
David W. Hegg: America’s strength lies in sacrifice
On the heels of one of the most dramatic presidential elections in recent memory, the pundits have had a field day dissecting what happened, what worked, and what went wrong.

On the heels of one of the most dramatic presidential elections in recent memory, the pundits have had a field day dissecting what happened, what worked, and what went wrong.

Today marks the 78th American holiday honoring the service of U.S. veterans. The holiday – initially dubbed Armistice Day – was made official by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1938

Nobody thought it was possible, but Donald Trump ripped the presidential election right out of Hillary Clinton’s hands on Tuesday night. Winning the states of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina

Well, the election’s over and now we know who’s the clear and indisputable loser: Clinton. The country has dodged a major bullet. But I’m more interested in considering what dynamic

Dear candidates, both winners and losers: Get out there and remove your signs. The corner of McBean Parkway and Copper Hill is an eyesore.
It happened. Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States. From real estate mogul to beauty pageant owner to reality show host to president. This is even more

The Signal invites readers to send us letters to the editor discussing their expectations from the Trump presidency. Tell us about your hopes and fears for the new administration, and

Election junkies like myself have spent an inordinate amount of time on Nate Silver’s “538” election prediction site. Silver is the guy who brought predictive statistical analysis to baseball, and

Walt Watson’s article America Seeking Venezuela’s Level,” published Friday in The Signal, merits a response. I visited Venezuela during the days of Hugo Chavez and met no one who did

In reference to “Tackling climate change with a plan,” published Oct. 26 in The Signal: I am sorry, Ms. Gilmore, but I disagree. I’ll bet that neither of us has

At long last, today is Election Day. After 18 months of the craziest, most stomach-churning election antics in modern history, tonight the Obama Era begins to draw to a close

I recently penned a column in the Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal suggesting the fact that the SCV is slated to grow substantially in the next several decades is a

Vietnam veteran Bill Reynolds has stepped up to advocate for the veterans of the Santa Clarita Valley. Bill is the main man behind the establishment of the Fallen Warrior Monument,

In a Letter to the Editor published in The Signal Oct. 29, College of the Canyons board member Mike Berger, in his endorsement of incumbent Bruce Fortine, stated, “If it’s
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Without warning, the Los Angeles County Public Works Department this week shut down Bouquet Canyon Road for six months, leaving residents in the canyon cut off from schools, work and

After what feels like the longest and most vitriolic campaign season in history, Election Day is just around the corner. In three days the battle will be waged, and I’m

I’ve spent my life, along with my husband, raising our two beautiful children. As any mother knows, a household is not a dictatorship, as much as it might seem easier

In my geography class back in the 1960s I watched an educational movie focused on Venezuela, a thriving and beautiful country that was among the most prosperous in the world.

The Mighty Signal has recently run some stories about the pending “clean-up” of the challenged doughnut hole in the middle of the city, the Whittaker Bermite site. Santa Clarita City