Many of us opposed the mega-water-district merger in Santa Clarita. We were concerned that it would essentially allow the high-spending Castaic Lake Water Agency to be in control of all
Most of us were not yet born to know the Great Stock Market Crash in 1929. The final day of panic at the New York Stock Exchange was on what
There was a time in our history when College of the Canyons, a fledgling community college, was not all that important or even relevant. Sure, it played a role in
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Her voice was bright and cheery. “Hi! I’m calling on behalf of a nonpartisan evangelical group and we’re doing a 31-city bus tour to encourage
By Steve Knight Representative, 25th Congressional District For someone running on a platform of changing “politics as usual,” my opponent in Tuesday’s election sure does seem to pull a lot
This upcoming election will prove to be a critical time for our nation, state and community. In Santa Clarita it is a particularly important time for College of the Canyons.
By David Hegg I almost entitled this column, “Why marketing departments hate history,” but I thought that might be a bit overstated. The truth is our nation has become a
By The Signal Editorial Board If you’re old enough, perhaps you remember the TV commercial: Four authentic-looking cowboys, sitting around a campfire, getting ready for some tasty campout vittles. One
California has the world’s fifth largest economy, but that economy cannot continue to grow without ensuring that our aging water infrastructure system is updated. In an era of increased drought
I’m endorsing Ann-Marie Bjorkman for the College of the Canyons board of trustees because she’s the right person at the right time. But you’ve already read all about that, and
Voting is complex. It requires reading, analysis, study. Too many voters, I fear, go to the polls without preparation. When I was younger, I remember feeling a bit lost with
“Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.” — John Adams
It has now been about a week since the terrible events unfolded at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. The traditional period of Jewish mourning – Shiva – will
Perhaps you’ve already voted, so you know: The ballot for the 2018 midterm elections is a lengthy affair, with votes to be cast on a variety of elected positions and
Katie Hill is not a moderate as she is trying to portray herself. In my opinion she will vote with Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff and Maxine Waters consistently if she
As a 38 year resident of Santa Clarita Valley, my vote is for Bob Jensen for the governing board of the William S. Hart Union High School District. Bob’s service
I strongly support Bob Jensen for re-election to the William S. Hart Union High School District governing board. Bob has diligently served on the board for two terms and his
It is difficult to overstate the substantial contributions and efforts Ann-Marie Bjorkman has made to our children’s successes with regard to their education and, thus, the surrounding community as a
When will Rep. Steve Knight run on his record? Tax breaks to the 1 percent and corporations. Corporate tax collections are down 31 percent. He voted at least nine times
Joan MacGregor has my enthusiastic support for re-election to the College of the Canyons board of trustees. Why? Because Joan consistently reads board agendas thoroughly and carefully, and formulates important