Roselva Ungar: Tired of name-calling
I am really tired of Mr. Baker commandeering whole columns of the Signal to blame leftists and Democrats for the ills of large cities which
I am really tired of Mr. Baker commandeering whole columns of the Signal to blame leftists and Democrats for the ills of large cities which
April 29 marked the 16th anniversary of the murder of Santa Clarita native son and Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff, Dave March. As the drumbeat
Have you even noticed that, with all the surprises and unpredictable intrusions life throws at us, what we find most tiring are the very predictable
Since my previous opinion piece regarding SB-54 and California’s overall intent to limit municipality interaction with the federal government regarding immigration enforcement, the City of
It seems that when good fences aren’t enough, good lawyers will have to do. The news of a pair of lawsuits by the operators of
Should the mitigation funding from Chiquita Canyon Landfill be distributed by L.A County to assure it is used properly, or should it go directly to
Several things happened this week that made it royally cool to be female. The birth of another boy to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
I just read Brian Baker’s editorial, “We are seeing the signs” posted April 20th. I’m always glad to hear from Brian. In this piece he
Regarding the article, “Standing Together,” in the Saturday, April 21 issue of The Signal, I have this to say to our youth. Thinking back to
In late March, I attended a law and accounting conference sponsored by a major real estate trade association. The conference provided updates of legal accounting,
It is ironic and unfortunately very timely that Brian Baker’s commentary on the changes in the SCV since he moved here in 1984 was published
It’s not often the oft-maligned, but generally savored Waffle House makes national news – and twice in one week. We don’t have Waffle Houses here
At first I wasn’t going to reply to Brian Baker’s column – “We are seeing the Signs” (April 20) – but after wading through the
Earlier this month, the Democrat-controlled California State Assembly passed AB 2943. This unprecedented bill may actually — among other things — ban the sale of
I am not a member of Pastor Hegg’s church. As a matter of fact, I am LDS (Mormon) and we have our differences. However, I
California Proposition 47 was passed by voters in 2014 and Proposition 57 in 2017 that essentially reclassified a number of serious felonies as misdemeanors and
As graduation season comes into view, I have some advice for those who are entering a new phase of life called adulthood. The advice is
It would be easy to write about the latest climate-related disaster—such as the fiery infernos now burning up huge portions of drought-stricken Idaho and Colorado—and
The 2018 election season is starting to heat up as the June 5 primary gets closer. Up before voters locally are the major statewide offices
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