
Brodie Butler | Homelessness and the Gospel
There are some people who believe the homeless population needs the gospel to achieve ultimate and eternal healing from the problems they have “largely created themselves.” First of all, not

There are some people who believe the homeless population needs the gospel to achieve ultimate and eternal healing from the problems they have “largely created themselves.” First of all, not

I think it would be helpful if the data column would also show the number of residents in each area. For example, Acton: 225 cases. How many people live in

I have just received the devastating news of the death of my lifelong dear friend and sometimes partner in crime Allan Cameron. Allan Cameron has spent many years working for

This letter was almost not written. After all, what good will it do? The city of Santa Clarita has already closed escrow on the Ice Station Valencia after agreeing to

By Claire Schlaman For The Signal Seven Canyons Aquatic Club swimmers have been awarded the USA Swimming Scholastic All America Team recognition, an accomplishment that recognizes athletes for their excellence

By David Hegg Many years ago when my son was playing at the highest level of the club soccer, he helped his team win a very prestigious national soccer tournament

A dreary gap exists between Washington’s birthday in mid-February and Memorial Day at the end of May. A new federal holiday on the last Monday in April would welcome spring

According to Realtor.com, spring is the busiest and best season to sell a home. While a good home can find a buyer any time of year, homeowners might find the

It happened over seven years ago but it got little play until 2018 when multiple media outlets started addressing the topic. Sen. Diane Feinstein’s “office director”/“gofer”/personal driver of 20 years,

We’re all in the same storm, but we’re not all in the same boat! I recently read this in a social media posting and thought, what a brilliant metaphor for

By Bill Miranda Santa Clarita Mayor The Southern California region is facing 0% ICU capacity and the highest number of coronavirus cases we have seen since the start of the

By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer As traditional recipes poured out of family cookbooks over the holidays, I went on a quest for the “best” Swedish pancake recipe from my

It’s no secret that a balanced diet with plenty of fruits and veggies can deliver important vitamins and nutrients for better health, but many of your favorite foods can actually

A garage may not be the focal point of your home, but it likely plays a significant role in your family’s everyday life. Keeping the garage tidy can help you

Many adults recall having braces as children. While braces have evolved dramatically over the last few decades, modern braces benefit teeth in much the same ways as those adults recall

Speedy, reliable internet is something people have quickly grown accustomed to. That’s no doubt why dropped Wi-Fi signals can be so frustrating. Various things can contribute to slow or interrupted

It’s no secret that 2020 has been a tumultuous year. Many Americans found themselves out of work — at least temporarily — and received unemployment benefits. Others may have experienced

By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer Over the last few years, I’ve added an increasing number of TV shows to my review schedule as streaming platforms such as Netflix, Hulu,

The pandemic changed our travel habits considerably, and forced us to reconsider how we get around safely. For example, the latest Hankook Tire Gauge Index found that three-quarters of Americans

Just the thought of comfort foods is often enough to warm the soul, especially as cool winds blow and temperatures drop. When cooler weather calls for hearty meals to give