
David W. Hegg: Fulfillment of promise and integrity
Perhaps nothing demonstrates a person’s integrity more than his or her willingness to keep a promise. As the great Alaskan poet Robert Service once wrote: “A promise made is a

Perhaps nothing demonstrates a person’s integrity more than his or her willingness to keep a promise. As the great Alaskan poet Robert Service once wrote: “A promise made is a

Bridge to Home is one of the primary nonprofit homeless service agencies in the Santa Clarita Valley. It began in 1996 when a small group of local, caring volunteers saw

My name is Katherine Nuno; I enrolled in a College of the Canyons English class and took on a service-learning project about how we as individuals can help make a

Regarding Mr. Kevin Buck and his Democratic Voices (“On the grifter and the rubes” published Dec. 6 in The Signal), no human can be considered perfect at all times. We

Regarding Charlie Vignola’s column “How the rules have changed,” published Dec. 20 on A7 of The Signal, this one calls for response. We should talk to Taiwan and tread carefully

Christmas is a time to gather with friends and family. It’s a time to give thanks for all the year’s blessings and to look to the future with renewed faith

I am a College of the Canyons student living in the city of Santa Clarita emailing you for a very important reason, and that reason is why we as a

I disagree strongly with The Signal’s Editorial Board about the recent conduct of the Santa Clarita City Council (“City Council actions negligent,” Dec. 17 in The Signal). Santa Clarita is

Perhaps these reasons will help clear up why there is no rush to file applications to fill the vacant Santa Clarita City Council seat (“Filing for council vacancy off to

Bartolo, also known as Barty the Innkeeper, was having a bad day. His cook had just called in sick, the roof was leaking again, and the guests in the room

Dear Mr. Vignola: I am sorry you feel you must make wild, sweeping statements in your article “How the rules have changed” (Dec. 20 in The Signal) to try and

As I said at the Chiquita Canyon dump hearing, Los Angeles County has committed a boneheaded betrayal of the Santa Clarita Valley by failing to begin work on the dump

I’ve had this column in my head for some time. I knew what needed to be said and what needed to be read. And then came an unexpected death –

A little less than a month ago, I flew to North Dakota to stand with Standing Rock against the Dakota Access Pipeline. On Dec. 4, the Army Corp of Engineers

Editor’s note: A Nov. 30 Letter to the Editor in The Signal challenged Santa Clarita Valley residents to acknowledge, recognize and find solutions to homelessness in the SCV. Los Angeles

(A poem, not a song, for the holidays) You better watch out There’s no need to cry It’s too late to pout Here’s telling you why Donald Trump is coming

Donald Trump is about a month away from being sworn in as the 45th president of the United States, and he’s already teeing up to be the most divisive and
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My name is Jasmine Cea, and I am a 19-year-old student attending the Canyon Country campus of College of the Canyons. My colleagues and I have done some research on

During back-to-back Santa Clarita City Council meetings Tuesday night, council members revealed some apparent backroom dealings in selecting a replacement mayor and exposed the city to possible litigation through its