By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita City Mayor This summer, Santa Clarita is experiencing one of the driest and most fire-prone seasons on record, with temperatures soaring and vegetation withered and
Keeping up on the latest fashion trends often means having a foot firmly planted in the past. Experts say fashion is cyclical, which means there’s a good chance that if
By David Hegg Recently, as a result of the examination of some of our politicians’ lives, the subject of redemption has become part of the national conversation. It usually goes
Running for reelection in 2012, then-President Barack Obama stated at a rally in Roanoke, Virginia, what was the mantra of the Democratic Party at the time regarding the creation of
The battle lines have been drawn. Resources are being gathered. The rules of engagement… well, there are no rules. At stake is whether we embrace the chains and murderous intolerance
The Democrats’ prosecutorial overreach regarding Jan. 6 mirrors their prosecutorial overreach regarding Russian collusion. In both cases, Democrats employed the criminal justice system to delegitimize their political opposition by declaring
Quick recap. Sam Johnson (purveyor of big cats and craft beer) has found the perfect place for his unique venture, “Growlers – Felines & Ale.” There you can find jaguars dripping blood while
I’ve started and scaled companies, and one of the toughest nuts to crack was getting the people equation right. Many companies are challenged today with this same nut. There’s excitement in the air about
Ripped from the headlines: “FBI says Russian hackers responsible for cyberattack on fuel pipeline” — ABC News, May 11, 2021; “A Russian group claimed responsibility for pipeline ransomware attack” — MSNBC, May 10, 2021;
Anytime you speak up, you open yourself up to criticism. Fair or not, that is just the way it is. When I write a commentary, I understand that some might
Jonathan Ahmadi, a Democrat candidate for California’s 38th Assembly District, stated an ugly fact raging within California’s supermajority (July 3), concerning securing money for the district. “That’s the type of
We are seeing a steady rise in COVID-19 infections in California in recent weeks. That is unfortunate because nearly every person over 11 can get a shot that will protect
“The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.” — Eleanor Roosevelt Where will life
Historically, societal transitions, such as moving from feudal to capitalistic economies or from agricultural to industrial societies, have been led by pacesetters who exploit the transition to accumulate massive wealth
We have learned some things from this pandemic. One of them is that online meetings may be more inclusive. For over a year now all agencies have been conducting meetings
My friend and I organized the recent car parade on the Fourth of July. We would like to thank all those who participated in the parade. Our goal was to
It took over 2 million Californians to sign the petition for a recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom. Now that the recall is certified, it will take additional millions of
Local student earns semester honors at Kansas State University Lucas Herme, of Santa Clarita, was among nearly 5,000 Kansas State University students who earned semester honors for their academic performance in the fall
Harriet broke her hip and needed surgery. Post-operatively, the hospital was swift to push her out the door, while Medicare controlled the financial strings. Instead of going home, she went
NPR (National Public Radio) has a lead that goes, “How in the WORLD do you keep up with all that’s changing in the WORLD?” Their answer is to listen to