There is a new proposed California state bill AB 886, introduced by California Assemblywoman, Buffy Wicks (Democrat, District 14) that is now being considered by the California Assembly. The California Journalism Preservation Act is meant to force the big tech companies, Google, Facebook, Instagram and others to pay news providers 70 percent of their advertising revenues to news outlets like ...
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Please Restrict Cellphones In Schools
Editorial by: Dr. Aakash Ahuja Man has created many technological inventions for the benefit of the human race. We cannot imagine our lives without electronic gadgets. Still, the undisputed fact remains that technology serves us well when we are Masters of Technology and not the other way around. According to the federal National Center for Education Statistics, by 2020, 77% ...
Read More »No More Big Macs In California?
Editorial by Carl Goldman Santa Clarita may soon find itself without any McDonald’s restaurants in our valley. In fact, all of California may not have any more of the fast-food chain that originated in this state. In a recent interview, according to thestreet.com, the president of the McDonald’s corporation said it might be impossible to operate in the states of ...
Read More »Controversy Continues As College Of The Canyons Braces For Former Black Panther Angela Davis’s Speaking Appearance
Editorial by: Carl Goldman Two weeks ago, we wrote an editorial about radical activist, Angela Davis appearing at College of the Canyons, this Saturday, April 15, 2023. Since then, her appearance has created passionate feelings from both sides of the political spectrum. Her speaking appearance at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center is sold out so there’s obviously a lot ...
Read More »Editorial: Former Black Panther Angela Davis To Be Keynote Speaker At College Of The Canyons
Editorial by Carl Goldman In 1970, guns belonging to then-26-year-old Angela Davis, including a shotgun she purchased two days earlier were used to take over a Marin County courthouse. Four people were murdered, including the Judge. Davis was held in jail for over a year before she was acquitted and released in 1972. Three years earlier Davis joined the Black ...
Read More »Editorial: Santa Clarita, Do We Follow The Law Or The Mob
Editorial by: Carl Goldman Is Racism Rampant In Santa Clarita? Last week our valley had a rocky confrontation over an incident involving three William S. Hart Union High School District female students. Last June the three girls sang the lyrics to a hit rap song from 2019, “I Hate N*****s.” The artist is a black singer. The girls are white. ...
Read More »Editorial: SoCalGas Dr. Gene Dorio
Mother Nature will determine the impact natural gas bills have on our citizens, and getting to spring means we still have to get through February and most of March with potentially high bills. The media is reporting some relief, but for many SCV residents, fear still lingers their gas will be turned off, or they will be taken to collections. ...
Read More »Editorial: I’m A Christian And A Conservative And I’m Voting For The Democrat In CA27. Here’s Why
By Corey Nathan As a conservative, there is no more urgent imperative than to CONSERVE our democratic republic. As a Christian, it is time to reject candidates whose words, actions and character are counter to the virtues espoused in Scripture. To start, consider what it means to be a true conservative. For those of us who find the philosophy of ...
Read More »Editorial: Santa Clarita Teachers Union PAC Denies Excess Influence
Earlier this week we published an editorial calling out our local Teachers Union PAC who donated a large amount of money ($26,797.35) in support of two candidates for seats on the Newhall Elementary School Board. Rachel Haddoak and Donna Robert received the donations. Haddoak is running against Newhall parent and attorney, Suverna Mistry. Robert is trying to unseat school board ...
Read More »Editorial: Former Santa City Council Candidate Dr. Aakash Ahuja Blasts Hart Administration
Former Santa Clarita City Council candidate, Dr. Aakash Ahuja spoke at last night’s William S. Hart school district board meeting. Ahuja, who has one of his two children in the district, raised strong concerns about the quick decision made by the district’s administration to ban the Saugus football players from carrying the Blue Line Flag at the opening of High ...
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