
Gary Horton | A Coxswain’s Lesson on Living with Purpose
This week we’re going to put politics aside and talk about a concept that concerns and can benefit all of us. Red, blue, Rams, Bengals – this is for everyone.

This week we’re going to put politics aside and talk about a concept that concerns and can benefit all of us. Red, blue, Rams, Bengals – this is for everyone.

Inflation is now at 7%, and rising. To put that into perspective, if you are paid every two weeks and you made the same this year as last, Biden &

Note to myself: If ever at a party with Thomas Oatway, do not discuss vaccines or the pandemic — but politics and religion are OK. This was the second letter

Still fresh in our minds is the memory of the vile and battle-ready mob of mostly middle-aged white men who assaulted Congress on Jan. 6, 2021. Many in this mob

Re: Signal editorial, Feb. 12. What if L.A. County and the people running it had found their mission to deliver high-quality services had become impossible, and the service provided had

By Ken Striplin Santa Clarita City Manager Two of the main reasons why people choose to live and raise their family in Santa Clarita are the proximity to nature and

By Bridget Lowel Signal Contributing Writer The Super Bowl is here, and if you’re anything like us, you haven’t done much of anything to prepare a menu. But food is

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer My best cheese fondue memory goes back to a summer in Switzerland, the country of its origin. After hours of hiking trails in the

By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Murderville’ *** (out of four) A six-episode series available Thursdays on Netflix. In the premiere episode of the Netflix procedural suspense comedy “Murderville,” Will

By David Hegg At the risk of appearing to be culturally irrelevant, I’d like to talk about conversation. You remember? I’m referring to occasions when people are face-to-face, and they

As a parent and citizen, I am concerned about our future as a state and a nation. Our future depends on our next generation, and it seems we are failing

In response to a Feb. 10 letter from Glenda Johnson of Newhall, let me tell you who I am. I moved to Newhall in 1983 before cityhood. I was a

I was riding on the paseos recently with my friend Tom and we came to a standstill at the end of our ride, to say our goodbyes. Two young women,

Question: Robert, I live in Santa Clarita in a homeowner’s association where I am a board member. We have a parking ramp, which takes us down inside our garage. I’ve

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men should do nothing.” — Often attributed to Edmund Burke,actual origin unconfirmed Today, America is being consumed by

In his column Dec. 24, David M. Shribman compared the COVID-19 pandemic to World War II, and essentially compared the virus itself to Adolph Hitler and Nazi Germany, while trying

Why am I paying taxes? Everything I want my taxes to do is being ignored! I want closed borders; fully funded police; laws that are enforced; criminals who are appropriately

When I go to the grocery store these days with my list of ingredients for recipes I’m going to make, I find I have to figure out what to substitute

Since our leaders are allowing people to commit crimes and look the other way, but ignore the victim, it is time for a change. The problem is that no one

Second half to our lunch at Somm’s Kitchen in Paso Robles: Remember that this is an intimate dining experience, just 14 guests in total. And while you may scoff at