Letters to the Editor

Melody Kepler | Election Fraud Proof on the Way?

In response to Gary Morrison’s comment dated Nov. 10 (“Living Under the Minority Rule”), it is very important that he and every American watch on frankspeech.com, as states’ attorneys general

David Hegg

David Hegg | Thanksgiving Matters

By David Hegg On Oct. 3, 1863 President Abraham Lincoln declared a national day of thanksgiving take place on the fourth Thursday in November. In the aftermath of Gettysburg, the

Letters to the Editor

Dick Cesaroni | Why Not Camp Kilpatrick?

A copy of this letter was sent to the L.A. County Board of Supervisors. Re: Camps Scott and Scudder in Saugus. I wish to continue my protest as a Saugus

Jennifer Danny

Jennifer Danny | A Tale of Three Chrysalises

If you’ve read any of my columns you know that, each summer, I have the distinct pleasure of welcoming monarch butterflies to visit my backyard and lay their eggs on

Letters to the Editor

Betty Arenson | False Assertions on Vaccine

Thomas Oatway (letters, Nov. 16) continues the wrongheaded assertion that only conservatives are responsible for the 42% (his number) of the eligible population who are not fully vaccinated. Of note

Ten Thanksgiving fun facts

1. The First Thanksgiving Took Place in 1621 Although there are several accounts as to where the first Thanksgiving celebration took place, the most well-known version describes the inaugural Thanksgiving

SCCS wins state volleyball title

By Jonathan Andrade  For The Signal  The chants in the Santiago Canyon College gym grew louder.  Undefeated! Undefeated!  Cardinal faithful hollered from the stands Friday night as the Santa Clarita Christian girls’ volleyball

Letters to the Editor

Melvin J. Chikato | The Biden Bait-and-Switch

Joe Biden’s presidency is so typical of how Democrats run for office and then govern when elected. Car dealers call it bait-and-switch! Say what you have to in order to

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Gary Curtis | Vaccines Slightly Reduce Transmission

COVID-19 vaccine proponent Bill Gates now admits the mRNA-derived formulas “only slightly reduce the transmissions.” These experimental drugs seem to lose effectiveness within six months and require booster shots, similar

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Arthur Saginian | Pity for Sen. Sinema

Was Byron York’s commentary (Oct. 6) intended to conjure up tears of pity or sympathy for Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema? And who is Mr. York speaking to in his commentary?

Laurene Weste

Laurene Weste | Old Town Newhall – Our Past, Our Future

By Mayor Pro Tem Laurene Weste  As the first permanent town in the Santa Clarita Valley, Newhall is the city of Santa Clarita’s oldest and most historic neighborhood. Since the time of Henry Mayo Newhall, who purchased Rancho San

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | Republicans Are Morphing Into a Personality Cult

Republican presidential candidate John McCain’s “Country First” campaign slogan seems quaint and old-fashioned – and now, even politically dangerous compared with Republican behaviors today.  Overwhelmingly, no longer is the measure

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Ron Perry | Do We Have a Water Shortage, or Not?

What water shortage? Evidently, according to the Los Angeles (County Board of Supervisors) and our City Council, there is no water shortage in the Santa Clarita Valley. Why? Because they

Letters to the Editor

Dr. Gene Dorio | The Debt of Gratitude We Owe

The recent front-page article concerning a report on a deadly shooting in Gorman reminds me of the first Newhall sheriff’s station officer killed in the line of duty, Deputy Arthur