Brian Baker | Don’t Be Fooled by Border Rhetoric
July 4, 2019
Another Wednesday, another Gary Horton bleat. His June 27 entry, “Kids in Cages: Is That the American Way?” finds him in full-bloomed sob mode. “Kids in cages in faraway places,
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Steve Lunetta | My Electric Car Adventure, Part 1
July 4, 2019
I recently went through a job change and those of you who have experienced such a thing know what a joy it is. Fortunately, we had about a year’s notice
Gary Horton | Fatal Attack of the Job Disrupters
July 3, 2019
Remember the Imperial Walkers from Star Wars? Those giant terrifying mechanical nightmares that looked a whole lot like those giant cargo cranes at the Port of Los Angeles – but
Carolyn Adamick | Another Man Trying to Control Women
July 3, 2019
Regarding Gil Mertz’s letter to the editor about abortion (June 26): I’m assuming you are another man who wants to control what women can or cannot do with their own
Patricia Babcock | ‘Pride Month’ Raises Questions
July 3, 2019
The recent decision of the Santa Clarita City Council to recognize June as Pride Month (Signal front-page article, June 27) has left me with some serious questions. Chief among them
Duane Mooring | The Real Immigration Crisis
July 2, 2019
In response to Byron York’s June 26 column, “What Now, Border Crisis Deniers?” Byron York’s columns keep coming and they don’t improve. This time he laments the denials that a
Maria Gutzeit | Similarities Wherever You Turn in America
July 2, 2019
“Mom, Scooter pooped!” So said a kid who could be anyone’s kid, walking their dog at the KOA before loading up for another day on the road in their RV.
Tim Whyte | Angry Mobs Shout Down an Editorial Art Form
June 30, 2019
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I’ll never forget the day Randy Wicks died. It was 1996. My wife and I were on a camping trip to the Santa Barbara wine
David Hegg | The ‘Upstream’ Ethics of Intellectual Honesty
June 30, 2019
By David Hegg This column is all about this premise: It is more ethical, and more beneficial, to seek the truth and tell the truth than to drift along with
Our View | Faster Connections and a Safe and Happy Fourth
June 30, 2019
By The Signal Editorial Board If you’re reading this online, sometime soon you might be able to read it faster. That is, this and anything else you access on the
James Trabucco | Different Take on Sand Canyon
June 30, 2019
Re: May 22 article, Sand Canyon Country Club: As a participant in the tour of the proposed Sand Canyon Country Club property referenced in the article, I wanted to offer
Marc Winger | Raskin Commentary Missed Latest Info
June 29, 2019
Re: Amber Raskin commentary, June 15. One might give Amber Raskin the benefit of the doubt. There are times when a column is submitted to The Signal and not immediately
Cardon Ellis | Democrats Are Racing for Second
June 29, 2019
Whether you like him or not, President Donald J. Trump, at the least, will be one of the “lesser of two evils” you must choose between in 2020, and if
Will Coggin | Adopt a Cat in June
June 28, 2019
From the cute whiskers to the gentle licks, cats are the “purrfect” pet. In June, anyone can show some love to felines during Adopt-a-Cat Month. The event encourages people to
John Boston | What I’ll Do When I Win $1 Trillion
June 28, 2019
One of my great regrets in life is not having won a lottery in excess of One Trillion Dollars. Take home. After taxes. Had I to do it all over
Sophie Malchus | Health Care Should Be Available to All
June 27, 2019
Access to adequate and affordable health care is something no one should have to worry about. Individuals with genetic diseases live in fear that they won’t be able to access
Jim de Bree | Financing Elder Care Becomes an Emerging Priority
June 27, 2019
In my last column, I wrote about the current crisis that many diabetics face with respect to getting their medical insurance to pay for their insulin. This column discusses an
Duane Mooring | York Columns Blindly Loyal to Trump
June 26, 2019
In response to Byron York’s column on June 20, “Why Trump-Russia Isn’t Watergate,” again, I find Byron York’s simplistic pro-Trump series to be extraordinarily illogical, poorly thought out and blindly
Gil Mertz | Come to California for Your Abortions
June 26, 2019
California, here I come Right back where I started from Where bowers are flowers bloom in the spring Each morning at dawning birdies sing and everything A sun kissed miss
Gary Horton | Kids in Cages: Is That the American Way?
June 26, 2019
Americans are aware that the U.S. has some pretty nasty skeletons in our closet. Locking up our Japanese citizens during WWII. The slaughter of millions of Native Americans and forcing