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After the fires last January, the IRS delayed the due date for filing tax returns due between Jan. 7 and Oct. 14 to Oct. 15 for taxpayers residing in Los

After the fires last January, the IRS delayed the due date for filing tax returns due between Jan. 7 and Oct. 14 to Oct. 15 for taxpayers residing in Los

Vote “no” on Proposition 50! Former California Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has criticized both Democrats and Republicans and their partisan redistricting efforts across the U.S. He argues that both parties

Our family bleeds Dodger Blue. When they lived in New York City, my parents cheered for them at Ebbets Field, and when my mom and dad moved to Los Angeles,

Without a doubt there is NOTHING more permanent than a temporary government program, and anyone who believes that California Proposition 50, if passed by the voters, will not become permanent

Democrats shut down the government because they think it’s not going bankrupt fast enough. They throw rocks at federal agents because they think the agents are too violent. They ban

The Justice Department is evaluating a criminal referral accusing former CIA Director John Brennan of lying to Congress. In the referral, Republican members of the House allege that Brennan lied

Wow! World Series Game 3 ended at 12:26 a.m. Tuesday morning, and I’m still bleary-eyed as I write this. Perhaps the most thrilling, exhausting and inspiring baseball game of our

New California State is the group that broke off from Jefferson after having been heavily involved in that group since its inception. Good people. The problem with Jefferson and all

No wonder the dying legacy news media is increasingly distrusted and despised by the American people. They spent much of last week tearing their hair out over “King” Trump’s White

What an exciting month it’s been watching Republicans control every level of government: the executive, judicial and Congress. But let’s be real: At this phase of our country, all branches

To Brian Richards, I think I have the answer to your questions (letters, Aug. 15). Democrats, for some reason that I have yet to determine, have hitched their cart to

As we head into the final quarter of 2025, the NAACP Santa Clarita Branch is launching its fall membership drive — and we’re calling on our neighbors, friends and local

In a letter to the editor on Sept. 17, someone asks for examples of right wing violence on Democrats. (A chart) from the Cato Institute shows that since 1975 there

George Floyd, a Black man who had been detained by Minneapolis police after a store clerk alleged he had used a counterfeit $20 bill, died as Officer Derek Chauvin knelt

By David Hegg Through a conversation with a learned friend, I recently came to see the eerie reality that what we know as “woke” ideology is a post-modern adaptation of

I just completed the four sessions at the SCV Water Academy. We toured three locations, each unique, but with the same goal: “Clean/Safe Drinking Water, without fear of turning on

By The Signal Editorial Board “Democracy is on the ballot Nov. 4.” It sure is. But when that statement comes from proponents of Proposition 50, it drips with hypocrisy. Remember

Social Security is earned, not welfare. With fewer than three workers per retiree, the system faces insolvency in the 2030s. President Donald Trump’s new Social Security law makes major changes

In one of his letters many, many moons ago, Christopher Lucero took credit for starting what is now known as the Wakefield Winter Wonderland. It’s the Christmas display extravaganza that

Democratic politicians throughout California — those already in office and those who want in — assume voters will rearrange the state’s 52 congressional districts Nov. 4 and create new career