And once again, our resident “Democrat Excuses” columnist Jonathan Kraut omits more clues he evidently doesn’t want you to know. For instance, pharma companies in 2020 donated almost $6 million
For over 36 years I have worked in the real estate industry. For most of that time, I have been a legislative advocate and government affairs chair in both the
“If Joe Biden is guilty of bribery, friendly bureaucrats would prosecute him” is as preciously naive as “friendly media would report it” or “his own party would oppose him.” In
Is it just a coincidence that the problems at Chiquita Canyon Landfill began just after the changes in our trash collection policies? After 40 years of taking my trash to
Once again they are showing the “raging” L.A. river on TV. And where is it going? Straight out to the ocean! Hundred of thousands of gallons of water going to
I don’t know Dr. Gene Dorio personally, but I do enjoy reading his letters. He is a practicing physician with decades of experience in his profession, but in his letter
Mr. (Gary) Horton, I acknowledge that you are a successful business owner and noted philanthropist in the Santa Clarita Valley. Thank you for finally acknowledging your special interest in the
One senator, Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, has held up 180 military promotions (as of this writing) as a protest against military policy supporting reproductive rights for women in the service. He
Editor’s note: The following letter was received on Labor Day. Today is Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 4, which was created to give the American people a holiday. Labor Day was
As summer fades into fall, for Jews around the world the High Holy Days approach. Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is a time of elation and celebration, when the
Re: Michael Sandeen, letters, Sept. 10. I must admit, Mr. Sandeen, I enjoyed your letter. It was, I think, quite reasonable. I did have to chuckle, though, about you describing
Reading today’s opinion page (Sept. 6) I am struck by the defensiveness of the writers. Gary Horton, Lois Eisenberg, Thomas Oatway, it’s not your liberalism that is so off-putting. A
In re: Kimberly M. Zamlich, “Sick of the Utility Monopolies,” letters, Aug. 31. Let’s see if I have this right, Ms. Zamlich. Your solution for abusive monopolistic utility companies is
Thank you, Signal editorial staff, for publishing Lois Eisenberg’s and Thomas Oatway’s same-as-always letters on the same day (Sept. 6). It is like going to your doctor and dentist and
I would like to bring something to the attention of all those doomsday sayers, that global warming is playing out as this recent heatwave has caused so much concern. In
Re: Arthur Saginian, letters, Aug. 24, “How to Build Your Arsenal.” I don’t always agree with Arthur but when I do, it makes me smile. This letter was so well
Response to Diane Zimmerman’s letter, “An Intentional Misreading?” Sept. 5: My apologies for not being clearer in my Aug. 24 letter. I spent time discussing ethnic studies because that was
Re: Letters to the editor, Aug. 12. I’m going to indulge Hilmar Rosenast’s declarations of what is fact and/or truth just this once, and just for the fun of it,
Note the contrast between the “Russia!” corruption scandal involving Donald Trump versus the “Ukraine!” corruption scandal involving Joe Biden. In the first situation, you have a dossier sourced to a
How will the credit agencies handle people not paying off their school loans, but the government doing it for them? Dan Petkunas Valencia