Editor’s note: The following letter was submitted before Thursday’s unanimous Assembly vote in favor of a revised version of Assembly Bill 379 that restored a modified version of the original
Up until a few years ago, most of us rarely saw anyone leave a building and not “look both ways” before crossing over to get to their car, bus or
President Donald Trump signed 142 executive orders in his first 100 days in office, per the federal register, which is an extraordinary amount of executive orders in that period of
Caring parents want to know that when they send the kids to school they won’t be exposed to any danger while there, and if they learn about a threat they’ll
Indiana Republican Sen. Jim Banks has long been an advocate for Vice President JD Vance. Before the 2024 GOP convention, Banks urged President Donald Trump to pick Vance as his
One of Gavin Newsom’s political ploys is to depict political rivals as bullies and himself as someone who stands up to them. Last September, for example, he devoted an entire
By David Hegg As a young boy, my dad taught me not to choose the easy path in life. He was a firm believer that anything worth doing would demand
Many years ago, we had a tragic accident at the corner of McBean Parkway and Arroyo Park Drive. An SUV with a child in the back seat was hit by
Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, and the California Democrat Party have once again shown this nation, this state, and more importantly, this community, that they stand for the protection of criminals
“Little House on the Prairie” was never one of my favorite television shows for a very specific reason: The series of books about a pioneer girl and her family, written
I am responding with profound disgust at the improper and misleading 60-second radio ads being broadcast by Secretary of Homeland Security Noem, thanks to us, the taxpayers, who are paying
Homelessness is a tragedy currently faced by thousands of Americans. While driving on Pico Canyon Road in Stevenson Ranch yesterday, I observed a homeless person on a street corner with
If you live in Canyon Country, Newhall, Valencia, or commute in the Santa Clarita Valley, the Wiley Canyon development has repercussions for everyone. The Village at Wiley Canyon has produced
Imagine if Henry Ford had been vilified for trying to protect taxpayers from government waste, fraud and abuse. Heck, imagine anyone being vilified for that! Rob Kerchner Santa Clarita
A theory that oil companies should be held legally responsible for the effects of climate change has been circulating among California’s left-leaning organizations and their political allies for several years.
By David Hegg My father-in-law was a hero, although he never thought so. In World War II, he was part of a crew that flew dangerous sorties and accomplished missions
Kevin Kuykendall’s letter (April 4) hit me hard. He’s worried sick about Donald Trump’s immigration policies and what they mean for our rights. I feel that Santa Clarita’s a melting
By The Signal Editorial Board The liars and perverts in the state Assembly’s Democrat caucus almost got away with it. Faced with a bill that originally would have made it
I am an immigrant to this great country. I moved here in 2012 for work, and since then I have worked hard, respected my host country as a guest, and
The following is a copy of a letter to President Donald Trump. While reading Title IX, I came to Executive Order 14021 and realized it was enacted by President Joe