I was very appreciative of Norma Lindemann’s response (Sept. 5) to my “answers” to Pastor David Hegg’s question and I admire her open honesty. Aside from her degree of certainty
Valencia resident Trish Wiggins says the family dog, William, is a good sport about wearing his Halloween costumes, as demonstrated in the photos she submitted. She says of William, “We rescued him 10
This past week I had the joyful experience of sharing lunch with Stephanie English, our senior field deputy for Supervisor Kathryn Barger representing our L.A. County 5th District. Now,
Earlier this year, the Treasury Department proposed requiring banks to report certain information to the IRS. The proposal has become a highly charged political issue, and consequently, media and politicians
One would never know that the Santa Clarita Valley is fast becoming a more diverse community. Reading the unabashed Signal newspaper whose editorials are 90% Republican-biased, one would get the
Halloween is just around the corner and there is a dilemma about going “trick or treating.” Do you let the kids grab candy from a bag or container or do
On the front page of The Signal dated Wednesday, Oct. 6, there was a headline, “Death of 2-month-old still under investigation.” Just think that in some states, if the death
Daily life takes a toll on your skin. Ordinary stressors, toxins and pollutants – plus sunlight and light emitting from devices you use – these things can all show on
Millions of women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. According to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, more than 2.3 million women across the globe were diagnosed with breast cancer
By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor It is time to celebrate Santa Clarita! After months of restrictions, we are excited to welcome the community back together for the State
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer Here are the rest of the “award-season” shows that Richard Roeper is looking forward to between now and Thanksgiving. Minireview: “Dune” 3.5/4 Stars The
To say that COVID-19 transformed daily life would be an understatement. Few, if any, aspects of life were untouched once the virus hit. One aspect of daily life that changed
Dieting is a way of life for many people. The Boston Medical Center says an estimated 45 million Americans go on a diet each year, spending $33 billion annually on
Home maintenance. The very words might evoke thoughts of an entire weekend spent laboring at home instead of relaxing in it, but that doesn’t always have to be the case.
By David Hegg Years ago, I listened as a world-champion bicycle rider was being interviewed following one of the Tour de France stages. When asked his strategy, he explained, “I
This is the second time I read Gary Horton’s column (Sept. 1) and totally agreed with every single word he wrote. Paragraph after paragraph of stunning truth and reality –
The Giants and Dodgers squared off (Oct. 14). The most storied game in their combative history will be one more story. I am a tried-and-true blue Dodger fan, but the
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal Saugus handily won Friday night’s matchup of the Foothill League’s two best teams thanks to its suffocating defense, beating West Ranch 42-8 at College of
By Jonathan Andrade For The Signal The easiest way to rid oneself of the sour taste of defeat is to get back in the win column. Valencia — still perplexed by last week’s surprising
By Justin Powell For The Signal If you asked Hart running back Donovan Dunn if he woke up Friday morning expecting to accomplish the rare feat of scoring five touchdowns as