Most of what I hear from the media and my community is that we can each do our own part to live sustainably and that

The Republican Party platform of 2016, which was largely adopted “as is” in 2020, states the GOP stands for many noble views and aspirations.  While

By David Hegg If you’re like me, you sometimes lie in bed after the alarm has sounded, theoretically debating the benefit of leaving the warm

“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main…. Any man’s death diminishes

California is staring into the dusty, dry face of drought once again. Right now, Los Angeles County, including the Santa Clarita Valley, is experiencing an

When the phrase “Memorable Meals” is bandied about, it conjures visions of epicurean delights, chow so scrumptious it makes one moan. Sometimes, you don’t even

The topic this week revisits an article that I wrote several years ago. It was my first and last dalliance with stealing. It is a

In the Aug. 31 edition, the Signal published a well-written and thoughtful letter entitled “Health Care for Illegal Immigrants.” In that letter, the author suggested

The primary role and duty of our elected district attorney is to protect the entire community within Los Angeles County. All children deserve a childhood

As I read the opinion section of The Signal certain names start to emerge as clearly conservative, some as clearly liberal, and some as simply

Think for a moment, about the life arc of the Greatest Generation. While still merely boys, they marched across Europe and vanquished Nazi Germany, preserving

Even if you’re not a religious person, you probably are familiar with the Bible’s famous chapter on love. It’s found in the Apostle Paul’s first

Twenty years ago this morning, my alarm clock went off. Not the alarm on my smartphone — iPhones didn’t exist yet. This was an actual

In feudal days, we had nobles and serfs. Peasants had no say in the laws issued by their monarchs, and the royal tax collectors came

Decades later, I’m still embroiled in the argument. It was the summer of 1968. My best pal Phil Lanier, future country/western singer Joey Canyon and

Twenty years later and many of my memories are photographic and vivid. However, time harbors perspective and tempers my emotions. Ten years passed before I

In January 2002, four months after the 9/11 attacks, my brother, Col. Phil Bossert Jr., U.S. Air Force, was on the ground at Bagram Air

These days, it seems a funny if not even a quaint thing that Republicans continue to parrot the narrative that progressives and Democrats are really