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Byron Wardlaw and I were close chums in high school, Hart, to be specific, Forever Home to The Mighty Indians and not those nuevo bird flu hawks (lower case). Byron

Byron Wardlaw and I were close chums in high school, Hart, to be specific, Forever Home to The Mighty Indians and not those nuevo bird flu hawks (lower case). Byron

I refuse to use the term “oppression” lightly — especially in a nation as free as the United States. I was born in a country ruled by real oppression –

I am tired of hearing the news media, pundits and politicians refer to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell as “young women.” They were not young women —

When and why did California turn left? Some say the turning point was in 1994, with Proposition 187 denying social services to lawbreaking immigrants. It won by an overwhelming 18-point

As a high school dropout, I would like to take this opportunity to give my utmost thanks to many of the people submitting columns on these pages. Whenever I read

Maggie Bowman’s (May 23) letter (criticizes) Moms for Liberty, empowering parents to fix our kids’ education. Her absurd claim that we seek “control” parrots the Southern Poverty Law Center’s baseless

In January, Joe Biden handed Donald Trump an economy with prices rising about 0.5% in a single month, equivalent to 5.7% per annum. In May, this annualized rate had fallen

Under pressure from President Donald Trump, Texas’ dominant Republicans are attempting to redraw the state’s congressional districts and thus increase the number of GOP-held seats after the midterms. Republicans have

You’ve seen reports about the unpopularity of the Democratic Party these days — stories with headlines like “Democrats Get Lowest Rating From Voters in 35 Years.” It’s true: Large numbers

I would very much like to debate the points that Phillip Wasserman makes in his response to my letter letters, May 18), but Mr. Wasserman leaves little to be debated,

I’m a woman over 60 who just went to College of the Canyons. Here’s what I know. The first time I attended community college I had a weighty backpack filled

A question for Ms. Lois Eisenberg (letters, July 15). Why are you so upset? The Obama administration deported 3.1 million illegal immigrants removed from the U.S. What don’t you get?

When I first saw “Village of the Damned,” I was 11 years old, staying up late to watch the Million Dollar Movie on our local ABC affiliate. It wasn’t a

Another month, another column, but this time with so much occurring that my head is still spinning! To those who take the time to read these pieces, even when you

On July 29, The Signal published a letter from Jim de Bree in response to my letter dated July 18. In my letter I challenged Jonathan Kraut to cite within

It doesn’t matter how much Donald Trump does to help America become great again. Whatever it is, we know the liberal media and Democrats will still instantly go negative and

By David Hegg Editor’s note: This column was originally published Feb. 23. If America were a pot of water, we would say we’re steaming, if not already beginning to boil.

The Santa Clarita Valley has a gem that deserves more attention: The nonprofit SCV Blues Society, whose motto is “Keeping the Blues Alive,” is both unpretentious and surprisingly good. It

My family and I just got back from a summer camping trip in our new-to-us RV. It was the kind of trip that reminds you why we live in California

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, July 31. Of the 11.8 million affected by the “Big Beautiful Bill,” how many shouldn’t be here in the first place? Bob Comer Valencia