Opinion

The other day my wife called me to the telephone, and to my pleasant surprise it was our Mayor Bob Kellar in answer to a letter I wrote him about

I am endorsing TimBen Boydston for re-election for many reasons, but here are a couple of the major ones. Two of the candidates with big money in their election funds

As the interim dean of physical education, athletic director and former head football coach at College of the Canyons, I am asking for your vote to re-elect Bruce Fortine and

I have known Cameron and the Smyth family since our boys were 5 years old and entering kindergarten together. Our boys are now quickly becoming teenagers, and I see the

Another day, another hit mailer sent by Christy Smith’s puppeteers in the California Democratic Party making false claims against Dante Acosta. This blatant dishonesty has been thoroughly researched – found

Michele Jenkins began serving on the COC Board of Trustees in 1984 – that’s 32 years ago. Ronald Reagan was still in his first term as president. VHS and Betamax

I would like to tell Santa Clarita a little bit about my friend and counselor, Edel Alonso. Looking back on my 36 years, I must say my high school years

I strongly disagree with The Signal’s endorsement of Bruce Fortine and encourage voters to support Edel Alonso for College of the Canyons’ COC’s Area 2 board seat. I worked with

I have known Bruce Fortine both personally and professionally for 10 years now, and it is without hesitation I can say that he is the best choice to continue representing

I was very puzzled by The Signal’s endorsements of two long-term COC board members on Oct. 6. The paper selected Bruce Fortine and Michele Jenkins for seats in Areas 2

It is with complete confidence and great personal enthusiasm that I endorse Dr. Edel Alonso for the Board of Trustees Area 2 seat in the Nov. 8 election. As a

When voters go to the polls on Nov. 8, there is a clear choice to represent Area 2 for the College of the Canyons Board of Trustees: Bruce Fortine. In

As tired of a cliché as it might be, the saying “If it’s not broken, don’t fix it” is certainly true of the College of the Canyons Board of Trustees