Hart High School hosted a signing day event for non-football commitments last week that included five of Hart’s best athletes looking to continue their athletic careers. The athletes committed are Matt Quintanar for
By David Hegg If you’ve been playing with an open mind and open ears, you’ve been astounded at the way identity has become the only thing that matters in debate
In a letter published Nov. 6, Stephen Maseda accused Thomas Oatway of making inaccurate assertions that the 2017 tax cuts resulted in a “whopper of a revenue shortfall.” Maseda cites
One of the consequences of the C0VID-19 mandated shutdown of public schools and forcing remote learning via the internet was awakening parents, who are now monitoring their child’s use of
In this morning’s letter to the editor (Oct. 19), Lynn Wright countered the claims made by Phyllis McKenna regarding electric vehicles. From the tone of each of the letters I
The Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School in Castaic hosted a signing day event Wednesday for six boys’ basketball players committed to playing at their selected colleges next season. The student-athletes all play for the Southern California Academy, which has an agreement with SCVi to allow SCA
3.5/4 stars “Last Night in Soho” Focus Features Directed by Edgar Wright Rated R (Brief drug material; bloody violence; brief graphic nudity; language; sexual content) 117 minutes I always look forward to new releases from
Following up on our August visit at Torrin Winery with owner Scott Hawley and David Newell, his director of sales and hospitality: Despite its virtual cult reputation, Torrin and its sister label, Lagom, produce a
In its Oct. 27 edition, The Signal published a front-page article about the status of potentially pending litigation against the city of Santa Clarita that seeks to force the city
The infrastructure bill has finally passed after many agonizing weeks of one-upmanship by both parties. The logical way to have had the infrastructure bill pass in a timely manner was
Behold the Party of Irony, with Joe Biden as the actual failure that Democrats pretended Donald Trump was. It’s the weaksauce performance in office that is so stunning. Whether foreign
Can you believe that the holiday season is right around the corner? Before we deck the halls, pour the eggnog and open gifts with family, we must first kick off the
There are about 19 million living veterans in our country, about 6% of our population. Over one-and-a-half million live in California, the state with the largest veteran population. There are
Have I not been listening, or did I just miss the whole thing about vaccinations, or I should say mandatory vaccinations for all “working people”? Are the welfare recipients required
When I started reading this morning’s column by Dan Walters (Oct. 5), I thought that he must be a liberal Democrat because he was describing the efforts of our state
Most have heard the (true) story of the World War I “Christmas Truce” of Dec. 24-25, 1914. Well before the worst of the horrors of WWI, but after months of
This is a story that begins with a brick. There are many bricks that adorn the Veterans Historical Plaza here in our beautiful Santa Clarita Valley. Most of us will
An old saying holds that “two people can keep a secret, as long as one of them is dead!” And yet we are regaled daily about a nationwide election fraud
I am a huge fan of our sheriff’s deputies here in the valley and I’m even learning to like and admire L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva — not quite as
One of the more interesting occasions in my college experience took place as I was waiting in line for a campus lecture. The announced speaker was Milo Yiannoupulous, a right-wing