Peggy Stabile: Why I marched
January 24, 2017
Last weekend I posted about an amazing experience: my marching with hundreds of thousands of like-minded folks in the L.A. Women’s March last Saturday. The organizers invited “anyone who stands
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Cher Gilmore: Capital idea for polluted site
January 24, 2017
What a great idea Chad Kampbell proposed for the Whittaker-Bermite cleanup site “Seize this choice opportunity,” (Jan. 17 in The Signal)! It’s questionable whether, even after “cleanup,” the site will
Jim de Bree: Obamacare doomed from the outset
January 23, 2017
Was Obamacare designed to fail? The question asked in this article is one of the most politically charged questions of the health-care debate. Republicans frequently say the Affordable Care Act
David Veal: Vigilance, yes, but outrage, no
January 23, 2017
For decades our government and other governments have tried to influence, overthrow and/or interfere in elections overtly and covertly of other countries and regimes that we don’t agree with, and
After all this rain, do you long for some sunshine – at least for the rest of the week?
January 23, 2017
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David W. Hegg: Some tools for getting along
January 20, 2017
Except for those striving to live “off the grid” in the backwoods, we all live in communities with at least hundreds of other humans. And therein lies one of the
Our View: Water merger needs cost adjustment
January 20, 2017
It’s been three years since local water wholesalers openly declared the Santa Clarita Valley needs one unified water district. It’s been more than two years since talks were under way
Brian Baker: The truth shall make you free — and a better-informed voter
January 19, 2017
On Jan. 18 The Signal published a column by Charles Vignola entitled “GOP’s Russian turnabout.” In that column, Vignola seemed a bit fact-challenged. “This anti-Russian zeal didn’t dissipate over time,
Gene Dorio: Stay involved, candidates
January 18, 2017
Congratulations to Bill Miranda for being chosen Tuesday night to fill the empty Santa Clarita City Council seat. I have known Bill and his wife, Virginia, for more than 25
Steve Lunetta: Lessons from the evil team of evil
January 18, 2017
Very recently, an NFL coach was overheard in the background noise of a social media post by a player calling the New England Patriots a bunch of “a-holes.” Of course,
Charles Vignola: GOP’s Russian turnabout
January 17, 2017
It’s been tradition for the Republican Party to push back against Russia and the threat this anti-western, anti-democratic country has historically posed against American values and interests. But under our
Gary Horton: Black Friday, black box
January 17, 2017
America awaits this Inauguration Friday, Black Friday, with equal parts anticipation, dread, fear and hope – depending on your point of reference and general awareness about all the unprecedented goings-on
Kevin Eliason: Remember the absent ones
January 17, 2017
Regarding the upcoming inauguration, I just wonder if any of those self-prissy politicians who will boycott the event ever bothered to talk to their constituents about our views. It’s not
Bob DiPrimio: Looking ahead: 2017 holds great promise for SCV water
January 17, 2017
You know that feeling of anticipation you’d get the night before a big event, like a wedding or a big family reunion? That’s how we feel about 2017. The year
Chad Kampbell: Seize this choice opportunity
January 16, 2017
After several delays and more than a few obstacles the Whittaker-Bermite cleanup effort is well under way. Completion of the cleanup is expected by late 2018. Once the cleanup is
Darlene Chandler: Cruel system survived through hope
January 16, 2017
My heart hurts so badly for Lexi and the Pages. I’m trying to go about my chores Tuesday morning but just have to add my two cents (“Supreme Court declines
Arnold Mann: Safety on the football field
January 16, 2017
In football play, on any level, “offensive holding” is one of the most difficult calls for any referee to make. I am not referring to “face mask” or “horse collar”
Do you think attracting more high-paying jobs to the SCV would help our traffic problems?
January 14, 2017
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Holly Schroeder: Committing to lead SCV into future
January 13, 2017
50 candidates! 50! This is an amazing statement about the citizens of the Santa Clarita Valley. There are at least 50 people willing to give generously of their time and
Jonathan Gonzalez: Make them bright
January 13, 2017
I’m writing to express my support on the expansion of the SCV fallen warrior’s monument, so that those names won’t be forgotten and in a near future these memorials can