Letters to the Editor

I think Gary Horton’s column on Benjamin Franklin and the rise of the village idiots (June 17) was pretty funny. Mr. Horton asked how we got from there to here,

Again Donald Trump is trying to steal the 2026 midterm election by spewing months in advance about fraud in voting.  In February of this year he declared Republicans ought to

Steve LePore (letters, July 24) asks an important question: Are Christians caring for those in need? Every one of us should ask ourselves that question. What I question is his

As the truth about the evil and despicable Anthony Fauci becomes more available, I think it would be helpful to remind people of what he did and what he said,

I challenge Mr. Arthur Saginian’s comments regarding Democrats essentially being the only party to oppose any policy the other side is in favor of. In his June 20 letter, Mr.

As a wounded combat Veteran of the Vietnam War I would like to voice my opinion on the “sterilization” of war using unmanned war machines even down to human replicas

After taking a break from criticizing Gary Horton’s “Full Speed to Port,” his July 29 column has irritated me enough to respond once again! It isn’t that Mr. Horton doesn’t

I came across a July 2 front page of The Signal, which has a story about the proposed Belcaro at Sand Canyon project. Have any of you been out there

It’s quite ironic for socialists to decry slavery, since socialism — like slavery — is just a means to own others’ lives. Socialism is most dangerous in a democracy, but

I just finished reading Amber Stefanelli’s letter about being healed by faith (May 10), and she’s absolutely right. Even Jesus Himself said, “Your faith has healed you” (Matthew 9:22). Oddly

As I read the article (about Bouquet Canyon Road) in Sunday’ paper (July 26), I found myself asking, “Where is our City Council that use to have some guts?” What

The recent Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship as it is framed in the 14th Amendment is a plain bad idea. I know the majority opinion was based on a

Santa Clarita has earned something many cities spend decades trying to achieve but few ever do: the confidence of the people who call it home. Families move here because they

Wow! The U.S. has entered into an agreement with Saudi Arabia to partner with them to build and use uranium concentrating devices. The devices are for creating nuclear material for

The recent column (by Nuné Gipson, July 2) urging Californians to “fight for California” reads less like an argument and more like a political rallying cry built on frustration, anecdotes

As campaign season heats up in Santa Clarita, voters deserve more than carefully crafted slogans. They deserve accountability. Candidates frequently talk about transparency, ethics and openness. Those are admirable values,

Re: “Coffee Bars or Compassion, letters, Steve LePore, July 24. Let’s not exaggerate the situation any more than what you are presented with in the news. You make it sound

We enjoy the senior page of The Signal, including the “Savvy Senior.” This information helps older adults navigate life’s tough questions. The recent column on “how Medicare covers telehealth” was

The July 11 opinion page provides a revealing perspective on “love of country” through the backdrop of the World Cup competition. First, Brian Richards in his letter, “They Love America

In re: “How Many More Lives?” letters, Jocelyn Miranda, June 9. Perhaps Ms. Miranda can explain to the readers exactly how Everytown Research came up with the figure that they