Gary Horton

Gary Horton | Daisy Can’t Stay Here Anymore

Take a hard look at the accompanying photo. This picture wasn’t taken from some god-forsaken section of Los Angeles or the San Fernando Valley. Rather, it took the photo myself,

Letters to the Editor

Lois Eisenberg | Keeping America Divided

As some fanatical Congress people and some right-wing commentators spew their “replacement theory” and “damnation” rhetoric, which is spreading and resounding across America, America will stay divided in its racial

Letters to the Editor

Diane Zimmerman | Vote Safe in 2022

The following is voter information from Election Integrity Project California, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation and nonpartisan 501(c) (3), at www.EIP-Ca.com:  Vote in person to be sure your vote counts.

Press release

FYI seeks volunteers to support local foster youth

News release   Local nonprofit Fostering Youth Independence is seeking “Allies” to work one-on-one with Santa Clarita youth who are aging out of the L.A. County foster care system. An in-person

Letters to the Editor

Thomas Cadman | Return to Reason

“Truth exists, only falsehood must be created.”  I don’t recall where I first read or heard that, but having lived through 13 ½ presidents, beginning with Harry Truman, I have

Letters to the Editor

Bill Lyons | It’s Good to Have Choices?

Thanks for following up on my suggestion to investigate what happens to our community’s recycling effort. Congratulations to Mr. Michael Picarella for a comprehensive article (May 21). Unfortunately, I’m troubled.

David Hegg

David Hegg | The Rest of the Story

I am just old enough to remember one of the all-time great radio newsmen. Every day in his News and Comments, Paul Harvey would bring the news succinctly and with

Letters to the Editor

Brian Richards | An Answer to the Question

Recently Lois Eisenberg penned a letter (May 13) wondering where the GOP had gone. She included in her scolding rant all the usual things people like her say about the

Letters to the Editor

Sandy Ceballos | Power to Make Change

No matter what city or country you go to, poverty will always be an issue. Going to downtown Los Angeles or even just down the street, you sometimes will see

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Arthur Saginian | An Exercise in Futility

On Feb. 25 The Signal printed my letter entitled “Dogpile on Kerchner,” wherein I characterized Rob Kerchner and declared his “numbers” to be largely symbolic of a general philosophy, and

Letters to the Editor

Bill Lyons | What Happens After the Barrel?

I enjoyed Victor Corral Martinez’s article (Jan. 24) about recycling food waste. It prompted me to wonder about Santa Clarita’s overall recycling program. Every trash day, three large trucks growl

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | Truth at work

Last week there was a conference I really wanted to attend but it sold out almost immediately.  The conference was titled: “Truth Matters,” which got me thinking about the concept

Letters to the Editor

Rudolph Fillinger | The Despicable Left and Right

It’s that time again when the airwaves, mailboxes and emails are filled with empty promises of prosperity, increased physical and financial security, improved health care and elimination of COVID-19 restrictions.