Our View: Taking control on speed issue
July 7, 2017
Earlier this week several local citizens wrote letters to the editor to opine on the careless way we drive here in Awesometown. In one of the letters a doctor used
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Lois Eisenberg: Slow down and be safe
July 6, 2017
Regarding the story “Fatal crash claims lives of two men” published July 5 in The Signal, first and foremost my heartfelt condolences to the Gore family. I thank Dr.
Young Democrats: Immigration issue about morality, not just legality
July 6, 2017
The widespread deportation scares are not an issue that only terrorizes the heart of Los Angeles, or even your Latino neighbors in Newhall. It is an issue that keeps your
Harold Schrage: Community spirit shines on July 4
July 6, 2017
I personally live in the “other” valley. I have been involved with the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 355, for many years and share in our chapter’s involvement in Santa
Michael Pin, M.D.: Please slow down
July 5, 2017
I must admit that prior to July 4, 2017, I have frequently exceeded speed limits in Santa Clarita. No more! One of our town’s innocents, Collin Gore, was killed in
Sally White: Make your voice heard on Centennial Project
July 5, 2017
In Saturday’s Signal we learned that L.A. County regional planners held a public meeting in Gorman the prior Thursday to get feedback on plans to build a 19,000-home development some
Ron Bischof: Government ‘health care’ and the US Constitution
July 5, 2017
Our republic is again embroiled in a contentious debate over the federal government’s role in “health care.” I use “scare quotes” here because the issue currently under debate is fundamentally
Lynda Frautnick: Gallery not included in Santa Clarita Fact Book
July 5, 2017
In reading the Santa Clarita Fact Book that arrived in last week’s Signal, I was disappointed at the omission of the public art gallery that is run by the Santa
Danny Shannon III: Help the homeless, don’t rouse them
July 5, 2017
By way of introduction, my name is Danny and I am a 14-year-old high school student. A recent activity I experienced struck me. I was on my way back from
Laurel Taylor: Proud to Be an American?
July 4, 2017
As we celebrate our nation’s founding, it is a good time to reflect on our pride of being Americans, and we have a lot to celebrate in that respect. But
Lynda Frautnik: Gallery not included in Santa Clarita Fact Book
July 4, 2017
In reading the Santa Clarita Fact Book that arrived in last week’s Signal, I was disappointed at the omission of the public art gallery that is run by the Santa
Steve Meyers: And let freedom ring
July 3, 2017
In our politically divided nation, I think there’s one American value we can all agree on: Everyone deserves to be free. Last Tuesday the State Department released the 2017 Trafficking
Our View: Celebrate our independence
July 3, 2017
On July 4 we celebrate a remarkable 241 years of a functioning democracy in this nation, of a people standing together and saying with one voice: “We can be smart
Has your health care plan improved or gotten worse in the past few years?
July 1, 2017
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Jim De Bree: On the failed health care legislation
June 30, 2017
I teach, as an adjunct professor, in the Masters of Taxation program at Cal State Northridge. Last Saturday’s class covered the 3.8 percent tax on investment income also called the
Sally White: Where freedom ends
June 30, 2017
I attended a public elementary school in San Diego during WWII. Among the excellent teachers who still have a fond place in my memory was Lila Dickson, who was my
Thomas Oatway: Compromise is inevitable
June 30, 2017
Brian Baker is adamant that “some differences of opinion are so fundamental that there’s no compromise possible” (“Socialized medicine: You’re for it or against it” in Thursday’s Signal Opinion section).
Gary Morrison: A far cry from ‘what a president is’
June 30, 2017
As we pass through the years, we all come to some conclusions about what a president is, what a president does, how a president should govern, how he deals with
Glenda Johnson: A quick health-care resolution
June 30, 2017
Yes, “We the People” want Congress to abolish its Cadillac/Rolls-Royce lifetime health-care coverage, which also covers their family members. They should have the same coverage as every other U.S. citizen.
Nathan Bousfield: What is socialized medicine?
June 28, 2017
Many columns and letters to the editor have been written over the last few months with a phrase thrown around without definition. I’d like to provide some clarification. Socialized medicine