
Gary Horton | The American Tragedy of Trump
Trump’s presidency didn’t have to turn as such a tragic and dangerous farce. While always a divisive character, Trump didn’t have to end up righteously disliked or ever hated, by
Trump’s presidency didn’t have to turn as such a tragic and dangerous farce. While always a divisive character, Trump didn’t have to end up righteously disliked or ever hated, by
On Sept. 4, 2017, I lost my son Peter Spencer. Peter went into cardiac arrest on Aug. 31, 2017. His dad found him unresponsive and performed CPR until paramedics arrived.
That goal, publicly stated by Barack Obama in 2008 gave me chills then and still does. Our citizenry should know what that was. (And still is!) It came directly from
In response to Albert Bigelow’s response to Lois Eisenberg on Sept. 5 (“The Truth about Smog and Trump’s EPA”): Albert questioned Lois’ facts on the EPA and pollution. While arguing
Re: Duane Mooring letter, Sept. 5. Aren’t Google and other web tools politically biased? The North Korea problem just may be behind us! What’s to say that voter fraud did
Homelessness is one of the things that is huge in Los Angeles and Orange County but a much smaller issue here. Kudos to the City of Santa Clarita for paying
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I’m not boycotting anything. Not. One. Damn. Thing. Except boycotts. Those, I’m boycotting. It’s the latest in many recent signs of the Apocalypse: Last week
“Believe In Something, Even If It Means Sacrificing Everything.” Nike, you got that right! Dick Ramirez Valencia
Re: A look at the task force on homelessness, news, Aug. 30. The Santa Clarita City Council is undertaking a worthy yet difficult task when it comes to the homeless
By David Hegg For many of us, Paul Harvey will always hold a special place in our memories. I especially appreciated the segments this outstanding newsman called “The Rest of
By The Signal Editorial Board There’s a lot to like about The Master’s University. Nestled in the quiet, rural atmosphere of Placerita Canyon, the campus provides a tranquil learning environment
Add another one! They say two things are certain in life: death and taxes. Well, I think we can add another one: Lois Eisenberg’s weekly rants against our president in
A report in the Sacramento Bee reveals that the California state budget, awaiting Gov. Jerry Brown’s signature, diverts tens of millions of dollars of taxpayers’ hard-earned money into programs that
Re: the latest Brian Baker/Lois Eisenberg skirmish. No surprise at all that Brian Baker announced his support for Steve Knight, nor that he supports President Trump and his self-evident and
I’m going to come to Brian Baker’s defense, although he needs nothing from me. He is perfectly capable of his own defense. First of all, Brian correctly identifies the characters
So there’s this sign at the sunny end of the pool at my gym. I shouldn’t mention it in mixed company, but, it bothers me. The sign reads: PERSONS CURRENTLY
The letter writer (Dennis Veal, Aug. 28) is confused about Social Security, and asserts the long-discredited lock box theory. Initially, Social Security was a pay-as-you-go system, and was not envisioned
A few weeks ago I read an article in The Signal regarding the solar panels located on the hills that you can see from Soledad Canyon Road. The article mentioned
Sometimes its really hard to admit you’ve made a mistake. Heck, I know I do. But, how do you explain making dozens of mistakes with seemingly no accountability? That seems
The issue of homelessness across the country, and particularly in Southern California, is both complex and perplexing. Even in the Santa Clarita Valley, officials and nonprofits alike struggle to find
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