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Another month and we have yet more cases of how Democratic Soft On Crime policies are impacting our communities. We have all witnessed in horror the rise in smash-and-grab raids,

So. Last week, I got the prostrate operation. I am showered in the blessings of having so many friends who all, coincidentally, share the mental acumen of an eighth grade

Last summer, The Signal wrote an article about my journey biking across the United States. Since my return, I’ve continued my journey in personal growth through adventure.  A year later,

The upcoming College of the Canyons Advanced Technology Center is a new program/facility providing state-of-the-art training for the advanced technological skills workers today and in the future will require to

In a recent column, entitled “Satirically Throwing My Hat in the Ring,” I announced my campaign for the Santa Clarita City Council race. As a sequel to that piece, here

By David Hegg Here is an interesting ethical question that will tell you a lot about your own view of truth telling. Which bothers you more: being lied to? or

Over the past year I have served as director of a law enforcement-supported nonprofit and engaging with police officers working in our communities almost daily.    We know and our

Perhaps John Steinbeck is in Heaven, pounding away on yet another flawless masterpiece, pausing to glance down from a cloud and wondering who is swearing at him back on Earth.

Labor Day is upon us. And beyond enjoying some well-deserved time off with friends and family, it’s a time to celebrate the achievements of working women and men throughout our

On Aug. 20, in anticipation of “Hurricane Hilary” hitting California, Gov. Gavin Newsom tweeted, “Stay Safe, California.”  I literally laughed out loud when I read this tweet. Gavin Newsom does

Looking back, I’ve been blessed more than most men. But, there is a yawning chasm of personal achievement in my life that haunts me.   I’ve never had a food

Historically, interest rates are higher during inflationary periods. Despite what the government says about inflation moderating, it seems like price increases are commonplace.  Last week, I went to the market

Red tape. Excessive review. Burdensome requirements. We hear it all the time about government review of building projects and developments. A little less so here in the Santa Clarita Valley;

It is often said that rain will find the weakest part of a roof to leak through to destroy the house below. So too will criminals exploit the weakest link

By David Hegg A week ago I read an article about a gentleman who spent thousands to become a dog. That’s right. He decided his authentic self was a collie,

The world watched as Maui experienced the deadliest wildfire our nation has seen in more than a century. This may be a new concept to some – the horrific consequences

Small things disturb me. Like, Phasers. You know. “Phased Array Emitter?” Remember? From the old 1966 TV show, “Star Trek?” Bill Shatner. Captain Kirk. “Boldly go where no man has

Lifetimes ago, Art Linkletter hosted a daytime radio, later TV, show called, “House Party.” Top billing in this variety show was Linkletter’s segment, “Kids Say the Darndest Things.” Linkletter would

Regardless of how you see the several criminal indictments naming Donald Trump as a defendant, who would think that three grand juries made of everyday citizens would be compelled to

By David Hegg On the official seal of The United States of America there stands a Latin phrase that also appears on the official seals of the president, vice president,