Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Dick Ramirez: One man’s joys …

I was watching CNN’s wonderful series entitled “The History of Comedy.” This segment began with one of Steve Martin’s eccentric routines. Laughter is such a joy – I was really

Katie Hill: Money out, people in

Everywhere I go, no matter whom I talk to — whether it’s Democrats, Republicans or Independents — we all agree on one thing: there is too much money corrupting Washington.

The Talk of Santa Clarita: Chris Schauble

Chris Schauble is a co-anchor for the KTLA Morning News Early Edition and a Santa Clarita resident. He has been a news reporter on L.A. television for more than 10

Curt Scott: The specter of Charles Manson

Regarding Gary Horton’s Commentary of July 26 (“A principled nation must purge Trump”): Gary starts his column with “So O.J. Simpson is out and Donald Trump is in. What’s next,

Joshua Heath: A time for dealmaking

While I am not a fan of President Trump’s policies, I sympathize with the tough political situation he is enduring. Though Republicans control the House and the Senate, it has

David Hegg

David Hegg: Perilously hanging together

Benjamin Franklin is credited with a clever saying that drew attention to the necessity of unity among our Founding Fathers. He opined, “We must, indeed, all hang together or, most

Our View: Year of bear encounters

One of the great things about living in the Santa Clarita Valley is that we have the best of both worlds – we live next to the second-largest city in

Lynne Girdlestone: Be careful what you wish for

Regarding your July 22 editorial “Newhall Ranch opportunities,” be careful what you wish for. First, I’d like to know how The Signal can claim that “new construction has stalled for

Arnold Mann: The party of the people

An unbiased and unfettered media is the backbone of a strong democratic nation. They are the experts who spend every waking hour covering the news and uncovering the sordid dealings