
David Hegg | Make Courtesy Common
Growing up I heard my parents talk often about certain actions being “common courtesy.” Things like acknowledging others as you pass them on the sidewalk, allowing ladies to go first,

Growing up I heard my parents talk often about certain actions being “common courtesy.” Things like acknowledging others as you pass them on the sidewalk, allowing ladies to go first,

Thank you for the excellent editorial, “Administration Takes a Page from Orwell,” in the Saturday, April 30, issue of The Signal. A very accurate connection to these times. Judy

The most shocking thing about our nation’s last two years was not the fear, or the lies, or the waste, or even the censorship and coercion. It was the compliance.

Joe Biden’s administration is a circus. Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer just returned from Ukraine and promised more U.S. military aid. That support that should have been given day one.

This is a letter to all parents of teens and young children with trail bikes or dirt bikes. We have many nice trails in our area and since COVID-19 began,

My name is Aiden Wellins and I am the patrol leader of the Rocket Patrol from Boy Scouts of America Troop 2 of Newhall. We are working on the communication

All signs point to our emergence from the worst of the pandemic. Death numbers are down, case numbers are down. Many Americans now recognize that an asymptomatic positive test is

The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency needs some new thinking. Its new residential watering restrictions just create a bureaucracy difficult to enforce. Just water at these times and just water

Question: Robert, I read your article faithfully weekly. Thank you for all the insight you give, it helps us to be more consumer-savvy. We had a tankless water heater put

Christine Flowers (commentary, March 1) bemoans the fact that the United States is splintering off into selfish little tribes who are no longer willing to sacrifice their lives to help

You talk to any successful Rhone wine producer in California, and they all reference John Alban as a major influence. Justin Smith, owner and winemaker at Saxum, credits John

I’ve mentioned in previous columns that I am always searching to improve my spiritual self. I have been on that journey for most of my life, beginning at age 11

In the last month or so, we have been treated to: 1) Vladimir Putin floundering in his Ukraine invasion and warning them to stop fighting back OR ELSE 2) Democracy’s

For years, the city of Santa Clarita has been recognized as a bicycle-friendly community by The League of American Bicyclists. We are proud to offer cyclists more than 100 miles

I’ve become a gray hair. Granted, a 65 and fit gray hair, still those 65 years have been rolled up into my 65-year-old opinions on everything. And a primary opinion

I read both Valerie Bradford’s letter and The Signal’s editorial concerning the city’s settlement of the California Voting Rights Act lawsuit. The 2003 CVRA is a perhaps well-intentioned , but

In the “Our View” editorial from The Signal editorial board (April 16), several points were made concerning the City Council’s decision to settle the most recent lawsuit over district elections.

Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend any businesses or services that specialize in helping seniors downsize and relocate? I need to find some help moving my mother from her four-bedroom

Many years ago, I was a nationally ranked bike racer. Nowhere near the top of those rankings… but on the list. I traveled, mostly on my own dime, to bike

In re: “Proof in the Vaccine Pudding,” Thomas Oatway, letters, April 29. Perhaps Mr. Oatway would be so kind as to provide the readers with the information he used to