By Ryan Morgan Contributing Writer The aircraft carrier USS George Washington officially entered the waters of the Middle East on Wednesday, bringing fresh forces to the region and relief for the
By Stacy Robinson Contributing Writer Karmelo Anthony is asking a newly appointed Texas judge to grant him a retrial after he was sentenced to 35 years in prison for murdering Austin
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer A Tennessee man identified by federal authorities as a member of the extremist network “764” was sentenced to 77 years in prison, federal officials said on
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer The State Department has updated travel advisories for three South American nations — Chile, Paraguay and Ecuador — over crime and other ongoing risks to visitors.
News release The city of Santa Clarita is presenting the return of “Beyond the Desk,” on display in the First Floor Gallery at City Hall (23920 Valencia Blvd.) now through
Like most people, I find that artificial intelligence is creeping into my life in many ways. Increasingly, people I deal with disagree with me because their favorite AI chatbot tells
So, what ever happened to good old common sense? You’ve probably wondered about this more than once, especially if you are a senior and grew up in an era when
In Greek mythology, Narcissus was so entranced by his own image he could see nothing else, and the nymph Echo was so enamored of him she was only able to
After reading Andrew Taban’s, uh, appeal to our senses (May 12), I shoved The Signal aside, looked at my kitchen counter, and thought to myself, “Somebody needs to have a
As a mother of two, I understand how exciting it can be to give your child more independence. E-bikes can help young people get to school, visit friends, explore our
News release College of the Canyons is scheduled to host the third annual Santa Clarita Valley Book Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Dr.
By Jacob Burg and Joseph Lord Contributing Writers Democrats are split on the future of their party as a swell of candidates linked to democratic socialist policies have seen a series of
News release Volunteer registration is now open for the 31st Annual River Rally Clean-Up and Environmental Expo scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 19, from 8 to 11 a.m. This
By Michael Clements Contributing Writer A U.S. District Court Judge in Texas struck down a Biden administration rule on so-called “ghost guns” on Monday. In the case of Defense Distributed et.
By John Haughey Contributing Writer Three-term U.S. House Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., and Republican-turned-Democrat David Jolly will face off in Florida’s governor election in November after winning their Tuesday primaries. Donalds,
We all remember the charge from years back, when a young Barack Obama was first running for president against John McCain and his attack-dog running mate, Sarah Palin — the
Dear Savvy Senior, My 79-year-old mom just upgraded from a flip phone to a smartphone, but she’s having trouble figuring it out. Is there a way to make it easier
As a doctor, while working with patients, I never make a psychiatric diagnosis based on a hunch. I interview the patient and, based upon the clinical criteria, history and objective
Jonathan Kraut is certainly free to criticize the prosecution of David Hearn (Commentary, Aug. 11). In hindsight, there is plenty to criticize. The Justice Department eventually dropped the charge after
Now that filing has closed, it looks like we’re in for an interesting election for Santa Clarita City Council. District 2 is one race I’ll be watching closely, and I