The Signal published a letter Dec. 15 entitled “Congressman’s law would endanger law enforcement” regarding the legislation pending in Congress that would establish national reciprocity for concealed gun carry permits
It’s time Congress acted to make the internet a common-carrier and accessible to everybody on equal terms, regardless of content or viewpoint. The internet is the town square of modern
I was working on the TV the other day with Uncle Earl. My uncle, as many of you know, can be rather cranky at times and says things that are
While the term “fake news” has only recently become a meme, media bias has plagued Republicans and conservative organizations for decades. Media bias isn’t just reporting incorrect or outright false
Regarding the “Repeal the Second Amendment” article in the Dec. 8 issue of The Signal: The Second Amendment wasn’t placed in the Bill of Rights so people could hunt. The
My recent column “What White People Don’t Know” took a lot of heat. Readers called me racist, ignorant, terribly offensive and more. And while I reject all of those attacks,
Editor’s note: As part of Santa Clarita’s celebration of its 30th anniversary, The Signal has run a contest on Facebook seeking the community’s favorite City Council members of all time.
Good tidings we bring To you and your kin; We wish you a merry Christmas And a happy New Year! Christmastime. What a great season! Joy and wonder all around.
America moves an embassy to a country’s capital and it causes malcontents to rampage and destroy anything in their path. This would be the to-be American Embassy in Jerusalem and
Since President Trump’s election there’s been a well-documented rise in the number and visibility of extremist groups. I don’t mean extremist in the way some people automatically refer to anyone
Every once in a while, our imperfect democracy gives us an opportunity to see why – though sometimes a flawed system, as Winston Churchill once noted – it’s still better
Let’s all give a shout … Or a thunderous cry … No need to pout … Here’s telling you why … Donald Trump’s no longer in town. He’s torn up
‘Twas two weeks before Christmas, and all through the House, the Congress debated and continued to grouse. With folks in the districts begged for reform, Republicans waffled, which was kind
California’s 2018 transition to legal marijuana contains a mind-bending paradox: Ending prohibitions on marijuana will require a lot of aggressive law enforcement. On Jan. 1, 2018, California will not merely
Almost 90 years ago, on March 12, 1928, the St. Francis Dam ruptured, sending a 180-foot-tall tower of water hurtling down San Francisquito Canyon in Saugus, Los Angeles County. The
Recently I ran into someone who reads this column regularly. After thanking her for some encouraging comments, I asked, “What would you like to read in my column?” She replied,
Every once in a while, our imperfect democracy gives us an opportunity to see why – though sometimes a flawed system, as Winston Churchill once noted – it’s still better
Now that the Alabama Senate race is mercifully over with a Democratic victory, I don’t expect to see conservatives destroying property, gnashing their teeth, screaming at the sky, weaving therapy
As the discussion of COC student parking goes forward, I certainly hope they table the idea of a remote lot where students would hire UBER or LYFT to take them