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As we welcome the year 2020, it is important to reflect on the state of education in our community. Ensuring that all our children are provided the necessary competencies to

Even in the worst of situations, unless we’re talking about being plopped alive into an industrial wood chipper like that poor lady in “Fargo,” there’s a lesson to be learned.

Well, as I mentioned in my last column I’ve packed up and moved from the no-longer-Golden State, settling in the metro-Denver town of Castle Rock. It’s been quite an experience,

These are disconcerting times for those paying close attention to the national news. There’s not much positive and a whole lot of troubling. An impeachment trial where our highest government

By David Hegg  Just for fun I looked up the definition of “value” on my computer’s dictionary. After sifting through the various ways the word is used in the English

Regional news agencies reported recently water customers could be fined for taking a shower and doing laundry on the same day.  WRONG!  There is no law against showering and doing

Maybe 50 years from now, I’ll get my official card as a Newhall old-timer, which allows discounts, like free drinking water at Hart Park and no waiting for a counter

I have read with interest the discussion between Betty Arenson and Christopher Lucero on The Signal’s recent opinion pages concerning the situation in California. To be sure, both make valid points. 

“We have been, I have been the most transparent president and administration in the history of the country by far.” So said Donald Trump back in April 2019 – as

Last week, President Trump ordered the assassination of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani.  Without question, Soleimani orchestrated the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers and his strategies have created instability among

By Scott Wilk Senator, 21st District  The Cemex mine, the proposed mega-mining operation slated for our back yard, would be the second largest aggregate mine in the country. For those

By David Hegg  From the time we start to walk and talk there seems to be a drive in all of us to succeed. No one wants to be last.

By Mike Garcia 25th District Candidate  I have been running for California’s 25th Congressional District seat for almost a year. The competitors I was running against over the summer have

I made the mistake of watching the Golden Globes on television Jan. 5. Don’t know what I was expecting, but I found it much the same as other award shows

Truly, Christy Smith, local state assemblywoman for the Santa Clarita’s Fighting 38th, it pains me to write this. Hate like heck to bag on a fellow Hart High Indian. Wish

Would you like to do something to decrease your footprint in a big way? If you would, here’s where to start. Commit to doing these three things and you will

The past decade seems like an era of huge disconnects, especially if you are talking politics. One side wonders what the heck happened. The other side wonders how anyone can

By David Hegg  Every new year brings the promise of improvement. Our great hope is that this year will be better than the one just past. We hope for better

The “progressive” element in California is destroying this state. Some will complain or make weak attempts to defend but both actions are vacuous because multiple facts support the reality. Joe

Back before the solar system was formed and the loin cloth invented, I was a Mighty Indian. Hart was the SCV’s only high school then and keeping Law & Order