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I was a tummyless mop of hair, acne, Adam’s apple, terror and trepidation, awkward and unbalanced in size 11 shoes. It’s an awkward age, no longer child, not quite teenager.

I was a tummyless mop of hair, acne, Adam’s apple, terror and trepidation, awkward and unbalanced in size 11 shoes. It’s an awkward age, no longer child, not quite teenager.

In June 2020 NASCAR had the courage to ban the Confederate flag from its events for both fans and participants. In areas of the deep South many communities followed that

I must commend Pastor David Hegg on this week’s article in The Sunday Signal magazine. It was by far his best. I feel that he spoke freely about what he

Thank you for printing the picture on the front page of the July 3 edition of the six young men raising the USA flag on a peak in Stevenson Ranch.

I was taught as a child that most people never realize “how uncommon common sense is.” We’re living in a time when common sense seems to have been tossed out,

Part 1 of 3 Yes. We are now able to access and engage essentially anyone else in the world through social media and comments sections. But that does not necessarily

I’ve always loved to travel. Part of what I enjoyed was the randomness of picking an aisle and a seat and getting to know the person I was sitting next

We have lived in the Santa Clarita Valley since we moved here in 1976. Going to the DMV back then was an in-and-out process. The building was adequate for the

Twelve years ago, the New Yorker Magazine, widely known for its provocative cover art and writing, published its then-infamous but now hysterical cover, showing new President Barack Obama and wife

Small businesses make up the backbone of California’s economy. Throughout the pandemic, these entities fought to stay alive. While some were allowed to keep their lights on to provide essential

In the 2000s and early 2010s, many American politicians argued against the legalization of gay marriage by erroneously claiming that it would lead to horrible things — such as the

In its June 30 edition, The Signal published an article under the headline, “COC announces taxpayer savings on bond debt.” The article discussed how College of the Canyons successfully refinanced

As former President Barack Obama so succinctly pointed out after his first presidential victory, when some people on the right were complaining that he was being too liberal, he rightly

On June 26, Kevin de Bree submitted a column outlining his support of something called ranked choice voting. He specifically cited the election held in New York City on June

By David Hegg I find it both interesting and important that July 4, our national celebration of liberty, of individual and corporate freedom, falls on a Sunday this year. Why?

Today I read that Marin County in the Bay Area has a vaccination rate of 92% of residents over 12 years of age. COVID-19 is falling there. On the other

Yesterday I went to our monthly community food swap morning and noticed that many of the people had paper bags to take produce home, which is in line with our

Editor’s note: The following is a reprint of a Signal editorial published July 4, 2020: By The Signal Editorial Board Today we celebrate our nation’s independence, our freedom and a

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are in the minority but are working hard to restore pro-life restrictions and related considerations on federal funds in fiscal year 2022. The

President Joe Biden won on the strength of the younger voter after “finding their political voice.” In American history a majority of eligible voters under the age of 30 voted