Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | A Mountain of Hypocrisy

Joe Biden is too old and too cognitively impaired, according to special prosecutor Robert Hur, so that’s why he won’t be charged for illegally keeping and disclosing classified documents for

Letters to the Editor

Diane Zimmerman | SCV Wake-Up Call

Preface: I urge as many as possible to start attending the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meetings either in person or via phone call.   Re: the Board of

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | The Customer Connection

A Kiwi and a Brit walked into a coffeehouse … I wish this were the beginning of a joke; sadly, it’s not. I’m not a big fan of coffeehouses —

Letters to the Editor

Ron Perry | Where the Shame Lies

First of all, Maria Wright (letter Feb. 13) please try to read more carefully before judging. I did not say E. Jean Carrol was raped; she said it in court.

Letters to the Editor

Rick Barker | Following City Rules

As the election for our City Council approaches, I thought it would be appropriate for the candidates to actually follow the rules of the city concerning their campaign signage since

Politics and government

Schiavo co-authors bill to expand abortion access

News release  Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, and Assemblyman Chris Holden, D-Pasadena, have introduced Assembly Bill 2670, aiming to expand access to abortion care in California.   “So everyone is able

Letters to the Editor

Thomas Oatway | Questions Asked and Answered

Paul McGuire wrote (March 16), and I commented as follows:  McGuire: “I grow weary of the inaccurate or simply untrue opinions taking up space on The Signal’s opinion page and

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | A Rational Column Until …

Joshua Heath finally submitted a rational, clear-headed column (Jan. 30) that did not read like a “romantic poem” as he alludes to when describing how Democrats are now trying to

Letters to the Editor

Joe Messina | Stop the Shakedown Lawsuits

California’s court system is in a bad place, hurting our small businesses. Recently, the American Tort Reform Association released a report of the worst judicial hellholes in America. Our home

Letters to the Editor

Hilmar A. Rosenast | A Core Difference

“A solution for homelessness?” I am still wondering what the title had to do with the issue in Mr. Arthur Saginian’s letter (April 13). Actually, the letter itself is in

Letters to the Editor

Gerald Staack | A Bifurcated Union

The state of the union is in crisis. It’s bifurcated into those of us who want our country back from the clutches of an aristocracy who rule us, and by

Letters to the Editor

Lois Eisenberg | Passover Just Around the Corner

Passover is just around the corner, starting on Monday April 22, at sundown, lasting until Tuesday, April 30, at midnight. Passover, or Pesach, is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates

Letters to the Editor

Stephen Maseda | He’s at it Again

Mr. Thomas Oatway is at it again in his April 5 letter. As he notes, the Supreme Court has, in connection with the indictment concerning the events of Jan. 6,

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | A Dubious Record

Historic! With the fall of Haiti, Joe Biden has now presided over a record 11 full or partial evacuations of U.S. embassies. It’s the most of any U.S. administration in

An S&S Donuts location in Newhall experienced a break-in with an employee present early Saturday morning amid a string of similar crimes that occurred around the same time in the surrounding area. Lucas Nava/The Signal

Newhall S&S Donuts suffers break-in

By Lucas Nava and Katherine Quezada Signal Staff Writers An S&S Donuts location in Newhall experienced a break-in with an employee present early Saturday morning amid a string of similar