Many years ago now, I strangled my baby brother. No need to send the police. It was a justifiable homicide. My youngest sibling-like substance, Hondo, is interesting. He’s never had
Los Angeles County is most populous county in the U.S. California is the largest economy among all the states in the U.S. California real estate of all types is in
Vote no on Proposition 13. There has to be a better way! For a state with schools sadly ranking consistently near the lowest in the country, along with declining test
Supervisor Kathryn Barger simply doesn’t care about We the People, who couldn’t afford, (even as an entire community), to donate to her campaign coffers — unlike the landfill that could
I’m an NPP (no party preference) voter who switches to vote in Republican primaries as necessary. My family of five registered voters has been supporting Mike Garcia for Congress since
Voters in the upcoming 25th District special election and the primary election really have a simple choice. If you think how California is being run is a model for the
There have been many supporters of Mike Garcia who understand cheerleading. They understand the value of taking results that have been observed and making them an integral part of a
While watching TV I happened to catch Christy Smith’s campaign ad in which she laments that her mother went to an early grave because she was diabetic and could not
There are big, big, changes coming to your voting booth this upcoming primary election. Almost everything we’ve come to accept as standard and routine for how we vote has now
Telephone calls and other inquirers are coming to me asking about a robo text that’s going around telling people that congressional candidate Mike Garcia did not vote for Donald Trump
As we get inundated with national news on a daily basis, it is easy to overlook local matters that affect us all. One of those local issues of great value
In a Feb. 11 commentary, “The Prop. 13 Switcheroo on March Ballot,” Jonathan Kraut makes many inaccurate assertions about the statewide school facilities bond measure on the March 3 primary
From the Editor: Today is the deadline for election-related letters to the editor and guest commentary submissions to be considered for publication prior to the opening of the polls. We
We received congressional candidate Steve Knight’s latest mailer and it could not be more deceitful or misleading. First, Knight has not been strong on illegal immigration as he now indicates.
By The Signal Editorial Board As you head to the polls for the March 3 primary — in which you actually have 11 days to vote, starting Feb. 22 —
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor As we approach the March 3 primary — really, the Feb. 22 through March 3 primary — it’s been a relatively calm campaign in the
By David Hegg By this time next week the vote centers in our valley will be open for business. From Feb. 22 to March 3 you and I will be
Mike Garcia is a well qualified conservative Republican who will do the 25th District proud as our representative in the House. Steve Knight needs to step aside. He had his
If you live in the south Santa Clarita Valley, you may have noticed an increase in noise from jet and propeller planes. It’s not your imagination. The FAA has instituted
Last month I met Annie Cho, candidate for the 38th Assembly District. She reached out to me and to many others to learn about issues important to Santa Claritans. Given