Letters to the Editor

William Mann | Dubious Claims About Tariffs

Reply to “The Cost of Trump’s Tariffs,” letters, Jan. 4:  Lois Eisenberg wrote a letter saying how Donald Trump’s use of tariffs would be a bad thing for our economy.

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Ron Perry | When Fire Strikes

When fire (or earthquake) strikes an area and people are told to evacuate, if there is time, everyone should turn off their water at the main valve outside their house.

Fire agencies from multiple other jurisdictions have come to Southern California to help in the fight against this week's wildfires, including these fire crews from Nevada shown working on the Eaton Fire in the Altadena area on Friday. Photo courtesy of California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

SoCal braces for second week of extreme winds 

By Samantha Flom Contributing Writer   Strong Santa Ana winds will continue to whip Southern California over the next few days, creating what the National Weather Service is calling a “particularly dangerous

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David Hegg | When Freedoms Collide

By David Hegg During the past political season, it was common to hear the various candidates shout that their opponent threatened democracy and was ready to take away our freedoms.

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Arthur Saginian | It Takes Chutzpah

Don Allen (letters, Nov. 22) states that he is in a state of disbelief that … uh … well now, come to think of it, I’m not entirely certain what

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Gerald Staack | Creating a Pathological Society

Today’s world is filled with negative energies permeating our minds, bodies and souls. News media feeds us with worldly events of terror: wars, manslaughter, murders, and a host of current

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A culinary trip through Italy

Dreaming about a trip to Italy? Italy is a magical, mystical blend of timeless history and artistic masterpieces, scenery that will take your breath away, warm, friendly people who will

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Denise Lite | California Needs an Overhaul

Is anyone surprised to learn that this state — which took 38 days to count votes in the November 2024 presidential election — isn’t at all prepared for wildfires and