Opinion

Granted, things are always changing, sometimes for the better, but sadly far too often for the worse, and when it comes to educating our children we as a society need

No one in the Santa Clarita Valley has monitored local school bonds more than I have. That is why I am not surprised that the Saugus Union School District would

We all know the horrific things the ex-president has said and done, way too many to go into here. So let’s deal with just one.  One of the very first

As active members of the Santa Clarita community, we strongly endorse Scott Schauer for Santa Clarita Community College District board trustee. Scott has demonstrated exceptional leadership as president of the

I was fortunate enough to attend (last week’s) candidates forum sponsored by the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce. Attendees at the forum included Suzette Valladares, Patrick Lee Gipson, Assemblywoman

As someone who has had the privilege of working closely with Scott Schauer on numerous community initiatives, I wholeheartedly endorse him for the Santa Clarita Community College District board of

It is my pleasure to endorse Paula Olivares to win a seat on the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency governing board.  I have known Paula for over 20 years, first

Here’s something to chew on: Yes, the efforts to silence conservatives over the past decade have been stunning, but for what? If leftism works then it doesn’t need to silence

Dan Masnada has had a long and varied professional career managing drinking water utilities, including as the president of the Valencia Water Co. and general manager and board member of

As someone who has worked at the Santa Clarita Soccer Center for over 20 years, I know firsthand the value of strong leadership. At 16 years old, I started with

I’m writing to express my strong support for Holly Schroeder for the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, District 3. Holly is a proven leader with a deep commitment to our

College of the Canyons’ academic year started Aug. 19 with typical excitement and anticipation. Not only were students on campus looking for classrooms, purchasing textbooks and connecting with friends in

There has been a lot in the news lately about the alleged “rogue” board of trustees at College of the Canyons who are being blamed for the resignations and retirements

I’m responding to Ron Perry’s letter printed on Sept. 6 about wearing a mask. I have no clue what the point of his questions were, nor his motivation except for

As Rep. Mike Garcia cashes his (campaign contribution) check from the National Rifle Association, another school shooting has happened in our country where the biggest killer of children is not

Let’s talk about something that’s hitting us all where it hurts: our wallets. You know the drill: miles back and forth every day, watching those gas prices climb. Now California’s