I read your editorial (Dec. 10) in opposition to the Assembly Bill 2098 legislative initiative. You suggested that the science of the coronavirus treatment and protective health measures were evolving
“What the New Year brings to you will depend a great deal on what you bring to the New Year.” – Vern McLellan Throughout my life, I have been blessed
Fran was a blinding 1,000-watt lightbulb in a candelabra of 50-watters. In any crowd she stood out very bright, distinguished, and unavoidably fashionable. Fran dressed to the nines to be
From China to Iran, citizens are marching for freedom in places where Donald Trump opposed — and Barack Obama and Joe Biden assisted — their repressive governments. But Orange Man
We really do have one! He is Kevin MacDonald. He is the director of Bella Vida, our senior center. What a blessing to all of us seniors. For instance, my
Dear Savvy Senior, Falls and fires are the two things I worry most about for my elderly father who lives alone. Do you have any suggestions on what we
By Wendy Fry CalMatters Writer The Supreme Court’s latest move allows a short-term reprieve to an anticipated increase in asylum seekers trying to cross from Mexico into California and other states,
I wish everyone a very prosperous and healthy new year. Some good news for us so far: Gas prices have dropped to below pre-pandemic lows, inflation is cooling off
Recently, no for some time now, several Republican representatives have been leaning or going to the dark side (Democrat side of the aisle). Those 18 traitors are: Roy Blunt of
During one of our many family times enjoyed in Christmas seasons of the past, my eldest daughter, now a happily married woman and mother of two, expressed a very thoughtful
It would appear that some people writing articles on here are having a very hard time separating facts from fiction because the facts just don’t fit their preconceived and VERY
Earlier this week we visited the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in the beautiful Simi Valley. Perhaps, I’m a naïve optimist but I’d like to think that most reasonably
The holidays have always been a special time. Homes adorned with flickering lights, some with a simple strand of white across the front eaves and an elegant wreath depicting the
Question: Robert, we had retrofit windows installed on our home about 3.5 years ago. Two of the four are leaking, so I attempted to contact the installer but have found
In re: Steve Lunetta, “Campaign Ad Awards,” Parts 1 and 2 (Nov. 24 and Dec. 15): I’m sure that Mr. Lunetta knows this as he is very well educated in
As we say goodbye to 2022, you might have already considered resolutions for the New Year. The New Year reminds us to not just reflect on the accomplishments of the
It’s fascinating how leftist secularism has substituted virtue signaling for godly virtue. Indeed, there is as much thirst for modern genuflections and catechisms as there ever was for medieval ones.
In his column (Nov. 20), Pastor David Hegg once again threw out the bait, and I simply could not resist biting. Call it a weakness. He opened with his now
By Grace Gedye CalMatters Economy Writer In less than a week, job seekers in California will finally know how much a job pays when they apply for it — if companies
By Alejandro Lazo and Jeanne Kuang CalMatters Writers California faces a projected deficit next year even if the U.S. avoids a recession. Despite the expected shortfall, policymakers say they’ll maintain spending