Tilly Norwood is Hollywood’s newest rising star. She’s talented, versatile and completely fake. Of course she’s fake, I hear you say, she’s a Hollywood actress. But Norwood is entirely fake.
If you are still unsure as to how to vote on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed Proposition 50 (with its $200 million price tag borne by California taxpayers while we are
Since when did our “non-partisan” City Council begin to tell us who or what to vote for in state or national elections? Since some of the City Council has worked
Will the ceasefire deal Donald Trump brokered in Gaza last? Will the end of the fighting between Israel and Hamas finally bring peace to a bloody and tragic corner of
When I was 6, I was pretty upset with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics’ First Secretary Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev. The shoe-pounding commie B-word so-&-so was scheduled to visit the
Watch out, John Boston, Gary Horton is gunning for your job as The Signal’s resident humorist. I laugh aloud at John’s Friday columns and Saturday’s Time Ranger series. But I
As America is approaching the second year of Donald Trump’s presidency, we have seen more and more of his administration’s dangerous side in the form of defying the justice system,
Jimmy Kimmel has been reinstated to his late- night comedy TV show after being suspended for free speech by saying “many in MAGA land are work- ing very hard to
At the time of writing this column, it appears that, based on historical standards, we are in for a fairly long government shutdown. As I stated in a recent column,
After reading the comments by Alan Ferdman and Sandy Cassidy (Oct. 10) regarding Gary Horton’s column “The Conservative Christian Coup” (Oct. 8), I had to go back and reread his
This week saw the debut of a new alliance in the ongoing resistance to President Donald Trump. New York Attorney General Letitia James, already a hero on the left for
Santa Clarita enjoys more than 110 miles of paved trails and paseos — a civic treasure that lets us walk, jog and ride through our neighborhoods without ever crossing a
Many thanks, and touché to The Signal for publication of my most recent letter on Oct. 9. I found uproarious chuckles in how it was presented as, “Christopher Lucero |
Jonathan Hatami’s Sept. 18 column attacking Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo reveals more about his political motivations than any genuine concern for public safety. His selective outrage over a bill that died
The two great debates of my lifetime have been the following: “Is it gravy or sauce” and “Can a pro-lifer support the death penalty.” The first conundrum is more controversial
CHARLESTON, S.C. On an artificial island 4 miles from downtown stands an unlikely reminder of the cost of national disunion, a granite monument to discord, both a reminder of the
Re: Lois Eisenberg’s letter of Oct. 2. The Second Amendment was written to protect citizens against the government! If we only have muskets, what good would that be? Also, aren’t
The recent coordinated resignation from the Santa Clarita Veterans Services Collaborative reeks of political theater, not genuine concern for veterans. Let’s be clear about what’s really happening here: Failed politicians
Last week I, along with millions of other Californians, received a one-page ballot for the Nov. 4 special election. My initial reaction as I opened the envelope was anger, perhaps
By David Hegg Every year, our church employs an outside auditing firm to scrutinize our financial practices. We do so because we intend to handle the charitable donations of our