Letters to the Editor

Erik Larsen | Truth, Consequences and Science

David Hegg’s Sunday column “Truth or Consequences?” (March 3) shows a lack of understanding of how the scientific method works, the difference between gender and sex, or the difference between

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Katherine Markova | A Committed Climate Champion

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the wider climate scientistic community, 2023 was the world’s warmest year on record by far, and 2024 is projected to be

With many families leading busy lives balancing job duties with childcare and other household responsibilities, getting enough sleep on a daily basis might not be an easy task.

Know the Health Consequences of Not Enough Sleep

By Terry Kanakri  Signal Contributing Writer  With many families leading busy lives balancing job duties with childcare and other household responsibilities, getting enough sleep on a daily basis might not

David Hegg

David Hegg | Good Things for Good Reasons

By David Hegg I admit to being one of those who enjoys and prefers classical music. Consequently, I tune in to KUSC, our Classical California Music station, in my car and

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Larry Bustetter | The Coming Plagues

As a former infectious disease researcher and clinical microbiologist, I maintained my credentials by reading publications including “The Coming Plague” by L. Garrett, a frightening 1994 New York Times best

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Larry Moore | Who Are These People?

I was encouraged with the results of Tuesday’s vote for L.A. County District Attorney. If you add Nathan Hochman and Jonathan Hatami together, that is 30.16% to George Gascón’s 22.8%.

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Megan Botton | The Emperor Has No Clothes 

This letter is in regards to Linda Storli’s letter to the editor published on Feb. 27. I wish to address some slanted truths and pose some questions for the public’s

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Héctor Hernández | Indefensible Inspections

Defensible space inspections are critical for prevention of wildfires, especially in areas prone to periodic drought conditions like L.A. County, which only recently came out of a years-long, severe drought.

Jason Gibbs

Jason Gibbs | Summer Fun with the City!

As the warmer months approach, our community centers, pools and parks across the city are gearing up for an exciting season of summer camps and recreational programming for everyone. Whether