Gretchen Zovak: It’s that simple
May 31, 2018
Jess Phoenix is whip smart, has won every debate she’s participated in, and has a message that means a lot to me: We need to bring back evidence-based policymaking. Jess
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Cathy Marketti: Inappropriate remarks
May 31, 2018
There was a lot of hype around a “Vice” special that followed one of our local candidates, Katie Hill. I’ve lived in Santa Clarita 20 years and was excited to
Stacy Fortner: A great leader
May 31, 2018
I am the Democratic Regional Vice Chair for Assembly District 38, and I support Katie Hill for Congress. As a local leader, and party official it is pretty easy for
Steve Lunetta: Always looking down
May 31, 2018
I was sitting in front of a building in Burbank this morning having a cup of coffee. I’ll take five minutes in the morning and contemplate the day. That is
Carlos Peláez Phoenix: Watching Phoenix as candidate
May 31, 2018
I’m voting for Jess Peláez Phoenix and it’s not just because I’m married to her. For the last 13 months, I have been present for the debates and candidate forums.
Cameron Smyth & Marsha McLean: Preventing and combating homelessness
May 30, 2018
Addressing homelessness is a challenge. People become homeless for a wide-range of reasons, therefore the solution can’t be one-size fits all. It has to be an interconnected web of resources,
Mike Piccard: Not representative
May 30, 2018
Those of us who are fortunate enough to live in the 25th Congressional District deserve to have a leader in Washington who will represent the needs and concerns of the
Henry Stern: The negative tone
May 30, 2018
After I made my first run for office in 2016 during what turned out to be one of the nastiest elections in American history, I had high hopes this time
Valeri Estrada: Common-sense reform
May 30, 2018
My son was born two days after Sandy Hook. I remember waking up that morning still in the hospital and my partner putting my newborn in my arms and whispering,
Maria Gutzeit: Growing the next generation
May 29, 2018
Who doesn’t tear up at Harry Chapin’s original version of the song “Cat’s in the Cradle?” “My child arrived just the other day. He came to the world in the
Katie Hill: Why I won’t go negative
May 29, 2018
As Election Day approaches, more negative mail continues to be sent out about me by my Democratic opponent, Bryan Caforio. There is no way to describe the content other than
Steve Hensch: Why I’m voting for Bryan Caforio
May 29, 2018
Why am I voting for Democratic congressional candidate Bryan Caforio in the June 5 primary? As the most progressive Democratic candidate, Bryan unequivocally supports Medicare for all, strong gun control
Carolyn Adamick: NRA
May 26, 2018
I read the Signal this morning, as always, and thought Gary Horton’s article was excellent. Then I read a letter to the editor from Gil Mertz which I found very
Jandy Richardson: Hill and super PAC
May 26, 2018
This week, I received a campaign mailer that’s “not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee,” but was instead sent to me by a super PAC. The message really caught
David Hegg: The foundation of our unity
May 26, 2018
Earlier this week I arrived home from two weeks in Israel. It was an exciting time as the new US Embassy opened, and we celebrated the 70th anniversary of Israeli
Our View: Don’t overlook primary
May 26, 2018
The California Primary is 10 days away. This will be the first real test of the post-2016 electorate — a supposedly more energized group of people on both sides who
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May 26, 2018
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Martha Michael: Heavy metal artist Idelle Okman Tyzbir
May 25, 2018
She’s created a three-part series called “Visualization of Music,” and she owns three guitars and a piano. But the heavy metal in the repertoire of Idelle Okman Tyzbir is different
Ryan Skolnick: Caforio mischaracterizes Hill’s stance on issues in 25th District race
May 25, 2018
As the June 5th primary draws closer, the battle to see which Democrat gets to face off against Steve Knight, one of the most vulnerable Republican incumbents in the country,
Ben Weier: Acton becoming a freeway stop
May 25, 2018
I live out by Acton. It is pretty out of the way from SCV but I am very involved in our community and talk has come up about putting in