
Cher Gilmore | SCV Eco-Film Festival Coming Soon
It isn’t every day that we have a chance to be entertained and educated at the same time. However, on March 9, the Santa Clarita Valley Eco Alliance is sponsoring

It isn’t every day that we have a chance to be entertained and educated at the same time. However, on March 9, the Santa Clarita Valley Eco Alliance is sponsoring

Small businesses are the lifeblood of our economy and the backbone of our communities. According to the Small Business Administration, small businesses account for 64% of new jobs in America

Congratulations on serving our community for 105 years. That’s an accomplishment! As a longtime Santa Clarita resident of over 35 years, I’ve been a subscriber for a few of those

This is in reply to Mr. Ron Perry’s farcical depiction of what happened to E. Jean Carroll and the ultimate outcome of the trial (letters, Feb. 9). First of all,

In re: Gary Horton, commentary, “A Deeper Dive Into Immigration,” Feb. 7. Perhaps Mr. Horton just failed to dive deep enough in the above-referenced letter to see that there is

By David Hegg On Sunday, two groups of hard-working men will face off for the top prize in the National Football League. Millions worldwide will tune in to watch our

The following is a copy of a letter to City Manager Ken Striplin. I am writing to inform you once again of the speed trap being used to enhance revenue

By The Signal Editorial Board Mike Garcia has never forgotten where he came from — in more than one sense. Garcia, seeking a third full term in the House of

As I write this article, there are two major stories in American politics: first, issues relating to President Joe Biden’s health and state of mind; and second, the chaos at

The No. 1 item on voters’ minds is illegal immigration, followed by the economy when voters go to the grocery store or the gas pump. There are estimates of 8

I love the rain, I always have. Some of the more peaceful places I can return to are memories of the heavenly gift. This week was no different. Rain washes away

I just finished listening to the Trump v. Colorado ballot case that was being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court. My take on the exchanges between the counsels and the

How convenient that E. Jean Carroll should wait 20-plus years to report something that was so horrific to her. Twenty-plus years to report an episode that “changed” her life. What

Recently I got a notice from AT&T that seems to state that they are considering dropping landline telephone service to customers in the 91390 area code. This would be disastrous

Last week the House of Representatives passed a significant tax cut by a margin of 357-70. The bill enjoyed broad bipartisan support as 169 Republicans and 188 Democrats voted for

The city of Santa Clarita is a youngster among giants. At only 36 years old, we are already the third largest city in Los Angeles County and still growing. As

Immigration and chaos at our southern borders are shaping up to be prime pressure points in our coming national elections. Long a problem of mixed messages, ever-changing border rules, and

In an earlier post it was published that an appeals process would be available for property owners who are being placed in the expanded brush clearance inspection area. For those

Prior to serving in the state Assembly, I was a small business owner. Running my own small business while being a single mom was tough. With so much economic uncertainty,

In re: Our View, “Rising Crime: It’s Not Your Imagination,” Feb. 3. Overall GREAT editorial by The Signal Editorial Board. However, they certainly could have left the following out: “It’s