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Please accept this letter of recommendation on behalf of Tony Watson, who is running for the College of the Canyons board of trustees. I would like to thank you and

Please accept this letter of recommendation on behalf of Tony Watson, who is running for the College of the Canyons board of trustees. I would like to thank you and

Response to Michael Mathis of Fair Oaks Ranch (letters, Oct. 2): Michael, you should fact-check what you send out over your name: Joe Biden was not in the military, and

Christy Smith is the choice for small business owners. I’ve always believed small businesses are the backbone of any community. They leave an indelible mark on the world. For the

It is our pleasure to offer our unequivocal support for Tony Watson as a candidate for the College of the Canyons board of trustees. As readers of the Signal, we

I’m writing in to endorse Tony Watson for the position of College of the Canyons trustee. I have known Mr. Watson for almost 20 years. As a former high school

The College of the Canyons board of trustees election is a crucial down-ballot race this November. The COC full-time faculty union, the part-time faculty union and the classified staff union

The Jan. 16, 2019, College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting began like most others. However, over the course of several hours that evening, the college endured an experience

Proposition 14: Authorizes the sale of $5.5 billion worth of bonds to fund medical research, training, facilities and administration, for a total cost of $7.8 billion paid out of California’s

Editor’s note UPDATED Oct. 21 (below letter): When is a person’s “occupation” not his or her actual job? Apparently when that person is running for local public office. Two challengers

My name is Dr. Aakash Ahuja. I am a psychiatrist MD by profession. I am an immigrant from India. I came to the U.S. about 19 years ago, and have

Congratulation on the publication of Gary Horton’s column, “Undemocratic Senate Doesn’t Represent Us,” Sept. 23. It is one of the most concise explanations of what is wrong with the electoral

Re: Rudolph Fillinger, letters, Sept. 8. Mr. Fillinger describes himself as a former Republican, but I doubt his veracity. The other thing I question is his belief that the federal

By now, every household with a TV in the 25th Congressional District has probably seen the ads claiming Christy Smith, former Newhall School District board member and candidate for Congress,

I yearn for the days when elected officials and community leaders put our country and community before party. The Signal’s failure to endorse Edel Alonso for the College of the

With the most critical election of our lifetimes less than one month away, it is incumbent on 25th Congressional District voters to choose a congressional representative who has proven to

I recently came to a realization. The conservative talking heads are doing us a favor, as long as we can be thoughtful and receive the underlying, subtle messages. Recently, I

As a true politician, Mr. Stephen Smith (commentary, Sept. 12) couldn’t resist taking a few cheap shots at the Biden-Harris campaign while campaigning for Republicans Suzette Valladares and Lucie Lapointe

Right about election time, I sit down with my dear old Uncle Earl and ask him his election preferences. Now, mind you, he’s a very crusty old dude but he

This is a story that makes no sense to me. I read it in Reuters: Jimmy Tosh, who runs a multi-million dollar hog and grain farm in Tennessee, is a

I so fondly remember the quiet calm of the Barack Obama presidency. Obama took office amidst the greatest economic downturn since the Great Depression and calmly, reassuringly, worked to bring