In the first weeks of 2025, our Southern California community endured a devastating loss. The fires that swept across our region — unpredictable, fast-moving, and ferocious — have left families displaced, homes destroyed, and neighborhoods forever changed.
By Stacy Robinson Contributing Writer The Department of Justice is suing Fulton County, Georgia, to obtain voting records from the 2020 election. The Fulton County suit, filed on Dec. 11, stems from
By Janice Hisle Contributing Writer The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved a stronger version of the city’s local “sanctuary city” ordinance on Dec. 11, in opposition to federal agents’ illegal-immigration crackdown in the
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) New Orleans field office arrested 2,824 illegal immigrants in November and deported 11,870 from the country, it said in a Dec. 11
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested he might work with congressional Democrats to address health care, as insurance subsidies are set to expire by the end
For the bleeding-heart liberals who bemoan the loss of two narco-terrorist “sailors,” I have one thing to say: They got what they deserved. When these narco-terrorists sign up to pilot
The following comments were submitted to the Santa Clarita City Council on Nov. 25, regarding Denise Lite’s Nov. 22 commentary in The Signal. Denise and I have cordially disagreed
My mother used to tell me I was incapable of having an unexpressed thought, which was her adorable way of saying I talked too much. But Lucy was right. Rarely
As Santa Clarita turns 38, we’re not just celebrating another year — we’re honoring the vision that made cityhood possible and the bright future still ahead. When our city incorporated in 1987, it was a community in transition.
I am writing in response to Jack Teoli’s letter of Dec. 1, “A Concerning Endorsement,” which criticizes the City Council’s 5-0 vote recommending a “no” vote on Proposition 50 regarding
Folks on the right talk a lot about TDS — Trump Derangement Syndrome — but leftists also called George W. Bush “Hitler.” They even hanged him in effigy. They freaked
I never liked John Fetterman. He was too far to the left, or so I thought. Too weird. Too much of a narcissist who did things the way that he
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, an all-but-certain candidate for president in 2028, jumped at the chance to address a forum of business executives and other A-list figures last week and burnish
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the United States seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela in what appears to be an escalation in the administration’s campaign against
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer A federal judge on Wednesday blocked President Donald Trump’s use of the National Guard in Los Angeles to deal with civil unrest. U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer rejected the
Dear Savvy Senior, I recently had an estate plan drafted, including a will, power of attorney and advance directive, but I’m not sure what to do about all my online accounts – email, banking and
By Guy Birchall Contributing Writer Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday that Kyiv will share its revised peace plan with the United States. This comes after a day of diplomacy in Europe. Zelenskyy made
An aggravated cognitive numbness is drifting across America. We wake up clicking through new scandals, new insults and new eruptions that dominate our screens, but very few of them make
Elaine Smith poses a perplexing question (letters, Oct. 8). She’s retired, in good health, has no extra money, but wants to help get rid of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and
Re: “County signs off on 1,500 more homes for west side,” news, Nov 19. On Dec. 14, 1963, I watched from our rooftop as the Baldwin Hills Dam ruptured, releasing