
Steve Lunetta: My nose just can’t take it
Do you ever have one of those moments when you are sitting at your kitchen table in the morning with a nice cup of coffee and you read something that

Do you ever have one of those moments when you are sitting at your kitchen table in the morning with a nice cup of coffee and you read something that

The homeless playing field has suddenly changed. Nine days ago, the deepest most of us got involved with homelessness was the occasional shock and bother of a ragged individual interrupting

The Santa Clarita City Council voted unanimously to adopt a resolution affirming Santa Clarita’s commitment to diversity at its Feb. 14 meeting. The vote came after the resolution was first

With the narrow uncertified passage of Measure H, we must be prepared for the increase in sales tax monies that might soon be swept into Los Angeles County coffers for

We all do it. We lie, cheat, steal, demean and cause pain in others. We do things we know are wrong and contrary to our own ethical standards. When we

This is the sixth column in my series about health care. Hopefully it will be my last — for a while, at least. I hope that the previous columns have

On March 8 The Signal published a column by Gary Horton entitled “Deciding to decisively end homelessness.” It seems that Gary and I agree on this issue, and I’m sure

One of the ideas touted by the Republicans to fix Obamacare is the expansion of Health Savings Accounts, commonly referred to as “HSAs.” In case you have not heard of

I live in a world consumed by technology and social media. People sitting across from each other on a date don’t even look up to have a conversation because they

The vote on Measure H was held Tuesday. Plainly, as I write this on Election Day, I don’t know which way the wind will blow. This much I do know:

Are we being cheated, flimflammed, or are our representatives completely crazy? Maybe a little or a lot of each. I keep hearing about how our state is deteriorating – streets

So what were you doing last Saturday morning? Maybe sleeping in after a busy week? Me, I had to wake up at 5 a.m. – and no, I’m not a

Last week I made the annual trek to Washington, D.C., to attend the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). For those unfamiliar with it, CPAC is the largest yearly meeting of

Like many other World War II-era refugees, my family fled the war front with little but the clothes on their backs. They later became American citizens. Today marks the 75th

And the Oscar goes to …” Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway for “The Biggest Flub in Awards Show History.” Wait a minute. I read the card wrong. It really goes

My name is Edy and I’m a student of College of the Canyons. I came across the topic of our SCV Fallen Warriors Monument in my English class. I’m currently

Freedom of the press – which has come to mean the freedom to report on and interpret information through print, on-air, and via electronic means – is one of the

“We are going to have to rebuild within this wild-wild-west-of-information flow some sort of curating function that people agree to,” Former President Barack Obama said at an innovation conference in

If we listed the cardinal virtues, one of them would be patience. It also goes under the names of “longsuffering” and “tolerance.” It is in this last guise – tolerance

On Jan. 10 The Signal printed an open letter from John Paladin outlining the problems with expansion of the Chiquita Canyon Landfill and requesting a hearing for the project. I