The woman whose administration built just eight electric vehicle charging stations in two and a half years, at a cost of $7.5 billion, is now promising to build 3 million
Dear Savvy Senior, I’ve been diagnosed with sleep apnea and have been trying to use a CPAP device for the past six months but can’t tolerate it. Are there any
By Emel Akan and Andrew Moran Contributing Writers With one week to go before Election Day, the race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump remains locked in
By Autumn Spredemann Contributing Writer As a record number of Americans turn 65 this year, retiring abroad is becoming an increasingly attractive option for many. Former U.S. residents — or “expats”
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer USA Today, along with several hundred other publications under the Gannett-controlled USA Today Network, will not endorse a candidate in this year’s presidential election, with a
A hot-button issue for our local government, when thinking of the “homeless” crisis, and discussed by both primary presidential candidates, is the increasing cost of housing. Even after the November
Looking back on night four of the Democratic National Convention: The evening started with a platitude-rich speech by Gretchen Whitmer. At one point she called Kamala Harris a “badass.” Really?
Donald Trump is doubling down on tariffs as what he insists is a big tax paid by countries who export to the U.S. When asked a question on his child
Occasionally — perhaps once a generation — California experiences a sharp change in its political climate, upsetting whatever is considered the current norm. The most obvious example occurred in 1978,
By Janice Hisle Contributing Writer NEW YORK CITY — Former President Donald Trump took to the stage at the world-renowned Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday, filling the
By Owen Evans Contributing Writer North Korean troops have been sent to Russia to aid in its war against Ukraine, according to NATO. “Today, I can confirm that North Korean troops
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Recent estimates published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that the XEC COVID-19 variant is now circulating inside the United States. According to
By David Hegg In his 11-volume, “The Story of Civilization,” philosopher and historian Will Durant offered the simple yet profound observation that “nations are born stoic and die epicurean.”
Of the William S. Hart Union High School District, only 63% of the students were proficient in English, 47% in math, and 44% in science. Suppose 37% of The Signal’s
It’s not often when reading of current events that I have the pleasure of enjoying a story as much as I enjoyed that of the 100th birthday of Barbara Blakey
It’s fun watching folks compensate for their predicament with Joe Biden by ginning up apoplexy over the Bad Orange Man, as though the success of 2017-2020 and the failure of
Proper nutrition is critical to older adults’ overall vitality, providing energy, helping to control weight, and even preventing and managing some diseases. Unfortunately, 10% of older people don’t eat enough,
Bringing a pet into your home is one of the best decisions you can make to enrich your life, with three quarters of pet parents reporting mental health improvements from
Midweek I arrived early at my church for an evening activity. I noticed a minivan I did not recognize parked in the shade of a nearby tree. I approached the
The amateurs running the Kamala Harris campaign have finally hit bottom. They tried dealing the “Trump is Crazy” card, the “Trump is Exhausted” card and the “Trump is a Threat
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