Opinion

So, Cyndee and I are heading to Edmonton on May 1.  For those not following it, the Kings and Oilers are 3-2 in their middle bracket as are all of

Santa Clarita is full of good intentions — but that’s not the same as strategy. Too often, protests here — and across the country — prioritize comfort over disruption. Matching

Innocent until proven guilty has long been one of the fundamental principles to our rule of law. The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees that “no person may be

Nancy Fairbanks’ letter (April 23) attempts to sanitize the record of Moms for Liberty, but the facts show a coordinated political machine operating under the guise of parental concern. Moms

Thirty years ago, downtown Newhall was economically dead. Storefronts were vacant. Retail sales and property values were upside-down while the rest of the city was booming. People were afraid to

When did Orchard Village Road become a raceway? Our backyard faces that street, and every day (and frequently at night) without fail we hear the same thing: loud sportscar-like engines

I’m old enough to remember when Democrats wanted to eliminate the Senate filibuster, while also insisting that partial government shutdowns were catastrophic events that must be avoided at all costs.

It is my duty to write today to all of the Santa Clarita Council members and residents of Santa Clarita. There was an article in the March 28 Signal about

As I read Lois Eisenberg’s letter (Feb. 11) regarding the Holocaust, Jews, and “remembering,” I remembered the day I toured Dachau concentration camp while living in Munich, Germany. I remembered

California is incomparable. It is especially incomparable to other states like Texas or North Carolina. Why? Climate … and lots of wealthy consumers. Even the less well off here are