper clearly deserves to be re-elected to the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency board of directors. He has capably served on the SCV Water Agency and its predecessor, the
I have been watching a PBS television special on the Holocaust and the U.S. What struck me was the number of Americans who were in denial of the Nazi genocide
Maria Gutzeit is the right candidate for Santa Clarita Valley Water! I’ve both worked with Maria professionally for nearly 20 years and we’ve been friends over most that time. One
In re: Richard Myers, “Man Without a Party?” Sept. 28. To me the greatest threat we have in this country politically, no matter your party affiliation or political views and
“The idea is not to live forever, but to create something that will.” — Andy Warhol This quote was read to us at the first City Council meeting in September
By Emily Hoeven CalMatters Writer Racism, redistricting and resignation. Those were the three R-words that rocked the California political world this week, as everyone from Gov. Gavin Newsom to U.S. Sen.
Election season is now active and it’s time to share the progressive, thoughtful view on some of our most important choices before us, regardless of party affiliation. This election,
Today, savvy demands practical knowledge and understanding — the ability to make good judgements when world military threats call for such a skillset. Of course, a military combat background presence
OK, I do not claim to be an expert on the weather but I have live through it for more than 90 years so that does give me a bit
You keep trying to discount Hillary Clinton even though she went through 11 hours of questioning and not once did she use the Fifth Amendment. She was declared not guilty.
Rebuttal to Arthur Saginian’s letter Sept. 25: Your remarks about my letter of Aug. 3 were a surprise to me. Though I do not always agree with what you say,
By Jocelyn Wiener CalMatters Health Writer A controversial bill aimed at fixing aspects of California’s broken nursing home licensing system was signed recently by Gov. Gavin Newsom, who faced dueling pressure
A Los Angeles newspaper reports that a few days ago, Tony Tyron Lee Stewart, 22, of Highland, California, was sentenced for 52 smash-and-grab robberies of cellphone stores. One would think
Many of us have seen the heartwarming viral videos of young African-American girls reacting with emotion and joy when they see Ariel for the first time in the latest Disney
Is anyone else finding it hard to know what we can know for sure? Perhaps it is the explosion of ways to gain information that is making certainty uncertain. Who’s
I remember a commercial that aired on television in the 1970s. An American Indian rows up to shore in a canoe and steps over garbage thrown there. He wanders a
I so much enjoy my new hobby. It’s free and it gets me out into the fresh air. This new hobby also enables me to take in some more exercise
As reported in The Signal, the trustees at College of the Canyons recently authorized the sale of $95 million in Measure E bonds. The issuance of these bonds will increase
Question: My name is Ellen. I live in a condo in Canyon Country in a second-story unit. We have a balcony and I’ve just been notified by management that the