Recently, Santa Clarita voters read in The Signal that Christian Gadbois, a candidate running for Saugus Union School District Trustee Area 3, faces four felony charges of theft and fraud.
Civil war. That’s what one tech industry executive said he fears most, if we don’t curtail our social media habit. This was in the documentary “Social Dilemma” available on Netflix.
I’ve known Maria Gutzeit for more than 15 years. I trust her judgment as a member of the SCV Water Agency, as she is guided by the facts and science.
Either she has been ignoring the media for the last several weeks or there was a delay in The Signal publishing Lois Eisenberg’s latest (Sept. 25) bi-weekly anti-Trump rant in
The best people in education are those who view it not as a job, but as a calling. People who are passionate about guiding students to achieve their potential and
The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent government shutdowns have decimated our state economy. Adding insult to injury is the failure of the Employment Development Department (the agency that manages unemployment insurance
By David Hegg Perhaps I am overstating the case, but it sure seems like we are in the throes of a once-in-our-lifetime convergence of disasters. First, I’ll give you my
Gary Horton’s Sept. 23 column “Undemocratic Senate Doesn’t Represent Us” was yet another example of his regurgitation of the Dem/socialist party’s talking points, in this case hysteria about Donald Trump
By The Signal Editorial Board One in a continuing series of editorial endorsements for the November 2020 election: Over the past several weeks, we have offered our endorsements in a
I am writing in support of Maria Gutzeit for the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency director, Division 3 position. As a former director myself, I know firsthand that she has
I just finished viewing the first presidential debate and was very disappointed because it turned out to be a Donald Trump filibuster with an occasional comment by Joe Biden. Then,
When the alarm was rung about the coronavirus spreading throughout the United States back in late February, College of the Canyons trustee Edel Alonso sent an email to board President
I saw the bright yellow signs last week as I was driving down a major thoroughfare in town. I pulled into the shopping center and quickly found the EZ Up
All over the country there are reports of dumped mail that includes election ballots. It is obvious the U.S. Postal Service cannot be trusted handling the ballots for the Nov.
This past month, I have followed various Santa Clarita City Council forums held around the city, and there appears to be an overwhelming consensus indicating institutional racism is not raising
Throughout his illustrious and chaotic life, President Donald Trump has been in many feuds. When somebody mocks him, he’s not one to take it in stride. He has an insatiable
It has been nearly 200 years since the young Abraham Lincoln began to formulate and articulate his views on democracy, social reforms and political institutions in America. Yet, we can
Subject: “Veterans Shunned in America” (letter to the editor, Robert Piasecki, Sept. 24). I came back from Vietnam in 1970. I was 22. Even my parents didn’t really talk to
When did we stop teaching history in our public schools? It seems like so many folks these days are simply ignorant of history and all the lessons it teaches. We
The rule of law is the foundation of all good police work. However, lately state Democrats and anti-law enforcement groups in Sacramento are pushing through legislation designed to alter the