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By David Hegg There is a growing tendency in our society to engage eagerly in conversations with others so long as we get to be the subject of the discourse.

Last month, I penned a column about the left’s policies, and how they’ve grown “curiouser,” a nod to Lewis Carroll’s book, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.” Just as Alice found herself

Part 2 of 2 The Dossier During the 2016 campaign, Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee were attempting to sway the election by degrading Trump with false information. They

Back in the dinosaur days, the only library in the Santa Clarita Valley was on 9th Street in Newhall. Had there been a Way Station then, with a good wind,

In 2015, a working group of 17 experts from 11 countries met with the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC is a special branch of the World health Organization)

Part 1 of 2 The Mueller Report The Mueller Report, which began as an investigation to ascertain whether President Trump or his campaign staff colluded with the Russians to throw

A few weeks back I wrote a column, “Anti-Environmentalism Is a Mountain of Trash.” The key point is that careful stewardship of our environment concerns us all and isn’t a

WOW! Bella Vida is gorgeous. It looks like a high-end business hotel with on-trend décor, a professional-grade kitchen, gym, landscaped patio area, a ballroom, recreation room and multiple meeting rooms.

Again. Now this time even closer. Another Shabbat. Saturday, April 27, the end of Passover, another day that should be filled with peace and rest, was marred by hatred, bloodshed

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor  My memories of Town and Country Farm School are a little fuzzy. It was one of several places we tried for our first born, when

By David Hegg Ever notice how no one in our society is ever wrong? I’m not talking about missing a test question or predicting the final score of a ball

If any of us out there in society ever decide that we have had too much influx of ideas and opinions and rhetoric from all sides and we feel like

When I was a teenager, I considered entering a pageant. But like many young women I had visions of tripping on my gown, felt I had curves in all the

Dearest Mrs. JoAnn Peters, I’m not going to tattle, because who wants to get hit. But one of your children the other day did something. Tuesday, April 16, 2019, 4:15

The past two years have seen a relative bloodbath of pedestrian and bicycle accidents in and around the Santa Clarita Valley. Tragic accidents, like high school athletes hit in crosswalks.

The role of mayor can affect our city’s public image, agenda of items to engage, and the content and tone of messaging. The face of Santa Clarita this year is

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor  Why do we like Tiger Woods? It was a question posed by one of my favorite sports talk hosts, Colin Cowherd of Fox Sports, the

By David Hegg For nearly 2,000 years Christians have celebrated the emptiness of a tomb outside the old city of Jerusalem. Whether it is known as Easter, or Resurrection Sunday,

The April 18 Signal printed signalscv.com/facebook.com responses to the topic of the city of Santa Clarita being ranked the ninth-safest city in California. The vast majority of the dozen responses

It just hit me the other day that The Mighty Signal’s world corporate headquarters sits smack dab in the middle of Honby. Not Newhall. Not Saugus. Certainly not H•E•Double•Hockey•Sticks•No Valencia.