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As someone who has worked at College of the Canyons for over two decades, I’ve seen the highs and lows. I was at the College Health and Wellness Center during

As someone who has worked at College of the Canyons for over two decades, I’ve seen the highs and lows. I was at the College Health and Wellness Center during

At the Sept. 18 board of trustees meeting at College of the Canyons, a new board member was voted in for Area 5. Carlos Guerrero is an educator in the

Vote Republican for College of the Canyons Area 3: Tasha Hoggatt. We need conservative values on our board. Gabriella Kinsella Castaic

Thank you so much for the wonderful front-page story (Sept. 18) on the Blue Star Ranch, serving our veterans with equine-assisted therapy for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. This was

Paula Olivares is known for her astute understanding of complex issues. She brings a unique perspective. Paula will support continued well-head treatment of contaminated wells, including regular testing. Paula knows

By David Hegg Recently, I had an engaging afternoon conversation with a young businesswoman who had just returned home after a successful managerial position in Europe. As we were talking

It is time we Democrats start doing the right thing for this state and the country. The Democrats have gone down a dark hole and can’t find their way out.

The last three years must have been a humbling time on the NeverTrump side. And yet perhaps not, since mea culpas are rarely forthcoming. Odd thing that. It’s almost as

By The Signal Editorial Board Statistics lie, and liars use statistics. In the presidential debate on Sept. 10, ABC News fact-checked Former President Donald Trump incessantly – and gave

I have long maintained that when Americans sit down and get together to talk, we end up agreeing on 70% of the issues. Without polarization from media pundits, political candidates, or

A friend who is involved in politics across California recently commented to me that our water agency is unique. He noticed that we have people with relevant backgrounds running for

As a longtime resident and the former CEO of the Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club, I am excited to endorse Tim Burkhart for Santa Clarita City Council. Tim

My first instinct is to point a gnarled index finger at just — SOMEBODY. With email, texts, UPS, FedEx, the 21st century forest deity of cell-phoning, Zoom, the hassle of

This November, voters in the Santa CIarita Valley Water Agency electoral Division 1 will have two votes — one each for the two Division 1 seats up for election. I

For those who live in the William S. Hart Union High School District Area 1, you will see a familiar name on your ballot this November, Gloria Mercado-Fortine. Gloria grew

What we sometimes forget or overlook is that our elected representatives are first and foremost public servants whose job is to serve their constituents. Here in the U.S. Congressional

I am proud to endorse Fred Arnold for the College of the Canyons board of trustees. As both a longtime friend and business mentor for over 12 years, I have

The Signal will publish letters and columns related to local elections through Oct. 5, one month before Election Day. The deadline to submit any letters to the editor about local

Today started out as a typical day. Alarm goes off. I hit the snooze button (repeat as often as necessary) and I am on my way to school (I am

The deaths and injuries of yet more children and teachers in Georgia once again raises the question of “Why?” I grew up with guns in my house. I joined the