Letters to the Editor

From pretending men are women, to enabling criminals and illegal aliens, to embracing dictators and terrorists, this era will one day be remembered for its collective psychosis — whose seeds

I wrote, “True Power quietly does the work. It ignores the unchangeable past to build a better future,” after I attended an event several nights ago where I heard Sheriff

I agree with Rob Kerchner (April 23), when he states the reason some government leaders don’t agree with Donald Trump’s international policies about ridding the world of Iranian terrorism. That

Regarding Lois Eisenberg’s letter (March 11) about a handful of U.S. Olympic athletes “moonlighting” as political activists, I am conflicted. On one hand I strongly disagree with her, but on

I’m a high school student in the Santa Clarita Valley, and I wanted to share my perspective on student phone use during school. I am also writing this as part

In Jonathan Kraut’s 175th diatribe against President Donald Trump (April 21), he says, at the very end of his article, that the president’s proposed deal to conclude the Iran war

With all of the ridiculous “noise” coming from both sides of the political aisle I would suggest learning from the lyrics of one of my all-time favorite songs “The Living

Donald Trump created a faith office in the White House this term, led by the Rev. Paula White. Regarding Trump, she stated “I’ve seen his compassion when no one else

The Signal’s article (April 18) about our esteemed City Council voting themselves a pay raise was sure telling. Councilman Bill Miranda’s sarcastic comments about the “joys” of working for something

What do the states of California, Colorado, Illinois and New York have in common? No, it’s not that each of those states have large pockets of dystopian hellholes. No, it’s

Lefty European leaders refusing to rid the world of Iranian terrorism is exactly like lefty Democrat governors refusing to rid America of illegal alien criminals. And the petulance of both

Here we go again! Our California legislators wasting time and money with Assembly Bill 1539. It is all about trying to bolster themselves because of their Hate for Trump. The

I read the letter by Philip Wasserman (March 3) regarding Cicero, immigration and the Roman Empire. Being a student of Roman history I enjoyed the read, but with one caveat.

I spent my Saturday afternoon at Hart Park, thoroughly enjoying the Cowboy Festival. Hats off to both the city and to the Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society for such a

Santa Clarita has long stood as a symbol of stability, a place where working families could afford a home, raise their children, and build a future just outside the pressures

It is encouraging that Artemus II has captivated the imagination of the world. For those of us on the leading edge of the Baby Boom it is reminiscent of the

In response to President Donald Trump sending Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to help beleaguered Transportation Security Administration agents at airports, Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries both said

As a staff member in Enrollment Services at College of the Canyons and the current Classified Senate president, I represent roughly 440 employees who are on the front lines in

While Gary Horton believes he spent a career building things and while his crew might have woken up early, Gary seems to have slept through it all. To start with

Mr. Rick Barker (April 3 letter) misses the forest for the trees in his response to my March 3 letter. Pursuing the deportation of Mr. Narciso Barranco is bad public