
Dr. Gene Dorio | On Aging and Driving
As we get older, one fear is not passing the driver’s test at the Department of Motor Vehicles. Our quality of life depends on hopping into our car for groceries,
As we get older, one fear is not passing the driver’s test at the Department of Motor Vehicles. Our quality of life depends on hopping into our car for groceries,
A relative years ago shared that “… the fundamental unit of humanity is insanity.” I find no chink in her argument. People are nuts. This is good for me because
I am proud to have served the city of Santa Clarita for more than two decades as a council member and four-time mayor. During this time, I worked closely with
“Way to go, Patriot Brandon” in making the decision to withdraw from the 2024 election race. It takes a great man to make a hard decision and you have done
What a bunch of BS. BS is all over television, blogs, podcasts and newspapers these days. It’s spouted by politicians and pitched by product spokesmen. Modern life is manufacturing an
Canada faces an immigration crisis on multiple levels. Years of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s endorsed over-immigration into Canada have pushed housing prices into the stratosphere, sent per capita income into
There never was much of a chance that Gov. Gavin Newsom would run for president this year, even if President Joe Biden were to step aside. While Newsom has been
Scott Wilk thinks California is “off the rails” (“Right Here, Right Now,” June 29). How inspiring, such leadership! He based his entire premise upon an assumption that a “Google search”
It wasn’t really a surprise that President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he will no longer be a candidate for a second term. After all, Biden was under crushing pressure
I was born and raised in the Santa Clarita Valley. Having lived here for 15 years, I consider it my home, and enjoy living here. One of my favorite activities
With all the turmoil going on in the world, I’d like to get the answer to two simple questions. Not about politics or wars, but simple questions: First, who was
“Alright, Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my close-up.” Fading movie star Norma Desmond (Gloria Swanson) utters those words in the final scene of “Sunset Boulevard,” Billy Wilder’s 1950 film noir
Everyone deserves to feel safe in their communities. With kids at school facing the threat of gun violence, small businesses experiencing retail theft, seniors targeted by scammers, tragic accidental fentanyl
Per our Constitution and our electoral process, we vote for our politicians to work for the common good of all citizens of the United States of America. The Democrat Party
One of the most famous phrases in history is one that my high school Latin teacher Sister Mary David intoned with deep solemnity as we were studying Caesar: Et tu,
By David Hegg Over the years, I have watched in anguish from a front-row seat as couples, good people all, have ended their marriages in divorce. They started fine. Most
This letter is addressed to (far-left liberal) Signal contributors. Well, by the grace of God and a serendipitous turn of the head, your fondest wish was denied. If the assassin’s
People who were not in the military, and even some who were, often confuse the actual names of the individual branches, and the most frequent mistake is when everyone is
Joe Biden foolishly and illegally cancels the student debts of rioting college kids who themselves laud and protect killers and rapists. Rob Kerchner Valencia
Abraham Lincoln ended his First Inaugural Address with a plea for national unity. “We are not enemies, but friends … Though passion may have strained, it must not break our
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