Setting aside Hilmar Rosenast’s predictable comments (letters, March 19) regarding immorality, sin and covenants, which I fully expected and “forgive” given the stuff he believes in, I have an issue
Hey Dear R.P.P. (Roger Palmer Pal) … When we chat about that April 5, I hardly know what to say. A contrite “thank you” isn’t remotely enough. Historians call that
Dr. John Cocco, a veteran and founding physician of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, passed away on March 4, 2024. He was born in Concord, Massachusetts, the site of the beginning
Another green policy backfire: After 10 years, California’s 2014 plastic bag tax has increased the weight of plastic bags in California landfills by almost 30%. Since bag taxes were enacted,
I have been following the stories on the sale of Santa Clarita Elementary School, its closing and all of the meetings and committees to be formed. I have lived in
The following is a copy of a letter sent to Linda Storli, president of the governing board of the William S. Hart Union High School District. I am deeply concerned
It is a very sad commentary on today’s Democrat party that their No. 1 issue in this presidential campaign is abortion. Here is a major political party, a once-great institution
Apple has an interesting feature on its cell phones. The operating system tells the phone owner how much “screen time” they’ve used each day and how their screen use time
Since the implementation of the One Valley One Vision and the adoption of the Circulation Element in 2011, numerous housing units have been approved in both the city and county
As I read today’s Signal, Saturday, April 6, I see no mention of the heroic act that took the lives of four brave California Highway Patrol officers at a horrible
UPDATED with editor’s note re: Krasinski deal with CBS Viacom. In response to Ron Perry’s question (letters, April 2) about where John Krasinski is: The answer is counting his money
You may remember that I first ran for State Senate in 2020. Then, I was running against incumbent Sen. Scott Wilk. It was a difficult campaign, especially since the pandemic
A community’s waste and recycling are very much an out of sight, out of mind issue and it’s easy to take it for granted when the reality is it requires
By David Hegg “What makes me happy sets me free.” While watching NCAA March Madness, I heard this jingle in a commercial, and it set my mind on fire because
Recently four presidents were in New York City. Three of them were for a fundraiser, but one was not. As President Donald Trump has done his entire adult life, he
Environmentalists have required that every California household receive a plastic tub so their food waste can be collected in plastic bags each week instead of simply going down the disposal
I think we are all ready for spring. A season kicked off with the joy and hope provided by Easter, and the rebirth of wildflowers, green hillsides and warmer weather. And
I am writing in response to the letter from Lois Eisenberg (April 4) praising the glories of California. Her letter may have been appropriate when Ronald Reagan was governor, but
It is with sadness that I must confirm the board’s acceptance of the resignation of Superintendent Mike Kuhlman from the William S. Hart Union High School District. Mike and his
One of the dearest people in my life is my baby sibling-like substance, Hondo Boston-Peters. Simply adore the guy. Hondo is a nickname because his real name is John and
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