How you go about updating your fall wardrobe may look a little different this season but make no mistake: there’s plenty of style waiting for you to explore, whether on
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Editor It’s officially fall. In some areas, kids might storm through the front door after school and toss their backpacks in the hallway. You may
When did we stop teaching history in our public schools? It seems like so many folks these days are simply ignorant of history and all the lessons it teaches. We
The rule of law is the foundation of all good police work. However, lately state Democrats and anti-law enforcement groups in Sacramento are pushing through legislation designed to alter the
As a retired educator, I am infuriated by the National Republican Congressional Committee’s disinformation about Christy Smith’s commitment to education, because I personally know how much she cares about children
Lois Eisenberg (letters, Sept. 25) continues the lie about the president saying the troops were “losers and suckers.” If you would bother to look up what 21 officials around the
The world has become divided into truth and non-truth. There are those among us who believe the means justify the end. We saw an example of that with “The Big
Part 2 of 3 (Part 1 appeared Sept. 16): A friend asked me what President Donald Trump has done for America. With the help of a Republican Senate, he’s done
There is something going on in our valley that needs the attention of all residents, as all of us either are, or will be, affected by it, in a way
When my father came to America from Mexico with his family at the age of 9, neither he nor anyone in his family knew if they could actually achieve the
The New York Times released a blockbuster of investigative journalism Sunday – and Donald Trump’s persona, reputation, and trajectory are vastly and permanently diminished. The president, previously referred to as
As is now typical in every election cycle, Democrats have begun trotting out the old saw that Republicans are hell-bent on destroying Social Security, thereby impoverishing seniors and making them
At most of our City Council candidates forums we were asked what we would do if we were on the City Council regarding the COVID virus. This is a trying
I recently tuned in to a program where the talking head attempted a reduction that I found interesting. It went like this: The USA has had (at the time) 188,000
Several SCV students earn academic honors at Gonzaga University Three local students earned spring academic honors at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. Robert Meehan, of Santa Clarita, earned placement on
Why stay cooped up in your home when there are so many beautiful parks and trails in Santa Clarita to safely enjoy? As we continue to focus more on the
The combining of the personality traits narcissism and sociopathology are an extremely dangerous mix that creates untold suffering. In my experience working with more than 1,000 domestic violence victims over
Remember when the media just reported the facts? Me neither. Are we now at the age that people in the media can print and say anything they want and get
I wanted to just take a moment to say a little something about Kenneth Dean, who is running for City Council. I have known Ken for more than 30 years.
Valencia has ants. Culver City had roaches — huge subterranean roaches as long as your finger. Usually they would stay outside but every now and then they would venture indoors
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