We’ve come to a very important crossroads. When Google is free to influence elections without interference or challenge by limiting free speech from some and not from others… When the
3 local students make honor roll at Oregon State University Three local students made the scholastic honor roll for spring term 2020 at Oregon State University. A total of 7,004
The holiday season is upon us, and it’s the most wonderful time of the year! It fills me with joy to see families, friends and loved ones out and about
In their landmark 2010 “Citizens United vs. FEC” case, the U.S. Supreme Court concluded “money is a form of speech” and the First Amendment precludes restrictions on corporate donations and
On Thursday, Oct. 9, I received four ballots in my mail box for the presidential election to be held on Nov. 3. I was delivered one ballot for myself, and
The war is over; one, two, or maybe even three tours in hostile territories, and the Army soldier is ready to go home, her discharge date is within sight. A
I would like to take this opportunity to praise and thank all the Angelenos who took part in the celebration of the L.A. Dodgers winning the World Series. The LOSERS!
Has it occurred to you how many times our “leaders” have changed course on this bloody pandemic since March? Not only our elected officials, but even the so-called medical experts
For those employers dreading Nov. 4 (the day after the election) for whatever reason, let me assure you that there are more challenges facing you come 2021. Here are some
For years, the Santa Clarita Valley has been a home to feature films, TV shows, commercials and now streaming productions, as the SCV sits in the northern half of the
By David Hegg In two days, America will begin the chore of finalizing Election 2020. With early voting, vote-by-mail, and election day in-person voting, chances are good we won’t know
The supposition that Jonathan Kraut tries to draw in his recent opinion piece (Oct. 27) that thin blue line flags that honor law enforcement are a “symbol of repression,” equivalent
Do you think 2020’s COVID deaths were widely preventable? If so, think again, because the average age of a COVID death is 79. And if death is widely preventable at
I just read Jim Horton’s Oct. 23 rant, “The Climate Change Boogeyman,” and I must say there’s no question of where he’s coming from. But, I question a few of
We’re on the eve of one of our country’s most cherished holidays, an American tradition that harkens back to the Pilgrim days of the 1620s. This has been a rough
Dog owners take their furry friends’ health very seriously. Like their human companions, dogs can experience health problems that seemingly come out of nowhere. But unlike the men and women
There are plenty of areas around Santa Clarita where you can safely ride your bike. Not only can you enjoy being outside with your family, you can get in some
Financial literacy is an important component of STEAM learning and a building block of a comfortable future. Unfortunately, many schools have limited programs. But there’s good news — not only
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Although my taste buds aren’t necessarily craving a popular pumpkin spice latte at local coffee shops, I’m eager to prepare traditional harvest foods, like
Let’s face it, makeup can be expensive. We are living in a time like no other, with the pandemic and social distancing affecting every aspect of our lives — from