Letters to the Editor

Max Morgan | An Absurd Suggestion

In his latest opinion piece (Sept. 5) criticizing police tactics and procedures (the last two were over the Kenosha, Wisconsin, shooting and the local Santa Clarita Valley Sand Canyon teenager

David Hegg

David Hegg | Government Is Best When it Represents

By David Hegg  Well, it’s time. We’ve seen the political yard signs springing up for months, read the papers, been deluged with the TV adds, listened to candidates, pundits, loyalists

Alan Ferdman | There is NO Justice in Measure J

I don’t know your position, but I always watch in astonishment, whenever organizations attempt to pander for personal benefit.  In one of this year’s incarnations, the National Basketball Association, or

SCV Voices: Guest Commentary

Patricia Suzanne | A Fair Election Process for All

Lots of unexpected ballots are showing up in people’s mailboxes. As predicted. I’m seeing such reports on the “NextDoor” app and on Facebook. Citizens are calling the registrar’s office, favorite

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | Why They Took a Flier on Trump

Last election, America had to take a flier on Donald Trump, because Hillary Clinton was reprehensible. Folks didn’t know if he’d keep his word, or do anything he promised. They

Letters to the Editor

Christopher Lucero | Shouting, Bullying Shun Sanity

As a tactic, shouting and bullying is the abandon of sane interchange, a forfeit of thoughtful interchange. Some truly disciplined debaters can manage to maintain their cool under those conditions.