By David Hegg Most of the time I love my job. It puts me in relationship with people at the most critical times of their lives. I have stood by
By The Signal Editorial Board Change can be sudden, or it can be gradual. You might think we’ve seen sudden change in the community with the results of the Nov.
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor “Transparency” is a word government officials throw around a lot, as if merely saying it means one is practicing it. In practice, though, its application
By Mary Petersen Contributing Writer College of the Canyons recently hosted a panel discussion about the timely topic of “The Common Good.” Its relevance is critical in today’s society, even
To Rep. Steve Knight: Please, don’t be discouraged. You’re a good man who didn’t get the needed support. Sometimes people can be blinded by the light. We (us, U.S., me)
Anti-Semitism is on the rise, much to the disbelief of many. “The FBI’s new report shows anti-Semitism hate crimes rose by 37 percent in 2017.” Only about 1 percent of
The adage “voters have spoken” is a cursory statement, but did they really? One wholesale example is the fraudulent wording on the 2018 ballot regarding Proposition 6 (repealing Senate Bill
Now that Santa Clarita has lost both the Assembly seat and the congressional seat, it might be appropriate for The Signal to consider having some more balanced syndicated columnists instead
Now that we have the same City Council that we had last year, maybe a few bits of unfinished business can be finalized. 1. When will ALL the billboards come
John Boston is a genius. I’m so glad he’s back. Pamela Moreau Saugus
Re: Borderline massacre. How much longer can we allow the “merchants of death” claim that the only solution to the rampant misuse of their products is the purchase of more
In a hastily called press conference, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi announced that the first order of business the Democratic-led House will tackle in 2019 is giving the vote to
As America reels from another mass shooting, which happened about three miles from my home in Thousand Oaks, we are hearing the usual chorus that “something” must be done. There
I wish to thank Mr. (Brian) Richards (letters, Nov. 11) for educating us “leftists” (I am a southpaw) with the adult way to accept defeat and the proper way to
Now that the World Series is a fading memory, I’d like to talk about just one aspect of America’s favorite pastime — greed. The well-known quote by the late P.T.
While I agree with 100 percent of the fiscal policy suggestions by our own Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita (“Newsom, Say No to Waste in Sacramento,” Nov. 10), I am
“A week is a long time in politics.” — British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, 1960s A lot can change in politics in a week. Sometimes a day. Even in an
Christy Smith is wise to wait until all of the ballots are counted. When I arrived at my polling place at 7 a.m. on election day, I was told that
Concerning John Boston’s article in The Signal on Nov. 10 and John Boston in general – I wish to express my displeasure at his standing with The Signal. First, I
A few years ago I was at an event in Ventura County. State Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson was speaking about the length of time it took to turn much of her
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