By Tim Whyte Signal Editor There’s a bit of a contradiction circulating among candidates for local and regional office, and it goes something like this: We have a housing crisis.

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I’ll admit, I was a little nervous. It had been a little while since I’d hosted one of these things. Over a dozen years, if

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor “Oh Christ,” he said. “The best thing in football was to really pop someone. One of the great joys of my life was to get

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Lee Schramling was probably not going to be elected to the Santa Clarita City Council. It was 1992. He was running against an incumbent, Jan

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I’m not boycotting anything. Not. One. Damn. Thing. Except boycotts. Those, I’m boycotting. It’s the latest in many recent signs of the Apocalypse: Last week

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor   Sam Malone: There are three types of women I don’t get involved with: married, underage or comatose. Norm Peterson (to Cliff Clavin): He’s added

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor It turns out, we were all asking the wrong question. When a College of the Canyons student tried to crash a private meeting hosted on

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I’ve been accused of instituting a partisan bias at The Signal since I returned as editor, and it’s time to come clean: I’m guilty. All

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Raise your hand if you’ve ever been denied employment, based on: A) Your gender B) Your skin color C) Your sexual orientation D) All of

Don’t sleep on this one, folks: The decision-makers in downtown Los Angeles are preparing to offload the big city’s homelessness problems on you. Specifically, they’re making it Tesoro del Valle’s

I was working late one night in 1992, in The Signal’s old newsroom on Creekside Road. It was just me, a couple of sports guys and the copy desk. I

So. Where were we? Oh yes. When I left The Signal in 2007, the Santa Clarita Valley was facing some major issues. There was the battle to stop the proposed