My dopey sister-like substance Leslie’s kids are all grown up. Her oldest is still effortlessly and movie star gorgeous. Yet, technically, she becomes a senior citizen next month. Returning for
I don’t live in District 2, so I won’t have the opportunity to vote for Denise Lite myself. But that hasn’t stopped me from telling every friend I have who
Santa Clarita has grown into a strong and vibrant community because of the many people who have invested their time, talents and energy into making this a great place to
I have known Maria Gutzeit for over 20 years, going back to when we both volunteered on the Senior Center Foundation. She was dedicated to our seniors and to improving
I am writing to express my support for the William S. Hart Union High School District’s Career Technical Education and Career Pathways program, and specifically Joe Messina, the current president
Vote for Gloria Mercado-Fortine, who is running for City Council, District 2. Why? Because she and her husband have been the founders and leaders of this city since its beginning
Last week one of my clients was victimized by a new form of artificial intelligence-powered cybertheft. The cybercrooks used new technology to exploit a common vulnerability. It is easier now
Saugus Union School District is at a time of change, and I am excited to announce my candidacy for the Saugus Union School District Governing Board, Trustee Area 5. I
I’ve never actually met Denise Lite in person. I’m not part of her inner circle, just someone who’s paid attention to Santa Clarita politics for a while, and who watched
Tony Brown’s Aug. 29 letter, “A Track Record in Education,” presents Julee Brooks’ professional accomplishments. Voters should also examine her positions on parental rights, transparency and gender identity. I have
ortonA decent society can’t promise that nobody will suffer. It decides which forms of preventable suffering it will no longer accept. Elections are nearing. Sides are being taken, battle lines drawn,
For more than a decade, Old Town Newhall has been more than the place where I own a business. It is part of my life. When you build a business
The Signal will publish letters and columns related to local elections through Saturday, Oct. 3, one month before Election Day. (Vote drop boxes are scheduled to open on Oct. 6,
During his nearly eight years as governor, Gavin Newsom has had a somewhat unusual approach to dealing with a Legislature dominated by his fellow Democrats. Rather than coax them into
Cheez Whiz on crackers and salami sandwiches eaten on the step of our red Econoline van parked at a rest stop. Dinty Moore Stew heated up on a hotplate at
With the 2026 election, Santa Clarita will have fully transitioned to district-based elections. People still have mixed feelings about that change, and that’s understandable, but it’s the system we’re working
This statistic has it all: misplaced priorities, virtue signaling, leftist gun hysteria and economic/environmentalist backwardness. Q: “Google, is it true that more people have died from heat, just in France,
Laurene Weste was first elected to the City Council last century. Nearly 30 years is a long time for anyone to hold elected office. During that time, Santa Clarita has
altersDriven by either genetic impulse or vocational training, politicians habitually brag about how they are serving those who voted them into office. Gavin Newsom is an obvious example. He and
By David Hegg From the top, I’m going to rephrase what this column hopes to get across. Let’s consider “what we have the right to expect from our elected officials.”