I am proud to endorse Holly Schroeder for the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency District 3. Holly is the leader we need to protect our community’s most precious resource —
I am proud to endorse Scott Schauer for the College of the Canyons board of trustees. I’ve known Scott for 49 years. Our friendship dates back to his time as
When the media started mispronouncing Kamala Harris’ name, I have to admit I rolled my eyes more than once at the pearl clutchers on the left who saw it as
During Jerry Brown’s first stint as governor, he became enmeshed in a very complicated dispute over how the state should tax the incomes of multinational corporations. More than four decades
By David Hegg I imagine we’re all caught up in the great adventure of health care. We all need it, and it seems everywhere someone is telling me the price of
On May 29, 1765, Patrick Henry gave a rousing speech to the Virginia House of Burgesses. You may know Henry for his “give me liberty or give me death” speech
In re: Sandy Cassidy, letters, “It Wasn’t About the Food Pantries,” Aug. 10. Ms. Cassidy, the point of my response was only to point out that whenever one relies on
I’ve been thinking about irrelevance. Unless I am watching a golf tournament, advertisers no longer target me. Even worse, I’ve apparently lost track of popular culture, no matter how fast
According to the California Department of Public Health, one in six homicides are due to domestic violence. Last year in Santa Clarita alone, the California Department of Justice cataloged 515
After skimming Gary Horton’s Sept. 4 column, his position makes so little sense, his writings should be rebranded, “Slow Speed to Nowhere.” This week Gary is upset by people campaigning
On Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo’s website, she expresses her support of law enforcement with Assembly Bill 2943. She writes “enhancing the ability of law enforcement to respond effectively to these crimes.”
Since January 2021, the cumulative rate of inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index, a figure calculated by the federal government’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, stands at 19.4%. On
“He was on our radar.” How many times have we heard that after a mass shooting at a high school or a shopping mall? We heard it for the umpteenth
The Signal will publish letters and columns related to local elections through Oct. 5, one month before Election Day. The deadline to submit any letters to the editor about local
It lay abandoned, on the department store floor, toy aisle if memory serves. I pretty much lived The Childhood Unsupervised and was in third grade. Someone had dropped a perfectly
The following letter was written after the second night of the Democratic National Convention. Just when you thought the DNC could not sink lower, night two gave us a new
Recently a video emerged where Donald Trump had some things to say about the Medal of Freedom awarded to civilians, and the Medal of Honor given to military personnel for
Why is it you wear a mask? Are you afraid so you wear a mask? What are you afraid of to need a mask? Or are you paid so you
California has allocated more than $20 billion to alleviate the state’s homelessness crisis since Gavin Newsom became governor in 2019, but there’s precious little data on how the money was
Ms. Sue Bozman (letters, Aug. 31) is right in asserting that a college or any institution cannot depend on just one person to achieve success. The storied reign of Dianne
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