Hate speech and offensive language are like poison that seeps into the veins of our society, creating division, discrimination and hatred. The recent controversy surrounding Valencia High School students’ offensive
This letter is in reference to the recent “comment pause” (on the opinion section of signalscv.com). We as letter posters have overstepped ourselves in the comment forum. All of (Signal
Depending on your partisan affiliation, former President Ronald Reagan was many things. Brilliant economist. Bold leader against the Soviets. Worst man to ever occupy the White House. But what’s undeniable
“BOOM! There’s another dunk for Clark! That makes it 40 points for the night!” exclaimed the commentator. The atmosphere in the room was charged with enthusiasm, liveliness and anticipation as
By David Hegg Throughout human history character not only mattered, but also it mattered so much that whole societies were determined to define, teach and applaud virtue. And this drive
One “false fact” I frequently hear from many conservative Republicans is that liberal Democrats in general, and the Joe Biden administration in particular, are pursuing policies that create “open borders.”
Aside from high-speed rail, which future generations will see as just a few mysterious Stonehenge-like ruins in the Central Valley, the state’s homelessness crisis is the most visible example of
I read with interest a recent letter from Steve Petzold about College of the Canyons’ plans to build “affordable” housing in Valencia. The plan is to build a three-story building
Gov. Ron DeSantis is conducting a campaign of woke punishment in Florida that is clearly intended to embellish his credentials with the MAGA wing of his party. He began with
I have a few friends my age who are simply not wired to sit through a movie. We’ll be in the theater, chomping down popcorn. Bristling with impatience, they’ve gotten up
Mr. Gary Horton in his March 8 column asserts that the divide that exists in America is a “political” divide, which he asserts is attributable to the divide between those
In re: Arthur Saginian “Why Proposition 1 Was Different,” letters, Feb. 15. Excuse me, Mr. Saginian, but all of the constitutions in this country from the national one to all
Editor’s note: The following letter was received before the College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting on March 8, but not soon enough to be published before the meeting.
With a straight face, the majority leader of the U.S. Senate took to the floor of that institution to publicly demand censorship of media reporting on the very same videotaped
In January, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that California faces a projected budget deficit of $22.5 billion for the coming fiscal year. The figure represented an incredible downturn from last year,
Our company just completed an annual retreat for 180 of our leaders, office staff and field leadership. Interestingly, most of our time wasn’t spent on goals or profits or plans
It’s taken me a long time today to calm down after reading The Signal’s “new districting” article on your front page in the March 3 edition. The article was deceptively
Besides “15 days to bend the curve,” one of the first lies told to us was the origin of COVID. We were told it was a naturally occurring virus that
Just to add to the scary, pitiful debacle of Tucker Carlson: Knowing that the main goal and agenda of this GOP-majority-laden Congress are to discredit the Democrats and “fuel the
“Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.” — Winston Churchill A few years ago, I ran to represent Santa Clarita in the state Senate. I