David Hegg | Matters of Life and Consistency
July 13, 2018
The study of ethical behavior is also a study in logical consistency, or at least it should be. Our ethical convictions represent the foundation of personal and societal stability, and
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Ron Singerman | Sheriff’s Deputies’ 6-Pound Pot Bust: Will it go for Naught?
July 13, 2018
According to an article in the Saturday, July 7, Signal, local deputies arrested two men from Minnesota for possessing 6 pounds of marijuana and $5,760 in cash, mostly in large
Susan Paparozzi | Why Won’t Knight Condemn the President’s Actions?
July 12, 2018
I read with great surprise the letter from Betty Arenson regarding Steve Knight’s supposed concern about the inhumane treatment of children and families fleeing violence at our southern border. We
Steve Lunetta | My Mom Was Right: We All Need Skepticism
July 12, 2018
My Mom always said that if something was too good to be true, it generally was. She was trying to teach me that we all need a healthy level of
Gary Curtis | Reflections on Faith and Patriotism
July 12, 2018
On July 4, I joined with one of my daughters and her 10-year-old daughter to attend Santa Clarita’s hometown Fourth of July parade. This annual celebration of our nation’s nativity
Lois Eisenberg | The Fourth of July Under the Rule of an Immoral Despot
July 12, 2018
The Fourth of July was upon us again (last week). We as Americans were bestowed as of 242 years ago 36 words that over the years have been the American
Duane Mooring | Who Started the Indecency? The Answer Is Donald Trump
July 11, 2018
In response to Betty Arenson’s article on June 30, “The Indecency of the Left”: Betty’s article unfairly minimizes the indecency of the right (especially Donald Trump) and spotlights the indecency
Thomas Oatway | Left vs. Right: Still Looking for Balance in Editorials
July 11, 2018
The Signal published another letter to the editor (June 30) that disagreed with the position of the paper on the language of their editorial position on parents who present themselves
Stacy Fortner | SCV Water Agency Hasn’t Been Forthcoming About Violations, Fine
July 11, 2018
In a letter dated March 16, the new Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency was notified that it was being fined $183,000 for water pollution violations by its Valencia division. It
Drew Mercy | Thanks to Federal Tax Reform, Californians’ Paychecks Are Growing
July 11, 2018
Thanks to tax reform, Walt Disney is giving $1,000 bonuses to its 125,000 employees, thousands of whom work at the firm’s corporate headquarters and studios in Burbank. But tax reform
Gary Horton | Have Americans Lost Our Minds?
July 11, 2018
This past July 7, Signal columnist Gwendolyn Sims penned a column titled, “Democrats Don’t Really Care About Kids.” Let that sink in for a moment. You mean, all those 30-odd
Sue Prout | Don’t Be Blind to Child Trafficking at Our Nation’s Borders
July 10, 2018
If you indeed choose to take your own children through thousands of miles of uncertain territory to a place that promises free housing, food, clothing plus, plus, plus for yourself
Maria Gutzeit | ‘Closed’ Is Not the Answer
July 10, 2018
Bad behavior by humans is putting lives, environment and the economy at risk, and what seems like a new trend of closing natural areas rather than working on prevention is
Anthony Breznican | Debunking Baker’s Latest Column
July 10, 2018
Just as dawn follows night, a new Brian Baker column must be followed with a long series of corrections. In his latest write-up for The Signal, “The Manipulation of the
Our View | Santa Clarita Is Misunderstood on Homelessness
July 7, 2018
This comes to us from the No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Department. Your city government in recent years has been taking the homelessness issue quite seriously, as outlined in the
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July 7, 2018
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Marsha McLean & Cameron Smyth | SCV Homeless: Multi-Pronged Approach to a Complex Issue
July 7, 2018
For every person who ends up living on the streets, the set of circumstances that brought them there is as varied as the resources needed to assist them. Which is
Gwendolyn Sims | Democrats Don’t Really Care About Kids
July 7, 2018
It has happened yet again. Another local child has been horrifically beaten and abused to death by his mother and her boyfriend. And like so many times before, this abuse
Dick Cesaroni | Why Is There so Much Trump Hate?
July 7, 2018
What is with all this hate that is being directed toward President Trump? I can’t figure it out. All the Hollywoodites (Robert De Niro, Cher, Madonna, Peter Fonda, Maxine Waters,
Ron Modugno | The End Isn’t in Sight for I-5 Traffic
July 7, 2018
My wife and I have lived in the SCV over 40 years and have traveled Interstate 5 where it passed under the 14 overpass probably 25,000 times. It has been