Children, adolescents and young adults likely cannot imagine a life without modern technology. Technology may have pervaded every part of life in the 21st century, but it wasn’t so long
Designing an ideal backyard space requires forethought and an eye for style. Knowing which features to include in a yard often boils down to what homeowners want to achieve in
Technology advances at such a rapid pace that it can be hard for consumers to keep up. Something that maybe didn’t exist as recently as a few years ago may
Hopefully, all Santa Clarita residents experienced a joyful New Year’s Eve, by celebrating in a responsible manner, thereby eliminating the possibility of becoming an overnight guest in the Santa Clarita
As a compulsive Signal letter writer and hater of all things Republican and Donald Trump, Lois Eisenberg (Dec. 23) should be more than happy with William Barr’s performance as attorney
We all need an outlet where we can do something that benefits our health, and release stress and anxiety, especially this year. For many of us, that place is our
We are coming to the end of another year and heading toward a fresh start for 2021. I am looking hopefully upon the New Year as I enter my first
COVID-19 is getting very up front and personal. No longer some “make-believe virus that someone you never heard of got,” COVID-19 is hammering Southern California – and especially L.A. County.
Subject: Newly elected District Attorney George Gascón. To the people who voted for Gascón, you got what you wanted. Or did you? When in court and you can’t afford an
Last week I put out my trash cans as usual, but the green waste sat all alone for several days and then I finally put it back in my yard.
Anne Lu Wolf celebrated her 90th birthday recently at her home in Macmillan Ranch, Canyon Country. A small roundup of family moseyed on up to be entertained by mariachis and
While there is great chaos and emotional uncertainty regarding a president who still insists on not leaving office, a greater and possibly more immediate threat to our safety and well-being
In 1972, William F. Buckley Jr.’s conservative magazine National Review published a cover headline titled “The Time Has Come: Abolish the Pot Laws,” a proposal Buckley, himself, supported. Nearly 50
USA. Taxes. Redistribution. Incentives. Subsidies. Just a few memes to kick things off. Patricia Suzanne (commentary, Dec. 5) has asked why she or her family should pay for someone else’s
Looking at the picture from a higher level I feel confident in saying that the coronavirus and COVID-19 did not destroy countless businesses, alter our lives, or damage the economy.
The next time someone you know waxes eloquent about universal health care, remember this: Nothing that requires the labor of others is a basic human right. Rather, there is a
By David Hegg There are so many things we’ve been learning this year about the COVID-19 virus and the wide range of effects it has had, is having, and will
I am amazed at what people can complain about during a worldwide pandemic that has 22,820 deaths and 1,902,355 confirmed cases in California alone as of Dec. 21 at 6
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Here’s a rich-tasting, family-friendly recipe of hearty butternut squash soup that you simply won’t want to pass up. No need to precook the fresh
Getting vaccinated for the flu is more important than ever. This is no ordinary flu season; it’s a flu season amid a pandemic. With two dangerous viruses going around at