
Stephen C. Petzold | Did Public Funds Back Measure E?
In June 2016 the Santa Clarita Community College District placed bond Measure E on the ballot. The voters in the district approved future bond financing of up to $230 million.
In June 2016 the Santa Clarita Community College District placed bond Measure E on the ballot. The voters in the district approved future bond financing of up to $230 million.
The country of Fakelandia recently had an election where their highly polarizing president ran for another four years. The president made waves during the election when he preemptively deemed the
Americans are most fortunate that this middle-of-the-road, non-threatening, quiet and thoughtful, traditional family man, is just the right man for the presidency at this momentous and critical time in America.
Excuse me, do you have any spare conspiracy theories? Mine are all coming true. When we look back, 2020 will be the year people had their lives stolen. Have you
As a geriatric physician in the Santa Clarita Valley for 33 years, I take strong exception to The Signal publishing “The Great American Mask Scam” by guest commentator, Brian Baker
Regime change in the U.S. is upon us. As we expected, President Donald Trump is not going down without a tantrum and instigating more chaos. Fortunately for us, since the
Los Angeles County has a population of nearly 11 million people. It is the largest county in California and there are only nine states (STATES!) in the U.S. that are
“Democracy,” according to Swedish journalist Karin Pettersson, “is not just the right to vote. What matters, in the long run, is justice, and justice can only be achieved through changes
I virtually NEVER read any spouts from Lois Eisenberg these days, but on this day after Thanksgiving while I’m not movin’ too fast, here are two common quotes that I
By David Hegg Forgive me for being intentionally redundant as I know I’ve mentioned this sentiment previously. You don’t need 20/20 sociological vision to see how complaining has become one
As many readers know, Proposition 19 recently passed. It was sold as a way to make it easier for certain homeowners, predominantly over age 55, to move and carry over
Have you read the L.A. County health officer order? The first line reads: “Gatherings: All public and private gatherings with individuals not in your household are prohibited, except for faith
I’m no constitutional scholar. But I am a pretty avid practitioner of the First Amendment. So, I have those five freedoms committed to memory, the five that the founding fathers
In the category of “you can’t make this stuff up,” Gavin Newsom’s California is a jaw dropper. Over the last few months, we have seen strip clubs deemed “essential” and
Well, we’re all effectively shut down for the holidays. May as well spend a little time looking at the family income tax picture before the year 2020 comes struggling to
I’m in the midst of an interesting life, filled with luck and adventures, triumphs and a few tragedies, the latter all curiously survivable. I’ve yet to master the fortune thing,
I am sure several of you remember weekly TV editions of, “The Wide World of Sports.” Plus, if you are one of the many who played sports themselves, I am also
I must respond to Brian Baker’s guest commentary, “The Great American Mask Scam” (Dec. 2). Mr. Baker refers to “the science” and lists multiple scientific articles that, he claims, support
How often do we think of taking a hard-lined view of a situation and allow our ego to be a part of the mix? I’ve learned in life it is
America is very sick and will require all our support if we are to recover. The failure to embrace the results of the November election has further deepened the divisions
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