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Like today’s social current taking women to new heights, Amelia Earhart flew higher — literally — than any woman before her when she rose to

The most common complaint I hear from Santa Clarita residents is about traffic. It has become more of an issue since the repavement project on

Recently, a group of folks have been sitting down and having a discussion.  It started with an off-hand comment I made in a column a

“I Love You, California” – Francis Beatty Silverwood I love you, California, you’re the greatest state of all. I love you in the winter, summer,

I feel compelled to respond to Larry Blanton’s Letter regarding Phillip Germain’s letter from Feb 3. Yes, this is a letter about a letter about

I wasn’t expecting an ethics lesson when I turned on the Winter Olympic Trials, but one jumped out at me anyway. And, weird as it

The state parole board continues its reckless policy of early release for violent felons. We previously documented some examples of the parole board’s dangerous trend

I am very happy that my nephew, Steve Lunetta, let me take his column over this week. He and his lovely bride are in the

We’ve experienced big data points this week. After years of Obama stocks climbing and now, Trump stock soaring – we’ve finally hit a wall. Not

Let’s get this out of the way at the beginning: This piece may not be popular with everyone, but it’s about an issue that needs

To: Joshua Heath, Jan. 30, 2018 Hi Josh, I have been reading your contributions to The Signal since your first letter, sometimes with incredulity, sometimes

All my life I’ve loved words, have been reading, writing, and speaking them since as long as I can remember. At first glance, one would

It’s no secret that Santa Clarita has great schools. Our valley’s K-12 school districts rank among the highest in the state and it’s that reputation

Church-going types recognize the quote above as Proverbs 29:18. Even way back then, leaders and ordinary people alike, understood that humanity needs goals, plans, and

When Jesus stood before the Roman governor in Jerusalem awaiting the decision that would condemn him to crucifixion, he brought up the subject of truth.