By Ryan Morgan Contributing Writer Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered fresh military strikes on the war-torn Gaza Strip on Tuesday, after accusing Hamas of violating a cease-fire put in place
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Food stamps are set to be paused on Saturday because of the government shutdown. Some 42 million Americans will not receive benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
By T.J. Muscaro Contributing Writer One of the most powerful hurricane landfalls ever recorded in the Atlantic basin has happened in Jamaica, according to the National Hurricane Center. Hurricane Melissa made landfall
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Monthly Social Security payments for tens of millions of retired Americans are set to receive a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment increase throughout 2026, the Social Security Administration announced
What an exciting month it’s been watching Republicans control every level of government: the executive, judicial and Congress. But let’s be real: At this phase of our country, all branches
To Brian Richards, I think I have the answer to your questions (letters, Aug. 15). Democrats, for some reason that I have yet to determine, have hitched their cart to
As we head into the final quarter of 2025, the NAACP Santa Clarita Branch is launching its fall membership drive — and we’re calling on our neighbors, friends and local
In a letter to the editor on Sept. 17, someone asks for examples of right wing violence on Democrats. (A chart) from the Cato Institute shows that since 1975 there
George Floyd, a Black man who had been detained by Minneapolis police after a store clerk alleged he had used a counterfeit $20 bill, died as Officer Derek Chauvin knelt
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump on Monday ruled out the possibility of him running for vice president in 2028 and said the Republican side has “great” potential candidates.
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer A judge ruled on Monday that the man accused of assassinating conservative commentator Charlie Kirk last month can appear in civilian clothing during all pre-trial hearings. Attorneys
By Catherine Yang Contributing Writer Markets rallied Monday ahead of the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, in which the two are expected to strike a
By Alicia Doyle Sunday Signal Writer Santa Clarita’s rolling hills are home to an equestrian world where children learn to bond with their first horse, couples escape for trail rides
By David Hegg Through a conversation with a learned friend, I recently came to see the eerie reality that what we know as “woke” ideology is a post-modern adaptation of
I just completed the four sessions at the SCV Water Academy. We toured three locations, each unique, but with the same goal: “Clean/Safe Drinking Water, without fear of turning on
Social Security is earned, not welfare. With fewer than three workers per retiree, the system faces insolvency in the 2030s. President Donald Trump’s new Social Security law makes major changes
In one of his letters many, many moons ago, Christopher Lucero took credit for starting what is now known as the Wakefield Winter Wonderland. It’s the Christmas display extravaganza that
Democratic politicians throughout California — those already in office and those who want in — assume voters will rearrange the state’s 52 congressional districts Nov. 4 and create new career
As a schoolboy growing up in England, tennis was more than just a sport — it was a classroom without walls, teaching lessons that would later prove invaluable in the workplace. From early winter mornings on frosty courts
Question: Hey Robert, Stan C. here. I want to purchase a jacuzzi for the back deck, but there is not adequate electricity in the location. Is this something that the average homeowner who is handy can do