Opinion

Pilar Schiavo, Democratic Voices

Pilar Schiavo | Making Our Communities Safer

Everyone deserves to feel safe in their communities. With kids at school facing the threat of gun violence, small businesses experiencing retail theft, seniors targeted by scammers, tragic accidental fentanyl

David Hegg

David Hegg | Making the Most of Marriage

By David Hegg Over the years, I have watched in anguish from a front-row seat as couples, good people all, have ended their marriages in divorce. They started fine. Most

Letters to the Editor

Larry Moore | Cease and Desist

This letter is addressed to (far-left liberal) Signal contributors. Well, by the grace of God and a serendipitous turn of the head, your fondest wish was denied. If the assassin’s

Letters to the Editor

Rick Barker | U.S. Military Branches

People who were not in the military, and even some who were, often confuse the actual names of the individual branches, and the most frequent mistake is when everyone is

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | A Wise Decision?

Joe Biden foolishly and illegally cancels the student debts of rioting college kids who themselves laud and protect killers and rapists.  Rob Kerchner Valencia

Mike Garcia

Mike Garcia | By Uniting, We Shall Stand

Abraham Lincoln ended his First Inaugural Address with a plea for national unity. “We are not enemies, but friends … Though passion may have strained, it must not break our

Letters to the Editor

Jean Choi | More Local Climate Action Needed

I am currently a senior at Valencia High School and an intern at the Santa Clarita Organization for Planning and the Environment.  I’m writing to express my concern about the

Letters to the Editor

Tony Maldonado | Seeking Transparency at COC

The following letter was written before the College of the Canyons board of trustees’ July 10 meeting. As a dedicated constituent, stakeholder, and advocate for positive workplace environments, I am

Letters to the Editor

Dave Lusian | Not Just One Bad Night

The Democrats will eventually win the argument that Joe Biden just had a bad night. That is the wrong debate. Biden has had a bad three and a half years.

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Whose Dogma?

The letter from Christopher Lucero (June 12) was pretty decent up until the second-to-last paragraph. How will he vote, according to Democratic dogma/programming or according to his own best interest? 

Commentary

Byron York | Trump and the JD Vance Calculation

Milwaukee Former President Donald Trump once privately told associates that the problem he faced selecting a running mate was that the field of potential partners did not include a no-brainer