A Family Meal Worth Celebrating

When you are hungry and searching for something filling, juicy and rich, turning to your pantry for on-hand ingredients can make dinner a breeze. Dodge snack cravings and avoid the

Hart comes back to stun Valencia 27-21 in overtime

By Justin Vigil-Zuniga   For The Signal  The Hart Indians (2-6, 1-2) completed the comeback over Valencia (3-4, 1-2) scoring 14 unanswered points in the final two minutes of regulation and

West Ranch beats Canyon 35-8

By Matt Lechuga  For The Signal  The West Ranch football coaching staff made sure there was no chance for a trap game Friday night as the Wildcats handled Canyon, 35-8

Letters to the Editor

Kirk F. Smith | Thanks for Rational Editorial

I just want to commend and thank The Signal for a very well-thought-out, eloquent, reasonable, fair, rational editorial regarding parents being labeled as terrorists.  And thanks for a great reminder

Letters to the Editor

Dick Cesaroni | Message from Former Deputy

To: The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.  Madam Supervisors:  For 33 years and eight months, I served the citizens of Los Angeles County as a member of the Los

Letters to the Editor

Brian Richards | Paying Your Fair Share

A common trope from the left is that the rich don’t pay their fair share of taxes. This of course is another in a long line of lies that they

Letters to the Editor

Carrie Lujan | Dispelling Speed Hump Myths

Re: “Do ‘Speed Cushions’ Work?”  In a letter to the editor printed Oct. 5, there were several concerns about the city of Santa Clarita’s speed hump/cushion program. The city is

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Political Double-Edged Swords

Gary Horton was railing (commentary, Aug. 25) against the election to recall our no-account Gov. Gavin Newsom, calling the process “tyranny” and calling Texas “retrograde.”  I wonder if Horton is

Laurene Weste

Laurene Weste | Be prepared for wildfires

The Santa Clarita Valley is famously known for its beautiful mountains, national forest, and open space and parks. However, the city is also infamous for something less appealing: heat and wildfires. Our city is no stranger to the

Letters to the Editor

Jim Blumel | A Cartoon Says a Thousand Words

Political cartoons sometimes say more than a thousand-word editorial column. Tuesday’s (Oct. 5) Signal had a cartoon by Dick Wright that sends a message with a profound warning for all

Letters to the Editor

Max Morgan | Was This a Fair Trade?

Oil just hit $80 today (Oct. 8), up 60% so far in 2021. Thank you Joe Biden for killing the domestic oil industry.  Shutting down the Keystone oil pipeline and

David Hegg

David Hegg | Clever Isn’t Always Useful

By David Hegg Sometimes things we hear all the time can slowly creep into our belief system as though they were true. But, as a general rule, most general rules

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Horton’s High Horse

Well, Gary Horton was back on his high horse (Aug. 18) preaching — pontificating, rather — truth and righteousness to all of the ignorant and selfish masses of the Santa

Nutritious Fall Meals

With a return to busy fall routines, it can be challenging for many families to find the time to sit down at the table for nutritious meals. Adding an option

Keeping the Santa Clarita Valley Safe

By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor Santa Clarita is consistently recognized as being one of the safest places in the nation to live and raise a family. This is

Paul Raggio | Create Your BHAG!

Imagine where you will be in 10 years. What will your personal life look like? How about your professional life? What technology advances will have arrived, and how will they impact your life? What lives will pass, and