Blaine Ephrem, you are an awesome young man. The story you shared (commentary, Dec. 6) is a tribute to your friend Dominic and amazingly mature for a 14-year-old. I would
All this Ho-Ho-Ho is making me think about R-R-R. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. True, that sounds pretty Grinchy. The holidays do seem like the epitome of consumerism, with $1.1 trillion in
Last Saturday my husband and I with a friend went to Marston’s for brunch. There was a family at the next table and the gentleman helped me sit at the
Thanks for the article by Vivianna Shields, Signal Staff Writer (Dec. 10). My question is, why are these instruments of death still available for purchase? I realize that the tobacco
By David Hegg I think it was about my 40th year that I realized how much of my life had been spent living in the future. So many of my
By The Signal Editorial Board It seemed to make sense on the face of it: When windstorms hit, as they tend to do each fall in California, the fire danger
A few months ago, the 25th Congressional District race looked very different, but then came the word “throuple” and everything changed. When the dust settled, incumbent Katie Hill had resigned
One of my favorite times of year is the resurgence of family traditions. The smells of Thanksgiving and holiday dinners transport us back to our childhoods, where relatives gathered to
The USCMA (United States Canada Mexico Agreement) to replace NAFTA has been sitting dormant on Nancy Pelosi’s desk for a year. Pelosi has always known this would pass quickly with
Recently, The Mighty Signal scooped the journalism world, sorry planet that it is, by becoming the first major media outlet to have arranged an exclusive interview with infamous Delaware street
This is in response to the column by Byron York on Dec. 5, “The Bad-Faith Impeachment from the Left.” Like most Republican defenses of Donald Trump’s impeachable offenses since he
Kathryn Supple’s letter “A Hart Student’s Perspective” (Nov. 29) was a powerful plea for something to be done about gun violence. Her eloquence was extraordinary, and her well-written words spoke
The 2018 scholastic test scores for 79 countries have been released by the Program for International Student Assessment, or PISA. Asian countries scored the highest in all three categories: reading,
Humans cause fires. According to CalFire, even as the number of wildfires in California rose due to the dry conditions brought on by climate change, the number of human-caused wildfires
I am not a historian. I can’t name all the presidents. I know the first, the current, and some in between. That’s all. Nevertheless, I’m 88 years old and, having
There is what is called a “homeless crisis” nationwide. We feel this more in Los Angeles County than most other places with about 60,000 on our streets. The U.S. Supreme
I feel so fortunate to live in the beautiful city of Santa Clarita, a well-managed city that continues to build and provide services to residents. However, some things should be
After years of driving here in Valencia, it has become crystal clear that some guidance is needed and so, here is, “A Driver’s Guide for Valencia Roads.” Chapter 1. Signals
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor It wasn’t quite a riot. It was more like a brawl. About 50 students were involved in the altercation on the campus of Hart High
By David Hegg Our society is obsessed with health. Or maybe it is better said that we are obsessed with the idea of health. All around us new discoveries and
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