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By The Signal Editorial Board Sacramento is broken. The latest evidence of it came this week, when controversy erupted after a state Assembly committee blocked a bill that would make

By The Signal Editorial Board Sacramento is broken. The latest evidence of it came this week, when controversy erupted after a state Assembly committee blocked a bill that would make

The U.S. Supreme Court recently made a decision that should serve as an important reminder for our nation. The High Court barred the use of race in college admissions, effectively

I seem to remember being just drug-addict junkie hooked on “Yellowstone.” I am, of course, talking about the hit Paramount TV modern Western. Not the solemn one-word diagnosis from our

If you carry your cell phone in your back pocket, you know what a butt dial is. I had a butt dial two days ago that almost defies belief. Turning

We went to Universal Studios a few weeks ago. I hadn’t been in years, but we had family visiting and we wanted to do something fun. As we planned our

Now that Burrtec has taken over the trash contract, what will be the disposition of the 165,000 Waste Management bins? Ed Docks Valencia Editor’s note: We reached out to Waste

It appears there is a conflation of two separate constitution principles — the 14th Amendment, and full faith and credit. In a letter to the editor on July 11, an

Mr. Christopher Lucero (letters, July 9) has intruded into the “dispute” between Brian Richards, who had the temerity to express the opinion that the Joe Biden spending was a cause

On the first day of class, one of my medical school professors limped in, stopped, then proceeded to teach us specifically what ailment a patient has to cause his “limp.”

Last week, we celebrated the Fourth of July. That day looks different for every family. Many come out and join the annual Santa Clarita Fourth of July Parade. Some celebrate

Obsessive behavior is seldom if ever rational or productive and Ms. Lois Eisenberg would appear to have the most severe case of what has been accurately described as “Trump Derangement

Editor’s note: The following letter was received before President Joe Biden signed the 2023 debt ceiling bill. It is clear that the Constitution of the United States has mandated that

By David Hegg A few weeks ago, as we were returning home to SoCal, we entered California at the Dorris, California, checkpoint. When asked if we had any produce, we

Let’s try to clear the air, in regard to consideration of the spat between Gary Morrrison and the uber submitter, Brian Richards, on the debt limit opinion Brian penned way

I’m new to this, apparently. You know. Going to the bathroom. I was at a community shindig at the place with the Santa Clarita Valley’s most wordy name, the Dr.

There is a well-known saying: “Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts,” or to be more up to date, “Beware Biden Campaign Promises.” The recent Supreme Court decision to strike down President

The community deserves to know what is going on at the state level regarding homelessness. I am a member of the Los Angeles County Division of the board of directors

There’s an election sneaking up. Before he’s put to a firing squad for treason, my president, Joe “The Chinese Warlord” Biden, thought it might be a crackerjack idea to come

I find Mr. Rob Kerchner’s letter (June 23), which is an attempt to defend the indefensible (Jan. 6), offensive and ill-informed. I don’t even know that (letters) should share opinions

I recently endured a second bout of COVID-19. After each illness, my blood pressure skyrocketed. Last year my hypertension lingered and did not improve much, but was controlled with medication.