The Santa Clarita Valley is a beautiful community with parks, recreation centers, paseos, bike paths, outdoor pools, nearby lakes, great schools and wonderful mountain trails for all to enjoy. That’s
The city of Santa Clarita has been my home for over 38 years. Both of my children were born here. My wife serves our community as a Sheriff’s Department detective.
This week, 306-232 Electoral College winner, President Joe Biden, will sign his first major policy achievement. The American Rescue Plan provides a whopping $1.9 trillion support and stimulus boost, which
I have written about Essie Mae Washington-Williams before. She was the daughter of James Strom Thurmond, who passed away in 2003. Later that year Essie came forward and confirmed the
By David Hegg The concept of mental health is one that had dominated our society in recent years. Since the beginning of time, physical health has been recognized as essential
“A little ditty, about Jack and Di-aaane…” My high school pal Dave Hansen would be singing the song as he sauntered up to the line of scrimmage, where he would
Irrespective of the impetuous accusations being recklessly tossed around about several Republicans in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate concerning the electoral votes in the 2020
A friend of mine once noted: “We sometimes learn humility through humiliation.” I’m not sure that’s true. I suspect we learn humiliation from humiliation. I own an ancient scar I haven’t
Over the last six years, the Stevenson Ranch Landscape Maintenance District, which is managed by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works, has accelerated into a death spiral.
It’s been almost a year since California was put under a state-mandated lockdown by Gov. Gavin Newsom. What was supposed to be a short-term lockdown is turning into a year
For the past several months, Los Angeles County Metro has been providing public outreach and conducting informational meetings on their proposal to reduce traffic congestion using a method called “congestion
When we learn about the worst massacres in human history, we’re usually only given a very brief overview of these atrocities. Sadly, this incomplete education causes us to become apathetic
I’ve been working from home a lot, but have ventured out when critical to provide client services. At 8 a.m. yesterday I hopped in the car to participate in a
By David Hegg By my count you, the faithful readers of the Signal, have put up with my column for almost 12 years. Through almost 600 columns, I have been
I’ve got a secret. Please don’t think less of me. But I have a guilty pleasure. I watch “The Bachelor.” And “The Bachelorette.” And “Bachelors in Paradise.” The whole damn
Part 2 of 2 Joe Biden has been quite busy piling executive order on top of executive order. The purpose, he tells us, is to correct injustices and make life
In one aspect, I want to thank Dan Masnada for taking the time to respond to my (Feb. 12) column. I am always pleased to see people are reading what
Rejoice, friends! Things aren’t as bad as they’ve been — we’re leaving stormy times and we’re entering a calming period of gentle, steady progress. Progress over COVID (finally); progress in
We live right now in the worst of possible worlds: a dog-eat dog economy crafted by conservatives and a radical culture run by leftists. It is a world where your
By David Hegg It appears to me that the great American pastime is no longer baseball, or for that matter, anything even remotely related to sport. No, it is much