Richard Myers | Yearning for that Feeling of Pride
December 10, 2019
I am not a historian. I can’t name all the presidents. I know the first, the current, and some in between. That’s all. Nevertheless, I’m 88 years old and, having
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Jonathan Kraut | High Court Faces Test on Homelessness
December 10, 2019
There is what is called a “homeless crisis” nationwide. We feel this more in Los Angeles County than most other places with about 60,000 on our streets. The U.S. Supreme
Maynard Davis | More on Traffic Safety
December 8, 2019
I feel so fortunate to live in the beautiful city of Santa Clarita, a well-managed city that continues to build and provide services to residents. However, some things should be
Richard Myers | A Local Driver’s Guide
December 8, 2019
After years of driving here in Valencia, it has become crystal clear that some guidance is needed and so, here is, “A Driver’s Guide for Valencia Roads.” Chapter 1. Signals
Tim Whyte | When We Don’t Really Need to Be on Campus
December 8, 2019
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor It wasn’t quite a riot. It was more like a brawl. About 50 students were involved in the altercation on the campus of Hart High
David Hegg | How Healthy Do You Want to Be, Spiritually?
December 8, 2019
By David Hegg Our society is obsessed with health. Or maybe it is better said that we are obsessed with the idea of health. All around us new discoveries and
Our View | Credit Where It’s Due: A Fiscally Responsible City
December 8, 2019
By The Signal Editorial Board Chalk this one up in the “credit where it’s due” department: The California State Auditor has released its rankings of 470 cities throughout the state,
Lois Eisenberg | Day of Infamy Must Be Remembered
December 7, 2019
Today it will be 78 years since Pearl Harbor was attacked — a most horrific day for the United States and all her allies. When going over my calendar for
Patricia Suzanne | Don’t Fall for the False Tax Petition
December 7, 2019
As you’re shopping for the holidays, you’re likely to encounter signature-gatherers at malls, farmers markets, grocery stores and the like, armed with various petitions. These individuals are paid to hustle
Karla H. Edwards | An Update from the Detention Center
December 6, 2019
The latest from my November Adelanto Detention Center visit: Two lists were provided by our volunteer organization for those of us going to visit the center in Adelanto. These listed
John Boston | The Lost Dream of Welding Plymouths & Living in Malibu
December 6, 2019
“Give me land, lots of land, with the starry sky above, don’t fence me in…” — Lyrics from Cole Porter Way back when, my buddy Curtis Stone and I plotted
Blaine Ephrem | Saugus: A Survivor’s Perspective
December 6, 2019
On Nov. 14, at 7:38 a.m. our lives were changed. Students, teachers and staff members will never be the same. At 7:38 a.m. we lost a student; a classmate; a
Juanita Fitzgerald | A Touching Tribute
December 5, 2019
Thank you, Jim Madsen, for your thoughtful tribute to Saugus (editorial cartoon, Nov. 21). It was very touching. My heart goes out to all involved, including Nathaniel Berhow’s mother. Saugus
Jim Horton | Blinded by Bias on Impeachment?
December 5, 2019
Jonathan Kraut and Lois Eisenberg apparently are having eyesight problems. The impeachment hearing was televised for all to see. At no time was any evidence of wrongdoing ever presented. It
Lynne Plambeck | Court Ruling Could Be Trouble for SCV
December 5, 2019
This November Superior Court Judge Daniel Murphy ruled that Waste Connections, the international corporation that operates Chiquita Canyon Landfill, had the right of “equitable estoppel” to continue to pursue its
Richard Myers | Add a Banner on Days Since Shooting
December 4, 2019
I’m sure The Signal wants to do whatever it can to end the continuing slaughter happening throughout the country. With the Saugus High School killing fresh in my mind, it
Ken Dean | This Can’t Be the Norm
December 4, 2019
Like everyone in our grief-stricken city, I have no words to express other than what has already been said. I do have a question, like everyone else. Why? As a
Gary Horton | Protect Our Kids in Everyday Settings, Too
December 4, 2019
Our community is healing from the Saugus school shooting. We’ve come together and are committed to coming out of this a stronger community. This was a huge loss, and thank
Gil Mertz | What the Left Fears Most on Trump
December 3, 2019
As the left and the media have been lighting their hair on fire daily with their baseless scandal du jour against President Trump, he has quietly appointed nearly one in
Dianne Van Hook | Delivering on the Promise of Opportunity
December 3, 2019
In the fall of 1969, College of the Canyons opened for its first term of classes. Thirty-one faculty taught 735 students in the late afternoons and evenings Hart High School,