Re: Gary Horton commentary, Dec. 5. There he goes again. Mr. Horton as usual will state a problem but leave out the most important part. Yes, we have menial and
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor So I spent a good portion of Monday night driving through residential neighborhoods, blasting music at concert-level volume via a pair of massive speakers mounted
By David Hegg In the days following Thanksgiving I read an insightful article on the irony of Black Friday sales. The author lamented that, just one day after reminding ourselves
By The Signal Editorial Board There’s a certain amount of common sense that you want to point out when people are surprised by holiday traffic. Take this past Thanksgiving, for
Adelanto Detention Center Visit – Women’s Facility, Nov. 27: Check-in procedure (show driver’s license, name and alien number of the person I will be talking with, obtain key to a
Transparency is a vital necessity at every level of government. But in California, government transparency seems to be falling by the wayside as the state burdens its taxpayers with expensive
If the urban legend website Snopes.com were to write up the following two news stories (one false, one true), their page might look something like this: CLAIM No. 1: In
The Signal needs to have sports letters to the editor in their section of sports — that is, more than just letters to the editor on the opinion page, and
If you have any dealings in Agua Dulce, chances are you’ve run into some strong women in the process. Their synergy, not to mention talent, was evident last weekend at
Until two days ago, I had no idea professional cuddlers existed. Starting pay is $80 an hour. Less 15 percent that goes back to the internet clearing house that arranges
While I agree with the majority of Ms. Lynn Wright’s article (Nov. 29, “Knight’s Election Post-Mortem”) it was the omission of one very large reason why Rep.-elect Katie Hill won
Jim de Bree, in his “I’m Holding Onto My Wallet” commentary of Nov. 27, reminded readers of a very daunting fact about our California Democrat-dominated politics. That fact is that
We were sitting in the surf off Waikiki recently, me on an old-style longboard and my bride Trish on a shorter new-fangled board favored by much younger people and pro
In response to an article written by Gary Horton (Nov. 29) concerning the subject matter of the history of a Dodo bird. As I was reading his article and got
Last Saturday, I was driving back into Valencia along the scenic Highway 126. Just east of Piru, I witnessed a large band of Hispanic farm workers stealing our American jobs
California has a history of voting down school choice initiatives. Proposition 174 in 1993 and Prop. 38 in 2000 — both forms of school choice voucher programs — failed. But
Recently I got the chance to see “Poverty, Inc.” (povertyinc.org, available for streaming.) In the season of giving, it was quite eye-opening. A winner of over 60 film festival awards,
Around West Ranch High School, Rancho Pico Junior High and Oak Hills Elementary School, there is so much traffic. There is a dead end, which makes the traffic even more
Zero tolerance in the immigration crackdown: (The government) was so unprepared at the U.S.-Mexico border. Criminally prosecuting parents and sending their children to shelters and foster homes was a criminal
To the media he was known simply as 41. He was way much more than a number. He was a Naval World War II hero, statesman, vice president, president, loving
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