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By The Signal Editorial Board Water is one of those issues that doesn’t seem all that exciting — until you’re told you can’t water your lawn, or there’s a real

By The Signal Editorial Board Water is one of those issues that doesn’t seem all that exciting — until you’re told you can’t water your lawn, or there’s a real

I’ve been meaning to cancel Netflix for the longest time. Finally did this week. There was a jumbo $28 popcorn tub of reasons. First, top of the Blame List goes

It is customary at this time of year to offer each other the warm and hopeful greeting, “Shanah Tovah,” wishing everyone a good and sweet new year. But this year

The first week of October saw a brief, but consequential, strike by East Coast dockworkers that was seemingly settled after a few days. However, if we look below the surface,

Editor’s note: The following letter was received before Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 1840 Are you kidding me? Assembly Bill 1840, authored by Assembly person Joaquin Arambula, D-Fresno, would

Night three of the Democratic National Convention brought more of the same nonsense instead of common sense. It appeared to me that the same speech writer wrote all of the

As we inch closer to Election Day, I would encourage all registered Republicans to understand that “clicktivism” — political activity on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram — has

As the many signs around town can attest, election season is in full swing. This November, voters will once again go to the ballot box in a pivotal election. Along

I started to fact-check the puzzling letter to the editor by Kenneth Bloomfield (Aug. 27). I will never get that hour of my life back. Bloomfield compares the Democratic National

For the second time, a (would-be assassin) has attempted to take the life of Donald Trump. And Trump’s a threat to democracy? A person who had zero primary votes and

Maybe I am just getting old, but here are a few things that make me wonder where we are going so wrong: • Where did the boysenberries go? I’m serious.

California is no stranger to the imminent threat of brownouts and blackouts – especially in the hot summer months. In L.A. County, which has a population of nearly 10 million

Tim Walz did a lot better than I thought he would in his debate with J.D. Vance last week. Walz didn’t knock himself out of the race like Joe Biden.

Taylor Swift posted that she endorses Kamala Harris, but encourages young voters to do their own research, form their own opinions, register and vote. I am proud of her for

If the Democratic National Convention clearly communicated anything to our nation as a policy for moving forward, it was “joy.” The entire event was a communal celebration of “joy!” Their

Ralph Ware’s letter (Sept. 18) raised concerns for me, and I feel compelled to respond for two key reasons: You’re not the only Vietnam veteran in the valley with an

I am a white woman, who spent 80% of her life in the suburbs. I taught high school in the suburbs to young white girls who are now young white women

By David Hegg In my world of evangelical church ministry, we recently suffered a substantial spiritual earthquake. A man nationally and internationally respected for decades of faithful biblical teaching was

We are more than just residents in a planned community. We are a family with excellent schools, organized roads, and active participation in government and social movements, ensuring care for

By The Signal Editorial Board One way or another, there will be a change in the Santa Clarita Valley’s legislative representation after the Nov. 5 election. And, we are advocating