Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | Is This Bodily Sovereignty?

To Joe Biden, “bodily sovereignty” is what allows a doctor to actively and intentionally kill an innocent and defenseless human being in utero, and Joe will use all the power

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | Which Way, Falling or Flying Again?

A couple of grim statistics popped out this week in the mainstream press. (Otherwise known as the Real News.) First, America’s COVID-19 deaths have now passed the shocking numbers America

Letters to the Editor

Larry Moore | A Cry for Help

I’m sure Gary Horton, Lois Eisenberg and others of their liberal/socialist ilk are laughing their smug laughs and flashing their smiles at the results of the predestined recall election. I’m

Letters to the Editor

Rick Barker | A Mystery Staffer’s Error

A while back on social media, Christy Smith was forced to respond to a campaign email solicitation for money sent out by her campaign to her supporters that claimed she

Letters to the Editor

Alvin Blake | Power Grid Needs Reinforcements

We must do more to strengthen our power grid against an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) event.  Such an event can result from an attack by terrorists or by another country (e.g.,

David Hegg

David Hegg | How to Make Every Day a Gift

By David Hegg If you’re like me, you sometimes lie in bed after the alarm has sounded, theoretically debating the benefit of leaving the warm comfort of the bed to

Letters to the Editor

Alyssa Theodore | Save America’s Horses

We need to save America’s wild equines, and to do this Congress needs to pass H.R 3355. This bill is called the SAFE ACT, Save America’s Forgotten Equines.  This bill

Life lessons from Aunt Elaine

By Mary Petersen My husband’s Aunt Elaine is turning 95 this month. Forty-nine years ago when he moved to California, he stayed with Aunt Elaine’s family and she is like

Five steps to design your own dream closet

Whether you’re a stylist with an eye for fashion who chooses each garment carefully or the laid-back type who can rock the first outfit you find each morning, the closet

Creating an edible garden – anytime, anywhere

People have become more health-conscious in the last year, seeking relaxing activities and projects that give them a sense of accomplishment. According to the National Gardening Association, 67% of Americans

Social media and our Santa Clarita youth

By Ken Striplin Santa Clarita City Manager “Distracted from distraction by distraction” – T.S. Eliot Distraction, by definition, means something that distracts or directs one’s attention away from something else.

A wonderful breakfast worth waking up for

Waking up, no matter how late, can be such a drag. You’re moving slow and cuddled up warm under the blankets. However, your stomach is growling which means eventually you

SCV Voices: Guest Commentary

Stephen Smith | Awakening in America

“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main…. Any man’s death diminishes me, for I am involved

SCV Voices: Guest Commentary

Matt Stone | SCV Water Drought-Ready, Your Help Needed

California is staring into the dusty, dry face of drought once again. Right now, Los Angeles County, including the Santa Clarita Valley, is experiencing an “exceptional drought.” Our local precipitation