
Gary Curtis | After the Taliban Takeover
The Taliban practice and enforce a strict, fundamentalist version of Islamic law, known as “Sharia.” It is drawn from the words of Muhammad (hadith), his personal practice (sunnah), and Islam’s

The Taliban practice and enforce a strict, fundamentalist version of Islamic law, known as “Sharia.” It is drawn from the words of Muhammad (hadith), his personal practice (sunnah), and Islam’s

Almost everyone knows the story. It’s rich in imagery, temptation and religious design. And in two short chapters in Genesis 2 and 3, Adam and Eve are banished from the Garden of Eden. The devil is

By Jonathan Andrade For The Signal West Ranch High School’s football team just didn’t have an answer for “The Bus.” Braydon “The Bus” Brus, a Glendora High senior committed to Northwestern University, rushed for three second-half touchdowns to power the

In his column (July 11) the Rev. David Hegg, senior pastor at Grace Baptist Church, asks us to “honestly read and study the biblical story with someone who actually approaches

On (TV) news at 6 this morning we heard a story on water shortage. Here is a partial solution: How about holding our elected officials responsible. There are 20,500 new

I want to thank all the courageous athletes who participated in the 2021 Olympics. Medal count: gold 39, silver 41, bronze 33. Overall medal count is 113. Outstanding. We as

On Sept. 14, California voters will vote whether to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom, and if he is recalled, who his successor will be. This marks the second time on less

I am a middle schooler entering 8th grade, and I would like give my opinion on the William S. Hart Union High School District’s decision to not have a free

Thomas Oatway asserts my commentary of July 31, “Biden Presidency Marked by Broken Promises,” is full of “untruths.” The theme of the commentary is that Joe Biden, both as a

I have to say, with weeks of voting, ballot boxes scattered everywhere, legal vote harvesting (made legal by our state representatives), I do not have much faith in our county

In several recent letters to the editor, my submissions have been criticized by Signal readers who disagree. I will respond. One letter suggested that I should be more concerned about

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?”—Martin Luther King Jr. Volunteering is an essential part of life in Santa Clarita. In addition to performing

“It’s not about health, it’s about control!” “TYRANNY disguised as SAFETY!” “Freedom of Choice!” “No masks, no tests, no vaccines, no passports!” “Don’t Comply!” Last Saturday, The Signal reported on

I think your editorial on the supermajority push for multi-unit residences in the midst of a single-family development was excellent. Now I want to hear from you on the state

In their Aug. 6 opinion column, Cheryl Gilmore and Mark Reynolds of Citizens’ Climate Lobby again use alarmist language in their quarterly flacking for a tax on all economic activity,

Women were a dominating factor as Team USA acquired more medals than any nation at the Tokyo Olympics. Female athletes won nearly 60% of U.S. medals and were awarded 23

There’s never been a harder time to operate a small business in California. Asian Pacific Islander-owned small businesses — like those our organization represents across Southern California — have

Recently Gary Horton penned another screed that was filled with leftist platitudes about the reasons for increased crime (Aug. 4). To summarize, his reasons are a disrespect for the rule

By David Hegg For the past few weeks I’ve made time to watch the Olympic Games, and I’m glad I did because what I heard and saw from the athletes

Torment is merely a side effect. All I’m trying to do is make you think, to think independently of what you have been “told.” It’s no different than meditating or