
David Hegg | Life Lessons Found While Traveling a Bumpy Road
By David Hegg Two weeks ago, I was flying down the road, knowing the stop lights were timed to reward drivers adhering to the 50-mph limit. Deep in thought, I
By David Hegg Two weeks ago, I was flying down the road, knowing the stop lights were timed to reward drivers adhering to the 50-mph limit. Deep in thought, I
By The Signal Editorial Board You almost have to wonder if Vince Lombardi would be proud of what American politics has become. After all, when it comes to matters involving
Steve Lunetta, regarding your commentary on Sept. 20, “Kavanaugh, Uncle Earl, and #MeToo,” I must question some of the comments from “Uncle Earl.” First, the lack of testimony or evidence
I’m an 80-plus-year-old woman recovering from a broken wrist. I decided Saturday morning to walk to VONS and do my shopping, with the idea of using the shopping cart to
Many Californians are asking themselves, is the dream of a peaceful and secure retirement becoming a relic in California? Restful days spent with friends and families are quickly becoming unattainable
There was a glaring omission in Betty Arenson’s opinion piece in last Saturday’s Signal and in Jonathan Kraut’s Sept. 18 column. Both articles make no mention of what the Santa
Last week I saw an email from Christy Smith attacking Dante Acosta because he received campaign contributions from certain business entities. This made me curious. After her attacks and a
I wish liberals read the whole letter instead of getting emotional over my questions. Didn’t I say, “Could it be that Google is politically biased?” Or, “It may be that
Are you a conservationist? A fan of outdoor recreation? Do you recognize the importance of tourist dollars in California? Then you need to urge your congressman to renew funding for
My personal thanks to everyone at The Signal newspaper who assisted in the preparation of my article (Veterans page, Sept. 14) and their professionalism. I especially wish to thank Mr.
Tonight’s my 50th High School Class Reunion. I’ve done well living a life of denial, so let the record state that, in my mind, it’s the 50th month reunion, not
A quiet exodus from California has begun. Voters, both Democratic and Republican, are leaving the state. Some take their business interests with them. Many are tired of Gov. Jerry Brown
Friday, Sept. 14: Am I crazy, are we all going nuts, is it just human nature or what, but have you noticed that all the television reporters who, a few
Last weekend, I got to spend some real quality time with Uncle Earl, my crusty but lovable curmudgeon of a relative who always seems to be able to say the
I think Mr. Jerome Marder’s letter (“Be the Nice Kid,” Thursday, Sept. 13) was really worth giving his suggestion a try. The posters could very well appeal to insecure kids,
“Show me the man and I’ll show you the crime.” – Lavrenti Behria Head of Stalin’s secret police There’s a reason why legal proceedings, both civil and criminal (with a
Sobriety checkpoints are illegal here in America, for they are dragnets, and dragnets have been illegal here in the U.S.A. since the 1950s. Law enforcement, in America, must have probable
You’ve heard it said, “When you’ve got to go, you’ve got to go.” Well, it’s time for Steve Knight to go. California has been putting up a lot with Washington
I found your article concerning the statements issued by the candidates for the 25th Congressional District concerning National Women’s Equality Day to be enlightening. Rep. Steve Knight issued a positive
Re: Loss of several car dealerships I am so frustrated. All we hear is “shop local,” urging Santa Clarita residents to shop locally and not “go over the hill.” Well,
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