In 1633, the Catholic Church placed the brilliant astronomer Galileo Galilei under house arrest because of his bold assertion that the Earth revolves around the sun. The church ruled that
Re: Letters, Kathryn Franti, Aug. 5. Ms. Franti has attacked Bob Kellar about something so innocuous that it requires a great effort to make an issue out of it. I
I write as a retired professional person who chose to live in Santa Clarita a decade ago because our daughter and grandchildren resided here and were happy with this community.
Many Americans are ill-informed on the subject of extreme poverty around the world and the federal budget’s funds toward foreign aid. Opinion polls consistently find that Americans believe foreign aid
By David Hegg For most of society, hearing a clergyman announce that he intends to speak about generosity drives them to guard their wallets. Not without good reason, many think
This letter is in response to Phyllis McKenna’s letter of Aug. 4 referring to Gary Horton’s column of July 22. I had cut Horton’s column out of the paper to
My husband and I are parents of a very young daughter. It is without question that we are more than concerned with the state of affairs in our country. It
It sure is hard to find. It’s not apparent. It’s not absolute. It sits in a cloud of fog. Many of us are blind to it until we fall upon
Election Day is fast approaching. Here are five critical issues to consider as you vote on Nov. 3. Issue 1: Job-Killing AB5 Even with many workers in the 25th Congressional
Billions of people across the globe take medications each day. Certain medications can help people with potentially debilitating or even deadly conditions live normal lives, while others can help people
It’s not always easy to be at home with kids day after day, but with a little creativity, you can beat cabin fever. Whether you’re in your own backyard or
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Editor My friend Bonnie is a professional weaver. I know she’s a pro, not only because it says so on her labels, but when I
By Mayor Cameron Smyth As residents of Santa Clarita, we know we have the personal strength and support of our community to make it through difficult times. During this coronavirus
A brain tumor can result in a wide range of physical and emotional changes, but proactively managing your coping strategy can have a significant impact on your treatment program and
With many families spending more time than usual at home, scratch cooking trends are popular among home chefs. From homemade sourdough to elaborate multi-course dinners, the kitchen has become a
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Red Penguins’ Universal Pictures documentary. Rated PG-13 (for violence/bloody images, sexual material/nudity, some strong language and a drug reference). Running time: 80 minutes. Available
What might seem like one little pest sighting can be a much more extensive invasion than you realize. For starters, a single roach can lay up to 50 eggs at
Warm weather means more opportunities to spend time outdoors while at home. Whether your favorite form of outdoor recreation includes sitting on the patio reading or digging in the garden,
Spending more time at home has shifted the way we solve our problems. More than ever, people are turning to online platforms and social media, like YouTube and Instagram LIVE,
It is Sunday evening and as I sit at the keyboard, I am not only thinking about material for this week’s column, but how my previous thoughts have been received,
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