Subject: Reporting certain illnesses during the pandemic. For as long as I can remember, the county of Los Angeles and the state of California would make periodic reports to the
Republicans criticizing Joe Biden and his administration about Afghanistan,which they have the prerogative to do, but lest they forget that George W. Bush “kicked the can down the road’ in
Recently I had a conversation with a friend. He’s 35, and he called to ask me if I was seeing a therapist. I replied, “Not this week, what’s up?” He
We are learning of medical groups who are peddling a livestock deworming drug for treatment of COVID-19. Farm product stores are finding it hard to keep this drug (ivermectin) in
From casually ice skating with your neighbors during public sessions to celebrating your child’s birthday with a group of their friends, The Cube is the ideal venue for those looking for ice and entertainment in
American arch-enemy Osama bin Laden must be laughing in his Barack Obama-induced watery grave this week. Nearly 20 years to the day since he attacked the Word Trade Center and
In his last year occupying the governor’s office, Jerry Brown issued an executive order that he said would put 5 million zero-emissions cars on California roads by 2030. Not to
I just finished reading Gary Horton’s column of Aug. 25 and I am amazed at his characterization of the recall election as anti-democratic. Really? A direct election is anti-democracy? Gary,
It started around 4 p.m. on a Friday. I noticed unusual tightness in my chest and feeling a slight fever and body aches. I knew exactly what was happening. An
Several years ago the news media published accounts of pregnant women entering the United States illegally or on tourist visas, remaining for the birth of their babies, guaranteeing the offspring
Re: Thomas Oatway, letters to the editor, Aug. 18. I have a solution for what appears to be Mr. Oatway’s problem with the U.S. Constitution. First of all, I will
By Abbie Demuth For The Signal Bryan Meyers settled into his worn drum stool as he prepared to record his solo music in his apartment bedroom. Mimicking a recording studio,
By David Hegg By nature, we choose the easy way. This used to be described as the way of least resistance, but increasingly we could label it the way of
For weeks now I have read of the impending demise (or “retirement”) of the Hart High School mascot, the Indian. I have read articles written by longtime local residents deriding
When you join the U.S. armed forces, one of the most critical principles you commit to is the notion that “no one gets left behind.” As someone who served nearly
Wednesday night, Aug. 25, was a restless night. I couldn’t identify the feeling of discomfort and being unsettled. I only had to wake up Thursday morning to find out. There
In response to Gary Horton’s Aug. 18 opinion promoting COVID-19 vaccinations, “We Need Freedom From Selfishness,” shame on you, Mr. Horton. If you or anyone else wants to take an
In 2013, I deployed to Afghanistan with the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division. I spent most of that time at Bagram Airfield as the support operations deputy. In
The Brown Act governs local public agencies as to how they conduct the public’s business. It was meant to empower citizens by informing them of items to be considered for
What’s happened in Afghanistan this week is a tragedy for the world. We’ve listened all week to voices opining on the “who, what and how.” While necessary, that’s all for