Letters to the Editor

I have been a physician for 44 years. Besides my office and hospital practice, I also make house calls for less mobile older adults. We all want to stay in

hower thoughts. You know the kind. When the water is running like a back massage and your brain — finally free of distractions — starts tossing up revelations you weren’t

I began laughing when reading Diane Zimmerman’s closing remarks about taking back California from the “’communist’ party” (letters, May 16). I laughed because my daughter and son-in-law are in Tennessee

Science fiction author William Gibson said, “The future is here, it’s just not very evenly distributed.” I landed in our cashless future during a recent visit to Seattle. Many Seattle

I object to the Trails at Lyons Canyon project. I have been very concerned about this proposed development for many years. There is high risk for fire in this area

In July 1993 I bought one of the last condos available at the Vista Condos located on Dockweiler off of Sierra Highway. At the time I was told that Dockweiler

The Trails at Lyons Canyon project is in a very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. After the horrible conflagrations that occurred in Los Angeles just six months ago, causing the

My wife and I read The Signal’s editorial (July 12) and were so impressed by how you are able to get right to the essence of the entire situation. We’ve

According to an article (July 10), the city’s Community Preservation Division has responded to 40 complaints and conducted 61 inspections related to Tacos Carmelita. A street vendor! I wrote about

Jim de Bree’s May 8 letter, “Fulfilling the Oath of Office,” criticizes President Donald Trump’s comments on NBC’s “Meet the Press” about the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia. De Bree

Even while many Eaton and Palisades fire victims have lost everything and remain unable to rebuild their homes, Los Angeles County plans to consider yet another housing project in a

NeverTrump’s favorite illegal alien Kilmar Abrego Garcia is back in the U.S., to be charged with human smuggling. He was indicted by a grand jury for having trafficked people, firearms

Since Burrtec replaced Waste Management as the city’s trash collector, I have generally been pleased with their services and I see them as an improvement over Waste Management. With the

While President Donald Trump has been marching from one triumph to the next, the Democrat Party has been searching high and low for their next Shining Light, someone who can

One of the small pleasures about living in Santa Clarita this time of year is being able to buy fresh, flavorful, locally grown (Oxnard/Ventura) strawberries from street vendors. I usually

Ben Mullen (letters, May 29) asks about expensive gifts from foreign nations and the Trump presidential library foundation. He wonders if this sort of thing will set a bad precedence

Regarding Nancy Fairbanks, letters, July 5: Hmmm. Nice try, Nancy. Superficially alarming. Multi-year claims are not directly comparable to the annual budget balancing requirement. I found her voiced concerns tempered

Jonathan Kraut penned a column (July 15) full of left-wing talking points. As is typical of the left, his assertions were not backed up with any authentication. So I have

Why does innovation that created businesses, products, and industries occur on the frontier where there is little or no regulation? Consider the major industries created in American history, such as trapping, logging,

In 2009 the residents of San Francisquito Canyon were in the process of petitioning the L.A. County Regional Planning Commission for a rural community standards district for the canyon. A