Letters to the Editor

Karen Fencil | We Need More Housing, But …

L.A. County needs more housing. That is not controversial. However, to build a large housing project and retirement (community) in a fire zone is reckless and a potential liability for

Letters to the Editor

Charles Yacoobian | He Forgot the Lame-Duck Period

Correction to Larry Moore’s letter appearing Saturday, July 26. In Larry’s last point, No. 5, he indicates that President Donald Trump’s second term ends in November 2028. Larry, the next

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Rob Kerchner | The Greatest Chutzpah

Some 164 years ago, 11 states, all led by Democrats, declared themselves sanctuaries for slave ownership. Today 11 states, all led by Democrats, declare themselves sanctuaries for illegal immigration. Both

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Michael Ramos | Lyons Canyon Project a Threat

I’m writing as a Santa Clarita resident and outdoor enthusiast deeply concerned about the proposed Trails at Lyons Canyon development. This project would permanently alter a cherished part of our

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Jim Scott | Socialist Lies Being Repeated

Once again I have to take serious issue with Gary Horton’s opinion column on July 23. He begins by quoting John Kenneth Galbraith. No doubt that Galbraith has been a

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk walking into the White House grounds in Washington on Feb. 13, 2025. Photo by Travis Gillmore.

DOGE says it has helped save nearly $200 billion 

By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer  The Department of Government Efficiency says nearly $200 billion has been saved since it was established under the Trump administration earlier this year.  According to DOGE’s

David Hegg

David Hegg | Tell Me What to Think

By David Hegg As we plunge deeper into the information culture, it is clear many want to do our thinking for us. Issues swirl around us, and each news cycle

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Brian Richards | Epstein Outrage!

I have read and watched with amusement the left’s sudden interest in Jeffrey Epstein. While Epstein has been dead for years, the left’s interest was only piqued when President Donald