
Lois Eisenberg | Grand Canyon Park Turns 100
The Grand Canyon National Park is 100 years old, and we Americans should be so proud of its grandeur. A picture can’t capture its beauty and magnificence. The Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon National Park is 100 years old, and we Americans should be so proud of its grandeur. A picture can’t capture its beauty and magnificence. The Grand Canyon

Thought you beloved SCV people should know before you read it in the tabloids. I’m running for the Santa Clarita Valley’s recently vacated 25th Congressional District seat, provided, of course,

Many of us assume that the formula for raising kids who succeed includes removing as many obstacles as possible from their paths. But when you run that calculation against the

California trial lawyers are licking their chops over a trio of new state employment laws that significantly expand the liability of Golden State businesses. Assembly Bill 5, passed last month,

Sometimes the courts are wrong. It happened in the past with unfair civil rights decisions that were later overturned. And often a powerful multinational corporation worth billions of dollars will

September was full of environmental activities largely led by youth. Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish activist who inaugurated the school strike for climate movement — now called Fridays for Future

Back in October 2018, I had the pleasure of personally interviewing Katie Hill during the peak of her election campaign. It was a great experience and I came away quite

Joe Biden is lucky that he’s a Democrat, otherwise the media would want to investigate his dealings with Ukraine. At the last Democrat debate the candidates were warned by the

FDR, JFK, RFK, Ted Kennedy, John Edwards, Gary Condit, Gary Hart and… Katie Hill. Ms. Hill blames her admitted inappropriate actions on her divorce. Is it maybe the other way

Thank you for taking the high road regarding the personal life of Rep. Katie Hill. I know there are plenty of people who think everything in a politician’s life, no

President Trump’s promise that there would be a surge in manufacturing, and there would be an increase in jobs, seems to be short-lived. The states that put Trump into office

American manufacturing is facing an unprecedented challenge. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, by 2035 retirement-age Americans will outnumber those under the age of 18. As reported by Deloitte and

Last Saturday my wife and I hosted our Annual Halloween Latin Dance Party. Since 2004 our beautiful Fair Oaks home has offered a welcoming opportunity for more than 50 costume-clad

How refreshing to read that our community newspaper stands above the negativity and doesn’t try to make news where there is none. Let private events stay private unless they intrude

Last week, reports of multiple, alleged sexual affairs with both male and female staffers, including text messages and photos of California’s 25th District Democratic Rep. Katie Hill, began limited circulation

By The Signal Editorial Board Where to begin? The running saga of Rep. Katie Hill’s sex life, the media coverage and fallout, the House Ethics Committee opening an investigation, the

In the past few years various studies have concluded that multi-tasking is actually inefficient. It seems when we try to concentrate on many things, we end up losing focus on

By Dianne Van Hook Chancellor, College of the Canyons Some people see college financial aid as something scary. And not because the application period opens in the same month as

The Signal editorial board made at least one mistake in its Oct. 20 editorial, “The Democrats and Their Fake Impeachment Query” by incorrectly stating that an impeachment inquiry was undertaken

In the Sunday, Oct. 6, edition of The Signal, Katie Hill defended her hard-thought-out decision to support the House impeachment inquiry into the president. I swore an oath to uphold,