I don’t know Dr. Gene Dorio personally, but I do enjoy reading his letters. He is a practicing physician with decades of experience in his profession, but in his letter

Mr. (Gary) Horton, I acknowledge that you are a successful business owner and noted philanthropist in the Santa Clarita Valley. Thank you for finally acknowledging your special interest in the

One senator, Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, has held up 180 military promotions (as of this writing) as a protest against military policy supporting reproductive rights for women in the service. He

Editor’s note: The following letter was received on Labor Day. Today is Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 4, which was created to give the American people a holiday. Labor Day was

As summer fades into fall, for Jews around the world the High Holy Days approach. Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is a time of elation and celebration, when the

Re: Michael Sandeen, letters, Sept. 10. I must admit, Mr. Sandeen, I enjoyed your letter. It was, I think, quite reasonable. I did have to chuckle, though, about you describing

Reading today’s opinion page (Sept. 6) I am struck by the defensiveness of the writers. Gary Horton, Lois Eisenberg, Thomas Oatway, it’s not your liberalism that is so off-putting. A

In re: Kimberly M. Zamlich, “Sick of the Utility Monopolies,” letters, Aug. 31. Let’s see if I have this right, Ms. Zamlich. Your solution for abusive monopolistic utility companies is

Thank you, Signal editorial staff, for publishing Lois Eisenberg’s and Thomas Oatway’s same-as-always letters on the same day (Sept. 6). It is like going to your doctor and dentist and

I would like to bring something to the attention of all those doomsday sayers, that global warming is playing out as this recent heatwave has caused so much concern.  In

Re: Arthur Saginian, letters, Aug. 24, “How to Build Your Arsenal.” I don’t always agree with Arthur but when I do, it makes me smile. This letter was so well