We just viewed a local movie titled, “Yesterday,” a superb film with a unique and clever story concept. Everything! The comedy, casting, acting, writing, etc., give the audiences a “good
If someone were to head to the farthest visible galaxy, it would take 13.3 billion years traveling at the speed of light to get there. Obviously there is not yet
In response to Cardon Ellis’ column on June 29, “Democrats Are Racing for Second”: This latest commentary from “Right Here, Right Now” is nonsense. There are two factors Cardon cites
Choosing care for your child is a complex and often challenging task for families. The high cost of care and lack of choices limit a family’s options. This is particularly
I love the idea of unity in America, the ending of the polarization and the attacks that so disturb us all. I just don’t see any evidence, when I look
Children at the border are being deprived of humanitarian attention. These border children are being held at the detention facilities longer than the legal limit. They are lacking toothbrushes, soap,
I do not typically respond to comments by other readers about my columns, but the letter submitted by Stephen Maseda (June 23, “De Bree Brushes Over Facts”) so misrepresents what
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Rep. Katie Hill dropped by The Signal’s offices the other day, and it was an enjoyable conversation. She was forthcoming, engaging, frank and witty. And,
By David Hegg I like to read biographies of those who have made significant contributions to the history of our world, and I’m certainly not alone in this. The draw
By The Signal Editorial Board Reflecting on the 2019 Santa Clarita Fourth of July parade, one thought keeps coming back to our minds: Thank you. First, in this moment, we
By Perry Smith Sunday Signal Editor Welcome to the first edition of “Real Stories from the SCV’s First Responders,” where we take a break from our regular community news programming
Let’s be honest. Today’s Democrats want to take your guns away. Some of them say they support the Second Amendment, and that they simply want better “regulation.” But don’t we
Re: the “Drawing Conclusions” cartoon on June 28: This political cartoonist equates the New York Times with terrorism for its apparent decision to discontinue editorial cartoons. I find running this
As part of my many duties as Mr. Santa Clarita Valley, I also have final say on who gets into our Fourth of July Parade. Alas, lately I’ve been remiss
When asked about my biggest fear, the answer I typically respond with is “imprisonment.” Or worse – “false imprisonment.” It’s highly unlikely that I’ll ever have to face that fear,
As a child, my parents took me, my brother and our two sisters to the local county park on New York’s Long Island to see the annual fireworks show on
I read with interest Caleb Lunetta’s June 27 piece on declining enrollment at Newhall public schools. Superintendent Jeff Pelzel was quoted saying, “Students need to be in school every day
Another Wednesday, another Gary Horton bleat. His June 27 entry, “Kids in Cages: Is That the American Way?” finds him in full-bloomed sob mode. “Kids in cages in faraway places,
I recently went through a job change and those of you who have experienced such a thing know what a joy it is. Fortunately, we had about a year’s notice
Remember the Imperial Walkers from Star Wars? Those giant terrifying mechanical nightmares that looked a whole lot like those giant cargo cranes at the Port of Los Angeles – but
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