Here’s some good news: It’s been over two weeks since America has experienced a truly horrific new mass-murder shooting, empowered by a grossly contorted interpretation of a Second Amendment intended
Great letters today (Aug. 23). John Boston calling for us to be less acerbic, less accusing, less crude… And David Schribman explaining to us, in a refreshing, balanced way, what
The rational thought is that when a person is elected to represent the people of a certain district, that elected official would do just that — represent constituents for their
Polls continue to reflect that Donald Trump generally holds about a 36% favorable rating from a segment of voting Americans. These are the same 36% that favor anything Trump and
As a past member of the 2007 “Save Open Space” committee, I am disgusted with the current controversy and actions of our City Council’s transferring of funds from the open
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I’ll never forget that Zonta roast in 1997. The Signal was the roast-ee for the big annual fundraiser, and Zonta’s roasters took full aim at
By The Signal Editorial Board Mike Kuhlman will take over as superintendent of the William S. Hart Union High School District at the end of this school year, replacing the
By David Hegg As a young boy my dad taught me to be careful not to choose the easy path in life. He was a firm believer that anything worth
We have now had a trifecta of “Democratic Voices” starting with the Josh Heath column, which Betty Arenson accurately described as a “fantasy.” However, it was a dark fantasy, which
After watching the second round of the Democrats’ presidential candidate debates, I have a foreboding thought that every agenda the candidates try and expound on to “benefit” our lives would
California housing affordability is in a crisis. Construction is being drawn back from building new homes by the home builders due to government fees, labor, the high cost of materials
When I was 7, we had the strangest holiday. It was called Christmas. It was January 1958. I so clearly remember returning from Christmas vacation, hunched over a wooden desk.
On Saturday afternoon, Aug. 3, I switched on my TV to learn that there had been a mass shooting in El Paso. After a few moments I remarked to my
The Signal is to be commended for reporting that Cemex USA has sued the Bureau of Land Management to overturn the administrative decision that would have effectively terminated its two
One of the problems with following business news these days is that it is highly politicized. Increasingly, people’s view of the state of the economy is tainted by the political
This trip included 10 volunteers and we are now familiar with the check-in procedure: Hand over driver’s license, obtain a locker key, put all belongings in locker, including wrist watches
Quentin Tarantino’s latest “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is a masterful depiction of 1960s America, when one era was fading and a new, darker one came to life. The
I just read Jonathan Kraut’s opinion, comparing President Trump to fascist behavior (reportedly from an article in “Psychology Today.”) This is a perfect example of a disingenuous Democrat partisan hit
In Response to the column, “Shall We Merrily Move to Impeach Rep. Katie Hill” on Aug. 9 by John Boston: Bravo, Mr. Boston. Finally someone who is not afraid to
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor It was move-in day at Washington State University, and my daughter’s dorm room looked like a crime scene. Blood, spattered on the wall. In the