Letters to the Editor

Alan Ferdman | Anti-American Thinking

After reading (the Oct. 8) “Full Speed to Port” column by Mr. Gary Horton, I learned only one thing, and it is Gary is far more delusional today than 20

Jasmine Ruys guest commentary

Jasmine Ruys | COC: A California Leader in ROI

When students choose a college, they’re making one of the most important investments of their lives — of time, effort, and money. At College of the Canyons, we are committed

Letters to the Editor

Christopher Lucero | Shouting at Clouds

 What a rich source for thought opposition is. Expressed resistance is either factually based or emotionally manipulative. Sorting through and assimilating those multiple vectors of incoming information is a good

The property lines of homes burned during the Palisades Fire still sit visible in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles on June 9, 2025. Photo by John Fredricks.

29-year-old Florida man arrested over Palisades Fire 

By Kimberly Hayek Contributing Writer  Federal authorities announced on Wednesday the arrest of a 29-year-old Melbourne, Florida, man, accusing him of deliberately igniting a New Year’s Day fire that later erupted

Letters to the Editor

Elaine Smith | Looking for Options

I want to help get rid of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other groups destroying our country. I’m retired and in good health, but no extra money. What can I

Letters to the Editor

Michael Cruz | Credit Card Balances on the Rise

Credit card balances are surging. According to FICO, average utilization has climbed from under 30% just a few years ago to over 35% today. These balances aren’t being paid off,

Dan Walters

Dan Walters | Refinery Fire Spotlights Gas Crunch

Thankfully, last week’s explosion and fire at California’s second largest refinery, Chevron’s El Segundo plant, was not an environmental catastrophe. But it could have serious economic and political impact. It