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If someone told me when I was a scrawny, scared student at Placerita Junior High in the early 1960s that I’d grow up to become many things, including a historian,

If someone told me when I was a scrawny, scared student at Placerita Junior High in the early 1960s that I’d grow up to become many things, including a historian,

Re: Jack Teoli’s letter (Signal, Sept. 10). Jack, honestly, I’m not trying to pick on you. I don’t think you’ve thought this flag issue through. I believe — and I’m

COVID cases are rising again in California. Older adults are especially vulnerable, so, as a doctor, I strongly recommend they wear a mask. Since the virus spreads through the air,

When President Donald Trump did not appear in public view for four days in August, social media quickly erupted with speculation. Rumors spread that he had died, and amateur internet

In his June 18 letter, Brian Spinger of Canyon Country scolds The Signal editorial board’s position on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids and the accompanying protests. Mr. Spinger also

Winston Churchill nailed it when he told the British Parliament in 1943: “Democracy thrives only when free speech, free elections, and free institutions stand tall.” But here’s the bitter truth:

In re: Walt McKee, “Stop Ducking the Question,” letters, Aug. 14. Like Mr. McKee I live one block from the intersection of Newhall Ranch Road and McBean Parkway and just

Ironically, Barack Obama’s immunity from prosecution for politicizing the intelligence community was confirmed a few years ago by the Supreme Court, after Obama’s own intelligence community went after Donald Trump

Over the past several weeks much has been written and said about the drama that has played out in recent City Council meetings. There have been claims of name calling,

When you think about the current political fight over immigration enforcement, start with this: There are millions of people, at least 15 million and perhaps as many as 20 million,

Conflict between California’s state officials and its nearly 500 cities and counties — especially over money — is nothing new. However, relations between state and local governments are arguably the

Here’s some good news we can all be proud of: Last week The Signal reported College of the Canyons was ranked No. 14 in the entire state for return on

OMG, I can”t believe it! I just read where President Donald Trump is planing two events: an upgrading of the Rose Garden at the White House and attending the U.S.

On Wednesday, Sept. 10, at 7 p.m., the William S. Hart Union High School District board will meet to discuss a range of policy proposals — one of which would

Gov. Gavin Newsom and his fellow Democrats in the Legislature incessantly denounce President Donald Trump for trampling on civil rights in his lust for power. Their current drive to sanction

Good news is a rarity in California’s massive public school system, which purports to educate nearly 6 million students but struggles to improve chronically subpar academic achievement levels on state

I’ve seen firsthand how cancel culture works. When you stand up, speak out and make a difference, there are people who will try to tear you down. But here’s the

I am just totally aghast after reading the (Sept. 6) article “Hollywood armorer writes the book on gun safety.” I could not believe the arrogance and unfeeling nature in the

NORTH CONWAY, N.H. The radio station here has a popular morning feature called “Talk of the Towns,” and in the past week, the talk of the towns, and of New

By David Hegg Imagine if Abraham Lincoln were alive today and presented his Gettysburg Address. Imagine the response to his opening line. “Four score and seven years ago our fathers