
Tim Whyte | An Admission, a Question on Grace
I’ve got a secret. Please don’t think less of me. But I have a guilty pleasure. I watch “The Bachelor.” And “The Bachelorette.” And “Bachelors in Paradise.” The whole damn

I’ve got a secret. Please don’t think less of me. But I have a guilty pleasure. I watch “The Bachelor.” And “The Bachelorette.” And “Bachelors in Paradise.” The whole damn

Part 2 of 2 Joe Biden has been quite busy piling executive order on top of executive order. The purpose, he tells us, is to correct injustices and make life

On the Feb. 17 opinion page of The Signal there is a political cartoon by Ed Wexler that I find disturbing. A Republican elephant says, “Trump can run again in

Really? I know The Signal has a “conservative” editorial slant, but that cartoon is beyond offensive. This election was the most completely scrutinized for fraud in the history of the

There are all kinds of reasons for our congressman to support Donald Trump’s questioning the last election. Just a few facts are these: The unbelievable stats that show an incumbent

I would like to thank the Good Samaritan who found my purse at the Newhall Vons store on Feb. 14 and turned it in. I do appreciate your honesty and

I have never had occasion to question the patriotism of an elected official. Rep. Mike Garcia’s military service not withstanding, his objection to the state-certified electoral votes of some states

I was irked that distant Republicans had the audacity to criticize California. They have no citizenship here, no stake or interest, except to ruin and disdain. Worse, some local politicians

I find it necessary to respond to the letter by Jonathan Ahmadi in the Signal on Feb. 17. While Mr. Ahmadi carefully details his arguments, his recommendations will be detrimental

I have to say that I am perplexed by the actions of the Democrats (and a few Republicans) who, after a failed attempt to convict President Donald Trump during a

In John Boston’s commentary on Feb. 12, he is protesting the suggestion we need to change the name of the Hart High School mascot, Hart High Indians. He brings up

In one aspect, I want to thank Dan Masnada for taking the time to respond to my (Feb. 12) column. I am always pleased to see people are reading what

Katie Hill’s recent column (Feb. 9) may be correct in stating that Republican registered voters in the Santa Clarita Valley (31.8%) have gone down and the Democratic registered voters have

These famed Black airmen of World War II fought two wars: one against the German Luftwaffe and one against the bigotry of their countrymen. Certainly, the shortest war was the

I would like to publicly praise the city of Santa Clarita Public Works Department for rapid and complete responsiveness to citizens. Case in point: A significant pile of small furniture

Folks beware! Do you know you will have to pay federal unemployment taxes on your 2020 unemployment income? And, you have to disclose your stimulus checks, even the one you

There they go again. Another group trying to be politically correct. I’m writing about the attempt to change the Hart High School mascot. It seems to me that all mascots

Rejoice, friends! Things aren’t as bad as they’ve been — we’re leaving stormy times and we’re entering a calming period of gentle, steady progress. Progress over COVID (finally); progress in

We live right now in the worst of possible worlds: a dog-eat dog economy crafted by conservatives and a radical culture run by leftists. It is a world where your

I wish to thank John Boston for his column about the back story to the choice of Hart High School’s mascot. I am also an alumni of this beloved institution