
Lynn Wright | Protest Based on a Rumor
The Signal reported (Sept. 4) that about 100 Santa Clarita residents gathered at the Porsche dealership in Valencia to demand that Gov. Gavin Newsom come out and face them. But

The Signal reported (Sept. 4) that about 100 Santa Clarita residents gathered at the Porsche dealership in Valencia to demand that Gov. Gavin Newsom come out and face them. But

When I think of the great state of California, I think of its people, its places, and its natural beauty and climate, which makes it the magnet for people from

On Tuesday, Sept. 14, California voters will determine whether to recall the current governor of California, Democrat Gavin Newsom, and if so, whom to replace him with. Like many other

Before Ronald Reagan was president of the United States, he was the popular Republican governor of the state of California. Like many in the entertainment industry of the time, he

As you drive down the streets of Santa Clarita, it is easy to see why so many have decided to plant their roots here and raise a family. The city

In January 2002, four months after the 9/11 attacks, my brother, Col. Phil Bossert Jr., U.S. Air Force, was on the ground at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. That was

Lois Eisenberg’s letter in The Signal on Sept. 3 is so focused on a tree, she missed the whole forest. Republican criticisms have NOTHING to do with “intervention in Afghanistan.”

These days, it seems a funny if not even a quaint thing that Republicans continue to parrot the narrative that progressives and Democrats are really commie pinkos, certain to overthrow

Arthur Saginian writes interesting letters that invite others to consider various viewpoints. In the remarks about how he concluded that Rev. David Hegg’s belief is not based on knowledge, whereas

Mr. Gary Horton’s latest column (Sept. 1) is a valiant effort to put lipstick on a pig, as one of I sure his favorite politicians used to say. He is

By David Hegg Perhaps the most essential question of all is this one: Why is there something instead of nothing? We wake up in the morning, open our eyes and

On Oct. 15, 2020, Joe Biden tweeted the following: “We’re eight months into this pandemic, and Donald Trump still doesn’t have a plan to get this virus under control. I

Religion: that which can unite, divide or confuse us. Like Arthur Saginian, I was once agnostic. Unlike him, I now believe in the Creator God. When I was an agnostic,

The last couple of years have been pretty bad. Not especially profound, not too difficult to make that statement. In the midst of a global pandemic, as we witness the

By the Grace of God, the last planes left Kabul carrying the last of our precious military without being blasted out of the sky. The lives were obviously spared only

The disruption is prolific! I see its troublesome nature while walking my 2-year-old beagle, dining both at friends’ homes and in restaurants, in the workplace, during webinars and virtual meetings, even while on the road driving. It’s a

By Jonathan Andrade For The Signal Saugus High’s defense finally gave up some points this fall. A long 65-yard touchdown pass on Camarillo’s first play from the line of scrimmage

For The Signal 1.5 stars (out of 4) Set in the near future, the protagonist of “Reminiscence” is Nick Bannister (Hugh Jackson), who is sad and angry in equal measure.

The strange compulsion for sticking noses into other people’s lives has gone through the roof over COVID-19. Who CARES if someone ELSE gets sick? “But it could make ME sick”

I read how Gary Horton plans to “fix the world with a few paragraphs” (commentary, Aug. 4). He started off pretty good with talk of citizenship and civic duty. He