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By David Hegg In the past few decades, and perhaps before that, a strange, subtle change began taking place in ethical behavior. We are in the midst of this change,

By David Hegg In the past few decades, and perhaps before that, a strange, subtle change began taking place in ethical behavior. We are in the midst of this change,

In his Feb. 18 letter, Arthur Saginian wrote to oppose a local writer and share his thoughts. Mr. Saginian quoted portions of the Bible (Matthew 6:25-34) but failed to include

“You’re the best girl in the whole world. Yes you are. Yes you are. Ru-bee! How’s my Ruby, how’s my girl, huh? You’re a sweetheart. I missed you. Yes, you’re

It seems to me that a large proportion of American citizens want simple things. In the spirit of what we believe America to be, we want to be independent with

Have you heard the news? “Unvaccinated seniors are 50 times more likely to be hospitalized with COVID than vaccinated/boosted seniors!” Google it, you’ll find several articles. Seems pretty scary, huh?

In previous lifetimes, I must have saved Harriet Tubman, the Buddha and an entire passel of nice grandmamas for I am blessed with good karma and the best pal in

Maybe the Ukranians can borrow some of the (billions of dollars’) worth of weapons Joe Biden gave the Taliban? Max Morgan Valencia

During the Vietnam War, the U.S. had anti-war demonstrations, riots and assassinations. The National Guard and blood ran in the streets. Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau smugly lectured the

Part 1 of 6 I wrote “Was the Capitol Violence a Set-Up” on Feb. 9, 2021. It was printed in five parts. Much has transpired and/or come to light since

The Signal’s editorial staff really dogpiled on Rob Kerchner this morning (Jan. 4). All three letters to the editor took issue with Kerchner’s position on the COVID-19 pandemic. A couple

For the last few months, every time I receive an email about my upcoming cell phone bill, I must call, sit on hold, and wait at least 20 minutes to

What seems like centuries ago, I grew up in Mission Hills, in the San Fernando Valley. Back then, it was a bucolic place, with large grassy yards, plenty of open

Editor’s note: A portion of the following letter was previously published, and is being republished today because a large portion of it was omitted due to an editing error. Ms.

Diversity is the new buzzword in our times. It seems like every group under the sun is catching onto the new fad of “representation” — African Americans and women, Asians

Re: John Boston column, Feb. 18. This is the best piece I have read anywhere by anyone about what the Democratic Party has become today. Written with his trademark dark

On Feb. 22, the City Council will be presented with a proposal by Jordan Roberts Diem and Kiza Hilton to open a “no-kill” shelter within the city of Santa Clarita.

By David Hegg O ne of the essential components of healthy living is knowing how to respond to the circumstances that barge into our lives. Those who are easily tossed

In his column (Jan. 4) Jonathan Kraut offered three rules on how to make tough choices. His first two rules ask if the proposal will help resolve or substantially mitigate

Thanks, Gary Horton, for your column of Feb. 16. It was encouraging and uplifting and had a lot of good advice for living. Your politics and mine often come into,

Mr. Arthur Saginian disclosed that he had contracted COVID-19 recently and had a few days of illness before he recovered. He then confided that he had been vaccinated (two doses)