
Gary Horton | Katie Hill Sacrifices Everything but Good Intentions
Back in October 2018, I had the pleasure of personally interviewing Katie Hill during the peak of her election campaign. It was a great experience and I came away quite

Back in October 2018, I had the pleasure of personally interviewing Katie Hill during the peak of her election campaign. It was a great experience and I came away quite

Last Saturday my wife and I hosted our Annual Halloween Latin Dance Party. Since 2004 our beautiful Fair Oaks home has offered a welcoming opportunity for more than 50 costume-clad

In the past few years various studies have concluded that multi-tasking is actually inefficient. It seems when we try to concentrate on many things, we end up losing focus on

By Dianne Van Hook Chancellor, College of the Canyons Some people see college financial aid as something scary. And not because the application period opens in the same month as

In her Oct. 9 Signal commentary, “Updated Water Supply Info Needed,” Lynne Plambeck uses a conflation of opinion, facts and her biased and often faulty version of reality to conclude

Robert Burns has been the official high holy poet of Scotland for a couple hundred years. His pals called him “Rabbie,” with the annoying and obligatory Scottish rolling of the

Now that Oct. 15 has passed and all of the extended tax returns have been filed, the 2018 tax return preparation cycle is complete. Most of the provisions in the

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Hold my drink while I take one more swing at this dead horse. You might remember a month or so ago, after the William S.

You can tell that we are in the throes of the election season when everywhere you go you hear the same question being thrown at us by the politicos and

Recently, the freshman congresswoman from the 25th congressional district wrote that, “The national media and career politicians don’t know what it’s like to grow up here” in the 25th Congressional

The way the Democratic Party keeps coming up with excuses and reasons to try to impeach President Trump, you would think they were getting paid by the number of charges

I was sitting at home recently, working on my computer, when I heard a thud in the other room. I went to investigate and saw a framed photo of my

So there’s a new movement afoot among certain dermatologists. They’re urging people not to take showers. You know what they call people who don’t take showers? Democrats. Dear Mr. Santa

Headlines are coming at us now so fast and furious it’s like we’re a batter facing nine pitchers at one time. There’s hardly time to read and absorb one disturbing

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I was listening to the Tim Conway Jr. radio show on KFI on my way home the other night, and he was playing clips from

We’ve all heard it before: “The best things in life … aren’t things!” But if we’re honest we have to admit that we have a high view of things. Our

By Christy Smith Assemblywoman Our seniors mean everything to our community — after a lifetime of hard work and service, they deserve the dignity, respect and care their contributions have

Donald J. Trump is president of the United States of America. That’s it; the whole storyline behind arguably the most contentious circus surrounding a presidential election that most of us

Thoughts and epiphanies frequently visit. I’m a fortunate guy. Several months ago, I had a revelation about people in power or allegedly smart. Have any idea how many centuries and

Since the night of the 2016 Presidential election, I have felt that we are inexorably headed toward impeachment. I remember telling friends in October 2016 that whoever was elected will