By Lynn La CalMatters Writer Electric bicycles allow riders to zip across town in a way that’s more affordable and environmentally friendly than gas-powered cars. They reduce traffic, can help people
By Chris Summers Contributing Writer The U.S. Army said systemic failures led to a collision between an American Airlines regional jet and a military helicopter that killed 67 people near Ronald
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer U.S. weather forecasters on Friday morning said Hurricane Isaias has become a Category 3 major storm with 120 mph winds — with just hours to go
A home should be a place of comfort and security. But homes can be targeted by thieves who are eager to make off with people’s hard-earned possessions. Securing a home
By Sandy Lindsey Contributing Writer Prevention is the best medicine, especially when it comes to plumbing. The first step is to inspect the entire house to discover any potential problems before
In re: Jack Teoli, letters, “Those Last-Minute SCOTUS Rulings,” Aug. 16: It always puzzles me why, to some people, the answer to every problem, real or imagined, seems to always
This is in response to Glenda Roybal’s letter (June 23) regarding water meters.. I understand how she feels, but I also know why the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency did
The (affluent female liberal) way to “forgive and forget” is to champion a child murderer, all illegal alien criminals, and every abortion seeker while forgetting three sweet children, millions of
Californians are in a sour mood these days, and for good reason. The state’s economy is stuck in neutral with scant job creation since the end of the COVID pandemic.
News release The Mosaic Gallery in Valencia is presenting the artworks of Santa Clarita Valley’s award-winning multimedia artists Naomi Young and Fatima Aya Kian, said a news release from the gallery.
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer A state of emergency was declared on Wednesday by Alabama’s governor in dozens of counties ahead of Hurricane Isaias, which is currently predicted to strike the
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump on Thursday said the United States will not launch new strikes against Iran before the November elections, due to ongoing discussions between his
By Frank Fang Contributing Writer A group of U.S. lawmakers is urging Congress to pass bipartisan legislation to counter foreign governments’ efforts to intimidate and surveil individuals on U.S. soil, after
While many of this year’s 14 ballot measures have heavily funded support or opposition, Proposition 2: Budget Stabilization Account Cap Increase and Gann Limit Changes Amendment, has received no funding
Regarding Larry Moore’s “Avoiding another 9/11” letter in the Sunday Signal, Sept. 20: I don’t know where he got his information about the Democrats’ platform, but in the Democratic Party
Although I am generally an optimistic person who tries to view things in a positive light, I must admit that recent news regarding artficial intelligence is quite alarming and unnerving.
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By Andrew Moran Contributing Writer President Donald Trump lauded the Treasury Department’s automatic enrollment for Trump Accounts at an Oval Office event on Wednesday. Trump highlighted that approximately 70 million U.S.
By Owen Evans Contributing Writer Tropical Storm Isaias formed over the southwestern Gulf of America on Wednesday and is forecast to rapidly turn into a hurricane before reaching the U.S. Gulf
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The FBI arrested an 18-year-old man on suspicion of planning an attack in support of the ISIS terrorist group at the Mall of America in Minnesota,