With President Joe Biden now making federal transportation policy, the reckless California high-speed rail project is in line for a $929 million grant from Washington, D.C. The funds will surely
I wonder, is it safe to call the sheriff now if you have a dog? Dogs are supposed to bark at strangers, especially when they enter their yard. The Sheriff’s
Like many residents of the Antelope Valley, my family and I have recently noticed the rise of illegal growing operations in the region. These cartel-linked grows brought with them a
By David Hegg We live in an increasingly critical world. With the explosion of social media, our natural tendencies to be critical about everything have an inexhaustible outlet that offers
Have you ever noticed how a person’s intelligence is directly proportional to the amount they agree with you? All kidding aside, when a speaker or a writer shares our personal
I just finished reading Jonathan Kraut’s article (June 8) where he proposes a “real solution” to our drug crisis. Mr. Kraut’s delivery reminded me very much of the late Harry
On Tuesday, June 22, voters in New York City participated in a historic primary election. This primary election is the first in the city’s history, and the largest city in
From the many columns and letters of Betty Arenson that frequently appear in The Signal there is no doubt that she is well informed and we can see from her
By: Kevin Bolder, Au.D. Like any other technology, hearing aids are always evolving to bring you better performance, additional features, and more convenience. One of the latest revolutions in hearing
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal Hart High baseball once again made it to the semifinals bracket, and once again came up just shy, losing 1-0 to Arlington in the state playoffs. The end
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal Casey Burrill officially will be stepping down as head baseball coach at West Ranch High School, but plans to stay on as an assistant coach for as long as they’ll have him
Long before the city of Santa Clarita was a city, there was the old Saugus Rehabilitation Center, owned and operated by the city of Los Angeles as a rehab center
It truly takes someone of President Joe Biden’s level to approve mass demonstrations of anger during a pandemic, only to ban mass demonstrations of patriotism (e.g., Mt. Rushmore) for “health
My name is Varun Ramanan and I am a freshman at Academy of the Canyons here in Santa Clarita. As India is fighting against a devastating second wave of COVID-19,
I really thought that the Measure H and HHH were worthy experiments to combat homelessness in LA County. Boy, was I wrong. In case you forgot, we passed a sales tax
A letter writer on June 15 was very put off because two 30-something women wore masks while playing tennis, even though they were both vaccinated. Why does he care? If
In his letter to the editor, “A Double Helping of Dumb,” June 20, Rob Kerchner is at it again: making statements and claims that make no sense. He says the
I don’t know if nuclear first-strike capability is possible. We need to determine if an arms race with Russia could lead to our annihilation; and if so, we need to
By Ryan Menzie For The Signal The Hart High baseball season continues for another day as the Indians won their road playoff matchup against the Arroyo Grande Eagles on Tuesday. A long trip to Arroyo Grande and