I think we have forgotten who were are as Americans. We have forgotten how we started. We have forgotten why we started. We wanted freedom. We wanted freedom from oppression
2 SCV students among Huskers named to spring deans’ list Nearly 7,500 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have been named to the deans’ list for the spring semester of the 2019-20
“The more complex the network is, the more complex its pattern of interconnections, the more resilient it will be.” — Fritjof Capra During times of strain and stress, the connections
The following commentary is a planned submission to The Signal’s 2020 time capsule: signalscv.com/2020/05/santa-clarita-covid-19-digital-time-capsule-to-be-created/. This is a personal account of my experience with COVID-19 and also what is being done
I’d like to weigh in about our police and what has been going on of late. I should first explain that I know very little about the operation of the
Dear Netflix: I recently received a message from my sister-in-law on our family text thread. Her words made me think of you, Netflix! She posted a photograph of her twin
America has lost an American treasure, with an exceptional character as attested by her “Justice For All” agenda. America will mourn Ruth Bader Ginsburg for years knowing how she handled
As we continue to assess the damage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and look for a path forward for our Santa Clarita business community, it’s clear that one of the
in earnest to invade Panama and capture the de facto Panamanian leader, general and dictator Manuel Noriega. I was the law enforcement planning officer, and part of the team squirreled
By Mari Shay, RN Manager, Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the manager of the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center at Henry Mayo Newhall
By Ken Striplin City Manager In today’s society, organizations earn the trust of the public by providing high-quality service when it’s needed most. Whether it’s a plumber who fixes a
Spending a lot more time at home indoors these days or adjusting to going back outside? New habits and big lifestyle changes can have an effect on one’s skin. Here
By Richard Roeper Signal Contributing Writer ‘Once Upon a River’ Film Movement presents a film written and directed by Haroula Rose, based on the novel by Bonnie Jo Campbell. No
Introducing kids to unfamiliar flavors doesn’t have to be a frightful experience. Getting creative and taking cues from some beloved characters may be all it takes for families to explore
Give your home a warm and cozy vibe this fall with a few DIY projects that are sure to add seasonal cheer to any space. Whether you’re looking for a
By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer Autumn has arrived. That means outdoor gardening conditions will become more comfortable as the weather offers us cooler nights and more relief from heat.
Adopting and fostering pets continues to trend as people across the nation add furry friends to their families. However, building a bond is just the first step to pet ownership;
Car maintenance is often a scheduled chore when you’re regularly driving. However, if you’re driving less due to the current environment, maintenance can easily become a lesser priority or even
By Donna Erickson Signal Contributing Writer Felting “acorns” using fluffy natural wool is a relaxing and enjoyable fall activity for all ages. It’s especially suited for young children who like
Hear, hear to the Sept. 22 letter by Don Ricketts about the woeful deficiencies of the city library system. Not only has the city taken financial hits from their decisions,