Even in the worst of situations, unless we’re talking about being plopped alive into an industrial wood chipper like that poor lady in “Fargo,” there’s a lesson to be learned.
When two serious students of history declare that President Trump has made a fatal error in eliminating Quasem Soleimani, as have Johnathan Kraut and Lois Eisenberg, we must seriously look
Well, as I mentioned in my last column I’ve packed up and moved from the no-longer-Golden State, settling in the metro-Denver town of Castle Rock. It’s been quite an experience,
As an Australian, I was deeply moved to read that 20 firefighters from the Angeles National Forest fire service will be traveling to Victoria to help combat the wildfires that
These are disconcerting times for those paying close attention to the national news. There’s not much positive and a whole lot of troubling. An impeachment trial where our highest government
It’s strange to me how people can criticize Donald Trump’s impeachment process as “purely partisan” — see The Signal’s Editorial Board opinion, Jan 5 — when their own views of
By The Signal Editorial Board For the longest time, many local residents used to lament the fact that there was no mall in the Santa Clarita Valley. In the 1980s,
When I got word of George Caravalho’s passing, many good memories came to mind of the man I had the privilege of knowing and working with. I would have loved
Possibly someone with an iota of brain matter can explain the following to me. The Democrats, led by Adam Schiff, just finished holding a kangaroo court where they filed two
By David Hegg Just for fun I looked up the definition of “value” on my computer’s dictionary. After sifting through the various ways the word is used in the English
By The Signal Editorial Board In a nation deeply divided by partisanship, few things are surprising anymore. Yet it’s still disturbing to see the reactions of some Democrats in Washington
I’m glad our fighter is back. I’ve known Steve Knight for close to two decades and it’s hard for me to summarize in a few sentences his lifelong record of
The tension in the Middle East has gone from highest fever to a fever pitch. And now the questions are, are we now prepared and what comes next? The assassination
Attention John Boston: What a great idea to write in Katie Hill in the March election. Then, if she wins we can see her picture up there with all our
Re: Mike Garcia commentary (Jan. 12). Denying success? See here, Mike. You could review some of the recent skirmishes we are having among the letters in the opinion column here
Regional news agencies reported recently water customers could be fined for taking a shower and doing laundry on the same day. WRONG! There is no law against showering and doing
Jonathan Kraut’s light bulb has gone on again, although it is especially dim this time. But still, he has seen enough by its illumination to forecast the end of the
On the same day President Trump was signing an agreement with China at the White House that will dramatically help the American people, Nancy Pelosi was cheerfully handing out souvenir
Maybe 50 years from now, I’ll get my official card as a Newhall old-timer, which allows discounts, like free drinking water at Hart Park and no waiting for a counter
John Boston is right. Christy Smith will not responsibly serve her constituents in the 25th District. She is beholden to the Democratic Party and she follows the marching orders of