Opinion

Our View: The high cost of fresh pavement

Call them bribes or back-room deals, there’s no doubt California’s governor tossed aside any appearance of thoughtful democratic process last week as he rammed through the Legislature a gasoline tax

Brian Baker: The tide has turned

After decades of bringing a plastic toy bat to a gunfight, the GOP – that party with an uncanny record of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory – finally

Steve Lunetta: Why Easter matters

Let’s forget religion. It’s all bunk anyway. Why bother talking about God, Jesus, angels, demons, sin, redemption, grace and the Bible? Heck, things are going so well we really don’t

Bob Comer: Chill out, climate change worriers

I hope this allays Cher’s fears (Cher Gilmore column “’We the people’ must solve climate change” in the March 25 issue of The Signal). Note how “global warming” has morphed

Letters to the Editor

M.E. Canelas: Where’s the lights?

Year after year I go to Canyon Country Park to walk in the evening, and I cannot believe nobody has done anything about this: The playgrounds for the children are

Dr. Gene Dorio: Risks and complications

Another recent attempt at repealing the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, met with failure as the American Health Care Act of 2017 never got wings. The Congressional Budget Office report

Kevin Buck: So long, farewell, Santa Clarita

The great poet, philosopher and Beatle George Harrison once wrote, “All things must pass.” With that sentiment weighing heavily on me, I am now writing my final column for my

Chad Kampbell: Typical move by GOP

President Trump’s recently proposed budget plan for 2018 is exactly what you would expect from a president trying to emulate recent conservative fiscal orthodoxy. At its core, the budget includes

David Hegg

David Hegg: Try honesty – it works

On those rare occasions when I sit down to write and have nothing to say, I often turn to various news apps on my tablet to see what the world