Most people are concerned about all the negative effects of climate change, a recent Yale survey found. Large majorities of voters support policies to reduce carbon pollution and promote clean
Recent tax law changes, the pandemic and an underfunded IRS have coincided to make the current tax season exceptionally difficult for both taxpayers and tax practitioners who prepare tax returns.
Part 3 of 5 (Part 2 appeared March 9). All the president was asking for was an audit – a double check to verify the validity of the ballots cast
Do your conservative columnists realize how childish and unprofessional they seem when they write things like, “She is now embarrassed to reveal her state of residence” in their bios? If
In my last Signal column, I reported that our L.A. County issuing site for the COVID-19 vaccines at Six Flags Magic Mountain was greatly overstaffed and highly inefficient. I hate
No more cancel culture nonsense! The logo of the Hart High School “Indians” is as appropriate today as it was at its inception 75 years ago. A “racist” is defined
I met Mike Garcia two years ago in a coffee shop in Saugus. He told me he was planning to challenge Katie Hill for the 25th Congressional District seat. I
By David Hegg At some point it was inevitable that I would opine about love. I must confess that the urge had come up quite often but I’ve always been
At one of the most crucial times in our modern history, with an unforeseen pandemic lockdown and a highly contentious election, the fallout from both leaves an uncertainty in our
For eight years, from 2008 to 2016, regulation saddled America’s economy, ironically priming Donald Trump’s history-making recovery. So how was he defeated? The same way… with regulation (alongside “emergency” election
The Joe Biden administration will rejoin the Paris Climate Accords after President Donald Trump left the accords for good reasons. First, the world’s No. 1 and 3 polluters (China-India) of
I was digging deep, reaching into my physical core, and praying! I was mustering the strength to finish the last 6 miles. I was at the beginning of Hains Point, the 4-mile oval, bracketed by the Potomac River, which
During this global lockdown, there were moments of heroism, and inspiring tales of virtue, qualitative and quantitative time spent with loved ones, and we may have even grown from certain
By Matt Lechuga For The Signal It only took one quarter for the Foothill League’s reigning champs to reassert themselves as the team to beat in this new, condensed season, with a
By Dan Lovi For The Signal As the sun set over Harry Welch Stadium on Friday night, the excitement in the air was palpable, as the Golden Valley and Hart football teams took
By Mary Petersen Signal Staff Writer My husband and I are celebrating our 38th wedding anniversary this month. It’s been 40 years since our first date when I returned home
Easter is a significant holiday for Christians across the globe. Though Easter Sunday is when faithful Christians gather to celebrate their faith, the week preceding Easter Sunday is full of
Technology has become such a part of the fabric of daily life that it’s easy for anyone to take their favorite gadgets and gizmos for granted. It’s only when power
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer When a snack attack hits, or you crave a sweet dessert after a meal, what do you reach for? Crunchy cookies, creamy pudding, silky