
Rob Kerchner | The Me Generation’s Legacy
It is sadly fitting that one of the final acts of the selfish Me Generation was to overreact to a virus and demand useless masks, experimental vaccines and destructive lockdowns

It is sadly fitting that one of the final acts of the selfish Me Generation was to overreact to a virus and demand useless masks, experimental vaccines and destructive lockdowns

These certainly are the high holy days of pestering. Anything you buy afterward lurks the dreaded follow-up survey: “Hi! We at Dubble Bubble just wanted to make sure you enjoyed

I never watch the program Don Lemon is on. Makes me sad that the show is still being aired and that some folks still watch it. That is their right,

There is a safety issue and hazard on a section of retaining wall on Soledad Canyon Road, near Flowerpark, in Canyon Country. This wall was built by the city when

It really makes me wonder about how, right now, all of this shooting down of a Chinese “aircraft” has led to headlines and congressional discussion about how China is our

In re: Chris Anstead, “Unfair Criticism of Military Spending ,” letters, Jan. 31. Based on his background and current position as mayor of the city of Agoura Hills, Mr. Anstead

In 2020 I wrote an article called “A Simple Man’s Path of Addiction.” It detailed the story of my younger brother, Scott, and his ongoing struggle with being an addict.

Every year in Sacramento legislators submit hundreds to thousands of bills for consideration. One such bill currently submitted is Assembly Bill 315. In California our legislators could spend their time

In 2024, we will be deciding on new members of the Santa Clarita City Council. Since I have years of experience writing on pressing issues, I feel I am qualified

It’s now clear that Big Tech censored the right to swing the 2020 election. COVID-19 election changes also gave a big assist. The bureaucracy went all-in for Joe Biden as

In his letter (Jan. 5) Thomas Oatway attacked The Signal’s editorial staff for its “shameful and potentially dangerous” editorial (Dec. 10) opposing Assembly Bill 2098, which prohibits physicians from disseminating

After watching the Republican dysfunction in selecting their speaker for the House of Representatives, I decided to change my party affiliation, or non-affiliation. For some time now I have declined

For most of us, prudence is an old-fashioned name for a woman but seldom considered a virtue. Yet, it is listed first among the four cardinal virtues of Greek philosophy.

Re: Diane Zimmerman, letters, Feb. 17. Diane Zimmerman, since I first tangled with her last year, has been asking the same question: “Why don’t people like me, watch or read,

Ever since getting involved with local politics and now serving on the City Council, I’ve seen firsthand that our city’s fiscal health and stewardship over our tax dollars has been

As a long-time Hispanic resident of Canyon Country and a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion in top-tier multinational corporations, I condemn the creation of racially based voting districts for

Last week I received my monthly bill from Southern California Edison. The section labeled “Summary of your billing detail” showed a credit (but not a refund) of $250.85 for a

Kamala Harris forgot to mention “life” when referencing the Declaration of Independence? The vice president was commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision. According to a snopes.com

Editor’s note: The following column incorrectly implies that Admiral Rachel Levine is in the Navy. Levine is actually the head of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, which is

While I blame myself for being so focused on what’s happening in our state and country that I wasn’t paying attention locally, I only recently learned that Santa Clarita has