Thank you to Keith R. Smith Jr., Major USAF (Ret.), for his wonderful and inspiring letter honoring three Tuskegee Generals, and spotlighting Gen. Lucius Theus. I sent The Signal with
As of Feb. 13 in the SCV, 237 people have died after testing positive for COVID-19. Total positive tests are 24,902. Per relevant studies (e.g, the journal Nature), the number
It starts with a simple thank you. However, that’s not where it should end. I recently made a significant purchase. I bought a new car. The salesperson was pleasant, not pushy, and worked with
Irrespective of the impetuous accusations being recklessly tossed around about several Republicans in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate concerning the electoral votes in the 2020
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris need to be impeached. Does Biden know what he is doing to this country because he is so jealous of President Donald Trump? His executive
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘I Care a Lot’ Netflix presents a film written and directed by J Blakeson. Rated R (for language throughout and some violence). Running time:
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Classic recipes sometimes scare me off. Too many steps, too many risks for failure and too many pans to clean. No wonder I was
At age 57, journalist, songwriter and Maryland resident Alice was getting ready for her wedding and writing her first musical when she contracted shingles. “I love to write songs, play
By Michele E. Buttelman Signal Staff Writer There is still time to head to the nursery for your bare root roses, trees and vines. Mike Wronkowski, nursery manager of Green
As we move away from a year unlike any other, Americans have developed a newfound tolerance for uncertainty — and the need to prepare for it. The start of a
While many loving pet owners are unaware their pet may not be at their healthiest weight, the fact is that more than half of cats and dogs in the U.S.
What may have started as a deal too good to pass up could end up costing you for months to come. Costly subscription services could be charging your debit or
The arrival of spring brings with it warming temperatures, blooming flowers and endless springtime celebrations. It is also an opportunity to try something new, whether it is in the garden,
If you have a baby who is born too early or has serious health problems, he or she may be admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit, a hospital unit
By Ken Striplin City Manager The City of Santa Clarita continues to rank among the safest cities in California and across the nation thanks to the dedication and tireless work
Yes, it’s been a while. This whole pandemic has significantly impacted wine tourism while having minimal effect on the wine industry otherwise. This column is about the last interview I had at a wine event almost
Over the last six years, the Stevenson Ranch Landscape Maintenance District, which is managed by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works, has accelerated into a death spiral.
Gary Horton’s “Rejoice For All of the Good That Is Around Us” (Feb. 24) says he rejoices in the new peace he feels with less Twitter and name-calling. That’s right
After reading Christopher Lucero’s Feb. 26 letter to the editor (“Texas-Sized Irony”) the irony of his first paragraph made me laugh. Christopher states that those not living in California have
It’s been almost a year since California was put under a state-mandated lockdown by Gov. Gavin Newsom. What was supposed to be a short-term lockdown is turning into a year