Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Agreeing with Reagan

It seems I have something in common with President Ronald Reagan’s children, Maureen and Michael Reagan: We all think Republicans are being stupid. As far as I’m concerned Republicans’ continued

Saugus boys basketball tops Hart, 79-68

By Ryan Menzie For The Signal  Strong drives into the lane, tough rebounds and shooting lights-out from the 3-point line. This gritty game Tuesday showed all the reasons why this Foothill League rivalry always brings out the best

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Jim de Bree | Yes, We Need to Fund the IRS

Six years ago, I wrote a Signal column entitled “We Need to Stop Playing Politics with the IRS.” Although that column was not popular with many readers, it pointed out

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | A Study in Contrasts

For four years, big government leftists crucified a president who was unpaid and worked overtime for America. Then they installed someone they had paid for 45 years while he accomplished

Letters to the Editor

Thomas Oatway | A Threat to Our Way of Life

Mathew Dowd, a political analyst who lives in Texas, stated that the No. 1 issue in America is not the pandemic, or the economic recovery, or infrastructure. This issue is

SCV Voices: Guest Commentary

Dave Bossert | Stevenson Ranch: You Need to Ask

Regardless of your religious persuasion, the biblical phrase “whatsoever ye shall ask…ye shall receive” is familiar to most. I mention this because, in my last commentary, I asked for an

Letters to the Editor

Alyssa Theodore | Garcia Did Support Trump

To say that Rep. Mike Garcia wasn’t a Donald Trump supporter is absolutely ridiculous. There have been a couple people, thankfully not too many, who are saying that “Garcia hasn’t

Letters to the Editor

Lois Eisenberg | Time to Ban Assault Weapons

I’m compelled to write this letter about banning assault weapons, which should be a priority issue, but after it made headlines it was not mentioned by any of the right-wing

Marsha McLean | Explore Old Town Newhall

As the weather gets warmer and restrictions begin to lift, I am looking forward to seeing everyone again as we explore Old Town Newhall’s eclectic mix of wonderful shops and

Outdoor TVs up the ante in outdoor living areas

Outdoor living areas provide a great way for homeowners to spend more time outdoors doing the things they love. That includes watching their favorite shows. Many homeowners take televisions designed

Ways to reach a healthy blood pressure

To take care of your heart, it’s important to know and track your blood pressure. Millions of Americans have high blood pressure, also called hypertension, but many don’t realize it

How to Create a Realistic Budget

A budget is one of the most important financial tools in your arsenal, but budgeting isn’t one size fits all. In order to be successful, your budget should reflect your

Spring cleaning your personal technology

People typically think of spring cleaning as a time to polish up their homes. However, spring is also a great time to evaluate if your technology is working for you

Create abstract art with melted crayons

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Before you toss out the crayon stubs your school-age kids have hoarded in shoeboxes and drawers around the house this past winter, make these

What to expect from cataract surgery

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens of the eye that can cause blurry vision and increase glare from lights. The Mayo Clinic indicates that cataracts can make it difficult