
John Boston | Part I — Save the Mighty Hart High Indian
Monday, the William S. Hart Union High School District invited locals to speak at a Zoom meeting. Those who couldn’t participate or fit in the electron-sized boxes on their computer
Monday, the William S. Hart Union High School District invited locals to speak at a Zoom meeting. Those who couldn’t participate or fit in the electron-sized boxes on their computer
I have been a tax practitioner for nearly 50 years. During my career, I have seen numerous tax law changes and patterns to those changes. Two recurring unheralded patterns
I rue that day Kellyanne Conway coined the term, “alternative facts” – because those fake facts have taken on a mantle of credibility and “good as the real thing” for the
In every society, there is a battle between two powerful opposing forces of human nature. These notions are often mutually exclusive, as the favor of one usually creates the denial
L.A. County Sheriff’s Deputy David William March, End Of Watch, April 29, 2002 Saugus native son David March would have just turned 52 and nearing retirement had he not been
By David Hegg As virtues go, discipline has always been understood as necessary to success. In the sporting world, we often hear that those at the top work the hardest,
Smears and character assassinations have been priority techniques of the Democrats used to destroy the reputations of their conservative Republican opponents. This began with Barry Goldwater when he ran against
Dear Alice: So’s. Thanks to you, I just got my 120th major journalism award recently. Appreciate it, Alice. Profoundly. You’ve no idea how much this will irritate one of my
Last year I wrote an article called: “A Simple Man’s Path of Addiction.” Essentially it was about my younger brother and his struggle with drug addiction. In it I mentioned
Perhaps the most significant thing to celebrate this Earth Month is the fact that we have a president who not only acknowledges the existential nature of the climate crisis, but
Today’s Washington, D.C., has become the American version of China’s Ming Dynasty’s Forbidden City. A series of new Forbidden Cities have appeared along the southern United States border. Mexican drug
Save for my morning health elixir of warm water, juice from an entire lemon and apple cider vinegar followed by stumbling around the kitchen making faces like Joe Cocker, I’ve
Приветствую вас, дорогие товарищи социализированного города Санта-Кларита. “Greetings, dear comrades of the Socialist City of Santa Clarita.” We have won a great and glorious victory over the crushing tyranny of
There are trolls lurking among us. Humanity’s ancient enemies — prejudice, greed, the authoritarian spirit, nihilism — have been resurrected in modern forms and threaten to tear our country apart.
By David Hegg No one knows for sure who said it first but we all need to understand it. While your reputation is what people think you are, character is
During a recent town hall phone call (with our Rep. Mike Garcia), I was very encouraged to hear his clear support for fully opening our schools NOW in the 25th
When I was a boy, and all through my life, no matter what the world’s insanity screamed, there was always the sanctuary of sports. Playing it. Watching it. Lines on
The recent March Stevenson Ranch homeowners association meeting was very predictable. The HOA board president started the session on the defensive with an attempt to refute my assertions that the
When Texas Gov. Greg Abbott recently refused to throw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers opening day due to Major League Baseball’s removal of the all-star game from
Charlie Chaplin and Humphrey Bogart may be the two most iconic movie stars of all time, but the greatest and most influential actor who ever lived was Marlon Brando. Before
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