Alan Ferdman | Congestion Pricing and Toll Roads

For the past several months, Los Angeles County Metro has been providing public outreach and conducting informational meetings on their proposal to reduce traffic congestion using a method called “congestion

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Vlad Ghenciu | Vigilance Against the Silencing

Immediately before the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election, the Democratic Party and its supporters began talking about “uniting the country” in a “coalition” that would serve as the anti-Trump electoral movement

Community | Education in brief

Local students enroll at the University of Utah Despite nationwide concerns over declining enrollment for institutions of higher education due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Utah saw its

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Ron Singerman | Does the Supermajority Serve Us?

In regard to state Sen. Melissa Melendez’s pair of proposed bills to prevent hiring discrimination and school bullying over political affiliation: In our once-great state of California are there any

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Lynn Wright | A Message to Garcia

I was amused to see Rep. Mike Garcia woke up one morning after Jan. 6 and realized he wasn’t in Kansas (or Georgia’s 14th District) anymore (commentary, Jan. 30). Our

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Rudolph Fillinger | Words and Actions Matter

Karl Hess, Barry Goldwater’s anarchist speechwriter, included the words: “Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue,” in Goldwater’s acceptance speech for

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Randi Kay | Cruz Illustrates Need for Awareness

The recent problems with widespread freezing temperatures, power outages, lack of drinking water and damage to homes in Texas are a stark reminder that we cannot rely on government to

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Riti Hegde | Remember January in 2022

Dear fellow 25th Congressional District residents: We should remember how Mike Garcia voted on Jan. 7 when it comes time for the midterms in 2022. Our congressman voted against the

First Person: My Grandpa Bill, 1900-1975

By Cheri MarcovitchFor The Signal I have sweet memories of my Grandpa Bill. He loved people and enjoyed talking and joking with everyone, even if they were just in line

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Arthur Saginian | Equal Bashing Deserved

This is in the category of “two wrongs don’t make it right.” Conservatives: People whose injustices gave birth to liberals. Liberals: People who react to injustices with equal and opposite