
Martha Michael | Why We Fight Like Our Hair’s on Fire
Imagine you purchase a slice of Santa Clarita where you walk your kids to school, make friends with the neighbors and stay through retirement if you choose. Then a self-described

Imagine you purchase a slice of Santa Clarita where you walk your kids to school, make friends with the neighbors and stay through retirement if you choose. Then a self-described

Having seized power with both hands, Anthony Fauci is not about to let go. For years he was just another government functionary pretty much without a function. Now, he believes

By David Hegg No one knows for sure who said it first but we all need to understand it. While your reputation is what people think you are, character is

Elon Musk announced a $100 million prize for a breakthrough in carbon capture technology. The prize will be awarded to a team that can design a process that removes a

Santa Clarita is a great city. We love working and living here and being a vital part of this city. One of the essential qualities of a vibrant and growing

During a recent town hall phone call (with our Rep. Mike Garcia), I was very encouraged to hear his clear support for fully opening our schools NOW in the 25th

When I was a boy, and all through my life, no matter what the world’s insanity screamed, there was always the sanctuary of sports. Playing it. Watching it. Lines on

The recent March Stevenson Ranch homeowners association meeting was very predictable. The HOA board president started the session on the defensive with an attempt to refute my assertions that the

Like millions of other Americans, I am still trying to reckon with what happened in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, when the constitutionally mandated certification of Electoral College results was

When Texas Gov. Greg Abbott recently refused to throw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers opening day due to Major League Baseball’s removal of the all-star game from

To date, the Santa Clarita Valley has received less than 4 inches of rain, its lowest rainfall in a hundred years, according to our local water agency. Our valley also

Charlie Chaplin and Humphrey Bogart may be the two most iconic movie stars of all time, but the greatest and most influential actor who ever lived was Marlon Brando. Before

I hope there are some levelheaded people out there who can see the madness in some, if not all, of the Democratic issues that are raising their ugly heads. For

Spring 2021 has arrived! A year of the lockdown due to the virus, and over a year since I’ve been to a live concert, something that I truly miss and

Rep. Mike Garcia has proven every step to be a leader. Everything we voters have asked him to vote on, he delivers. From voting for election integrity to voting for

Re: Beverley Scott’s letter of March 24. Former President Donald Trump’s approval rating hovered about 39% and dropped to 32% during the middle of 2020. That indicated that a vast

Atrocity, after atrocity, after atrocity! Every time, followed by the same weak blandishment, “Our (my) thoughts and prayers are with the families affected.” Thoughts and prayers, thoughts and prayers, THOUGHTS

Imagine sitting in a satellite many miles above the Earth’s surface looking down at the human drama from a vantage point of “detachment.” You look at the United States and

By David Hegg Several years ago I officiated a wedding for two young people entering into marriage for the first time. It was a big deal, with a proper venue,

“Rules for fools.” Those three words sum up the offering from Joe Biden and the Democrats to the American people in his first presidential address to the nation. Success, freedom