Opinion

Editor’s note: What follows is satire.  Who would have thought? The top journalists from the Fake News networks couldn’t get an interview, but I was somehow granted an interview with

In re: David Hegg, “Foundations of Democracy,” commentary, Oct. 20. As I have pointed out here before, we do not live in a democracy and the founders of this country

Good ol’ Valerie Bradford, president of the Santa Clarita Valley Chapter of the NAACP (letters, Oct. 22), propagating lies of rampant racism here in the SCV without a shred of

Rebuttal re: Nancy Oliver’s letter, “What Becomes of Individual Freedom,” Oct. 22. Dear Nancy Oliver: I wish you had looked in to this a whole lot more before you made

Valerie Bradford’s letter (Oct. 22) made my blood boil. She claims that Santa Clarita is “deafeningly silent”  when it comes to racism. In response,  I ask: What racism? As usual,

Donald Trump and his MAGA (supporters) are lying about the hurricane victims not getting the FEMA relief that is needed. Nothing could be farther from the truth. One of the

“The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.” — George Orwell, “1984.” “But if thought corrupts language, language can also

The woman whose administration built just eight electric vehicle charging stations in two and a half years, at a cost of $7.5 billion, is now promising to build 3 million

Looking back on night four of the Democratic National Convention:  The evening started with a platitude-rich speech by Gretchen Whitmer. At one point she called Kamala Harris a “badass.” Really? 

Donald Trump is doubling down on tariffs as what he insists is a big tax paid by countries who export to the U.S. When asked a question on his child

Of the William S. Hart Union High School District, only 63% of the students were proficient in English, 47% in math, and 44% in science. Suppose 37% of The Signal’s

It’s not often when reading of current events that I have the pleasure of enjoying a story as much as I enjoyed that of the 100th birthday of Barbara Blakey

It’s fun watching folks compensate for their predicament with Joe Biden by ginning up apoplexy over the Bad Orange Man, as though the success of 2017-2020 and the failure of

Midweek I arrived early at my church for an evening activity. I noticed a minivan I did not recognize parked in the shade of a nearby tree. I approached the