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Thomas Oatway | From Hawks to Chickens

The failure of House Republicans to approve military and financial support for Ukraine puts their democracy at great risk. But that is not the democracy that is at most risk.

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Our View | Getting Serious: Stop the Stench

By The Signal Editorial Board It’s a stinkin’ mess. Now that we have your attention — looking at you, every elected official who represents the Santa Clarita Valley — we

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Ron Perry | America’s Day Off 

So it looks like it is official: The United States has just attained Third World status. All on the same day: In Pakistan the polls were closed because the “authorities”

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Dr. Gene Dorio | The American Experience 

I would like to follow up on Gary Horton’s recent column, “A Deeper Dive Into Immigration” (Feb. 7), describing the many successful immigrants from the Santa Clarita Valley who have,

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Lois Eisenberg | A Keg of Stupidity

The following letter was written before the Super Bowl.  This “Swift” bogus conspiracy is a keg of stupidity, and the GOP’s paranoid attitude. Fox News is fueling the fire and

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Philip Wasserman | Calling the Mad Hatter!

Kenneth Bloomfield (letters, Feb. 18) has the wrong analogy. We aren’t living in an Orwellian “1984” America. Instead, we are living in a Lewis Carroll “Alice in Wonderland” America.  Somewhere

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Diane Zimmerman | The Case for Hatami

In my opinion, George Gascón meets none of the criteria as to job description for district attorney in any dictionary found on the internet or here, in my home. The

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David Hegg | Living for the Challenge

By David Hegg Earlier this week I was asked if writing a weekly column is becoming a chore. It went like this. “Do you ever get tired of facing a

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Our View | Valladares: Our Choice for Senate

By The Signal Editorial Board Scott Wilk has had an excellent run as a legislator representing the Santa Clarita Valley, first in the state Assembly and, currently, as state senator.