Stephen Maseda | Tax and Jobs Bill Is Paying for Itself
October 6, 2018
Looking at the first 10 months of the 2017-2018 fiscal year (thru July), the results reflect that the tax and jobs bill is paying for itself mainly as a result
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Sen. Scott Wilk | Prop. 6: More Roads, Less Money
October 6, 2018
On Nov. 6 voters will have the chance to vote “yes” on Proposition 6, which will repeal Senate Bill 1, Gov. Jerry Brown’s $52 billion gas and car tax. In
Dorothy Stallman | Smith Would Deliver Affordable Health Care Solutions
October 5, 2018
California is in a health-care crisis and people are suffering and going bankrupt. The costs of care and prescription drugs are out of control. Bigger and bigger portions of a
Jim De Bree | Rent Control Exacerbates Problems
October 5, 2018
The specter of rent control is making a reappearance both in Los Angeles County and statewide. Housing costs, including rents, have risen sharply in recent years, making it difficult for
John Boston | How to Clean Those Stubborn Democrat Stains
October 5, 2018
Maybe it’s the Kaitlin Jenner side of me, but I’ve always been fascinated by cleaning tips, especially the ones leaning toward the phantasmagorical. Sometimes I’m lured by a late-night TV
Sean McLaughlin | Hateful Tactics from the Left
October 4, 2018
What turns people “off” in today’s distasteful politics? Answer: hostility, anger, rage, aggression, suppression, the likes which history, yes, has seen before. At every turn, crowds of loud and angry
Bill Reynolds | This Veteran’s Votes for City Council…
October 4, 2018
When considering our Nov. 6 City Council election and those vying to take one of three seats up for grabs, I have carefully reviewed each candidate. As mentioned in my
Steve Lunetta | The Light of Day at Master’s U
October 4, 2018
It’s about time the Santa Clarita Valley started paying attention to this. Our own beloved Master’s University is under attack and not from the outside. It’s a rot the emanates
Marilyn Logan | Prop. 12: For Animals and Humanity
October 4, 2018
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” ― Mahatma Gandhi Our community cares about animals. From the recent
John Klymshyn | Thanks from a Returning Resident
October 3, 2018
After living outside the SCV for the past five years, I have returned to find a rational voice in local media. Imagine my surprise and delight! While it is unreasonable
Matt Funicello | Canvassers: ‘Do Not Disturb’
October 3, 2018
Recently, I made issue of political canvassers and how they choose to ignore residents’ requests to be left alone. Yes, I am aware of the legal rights of political canvassers.
Gary Horton | We Got Good News Last Week
October 3, 2018
It’s easy to get discouraged with all the national political tumult playing out on all media — constantly blaring into our eyes and ears. Many folks get discouraged — or
Darlene Chandler | Don’t Ignore Grandma on Solar Panels
October 2, 2018
I can see the solar panels from my back yard and I do not even live in Canyon View Estates! What a mess! How can something so large be slapped
Richard Myers | What One Thing Can We Count on?
October 2, 2018
Oh my, oh my, oh my. I just watched and listened to hours of testimony by Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh and I have to admit it’s difficult to
Maria Gutzeit | Social Media a Poor Choice for Information
October 2, 2018
Congratulations! You are reading this in the No. 1 source of local news, according to past polling of local residents. That’s a good start, because reliable sources of news (especially
Glenda Johnson | Horton Has It Wrong
September 30, 2018
Oh, Horton! As usual, in my opinion, he has it all WRONG again. (Gary Horton, Sept. 19) It is definitely about re-electing Steve Knight to Washington in order to give
Deborah Ellis | Service Dogs: No Vest Required
September 30, 2018
My teenage daughter and I were at the Valencia Town Center Mall (recently) with her registered service dog when she got verbally attacked by an adult couple who followed her
Our View | Wilk Balances Privacy vs. Public Information
September 30, 2018
By The Signal Editorial Board As a general rule, we strongly favor the most open government, with the most free flow of information possible. However, especially in today’s environment, there
Tim Whyte | Mad Ducks, Bears and Stay-Puft Football Rules
September 30, 2018
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor “Oh Christ,” he said. “The best thing in football was to really pop someone. One of the great joys of my life was to get
David Hegg | What’s It Worth? Never Trade Away Your Integrity
September 30, 2018
By David Hegg Tradition has it that young Abraham Lincoln walked several miles to return what turned out to be too much change from a store owner. Similar actions during