Re: Ms. Lois Eisenberg letter, Aug. 6, “A Treasure to Baseball.” Finally, finally, finally. A letter submitted by you in tribute to Vinny (Vin Scully) that I can agree on
Re: Jonathan Kraut, “Who Owns the Body of a Woman?” (Aug. 9). As I have pointed out in previous articles, a baby in her womb is NOT part of the
I was saddened to read of Lila Littlejohn’s passing. She was a Signal editor when I started writing columns. She was always extremely helpful. Her experience both as a
I was blessed with the opportunity to serve as the mayor of Santa Clarita immediately following our great city’s incorporation in 1987. We have seen many wonderful leaders on the
Kathryn Oliver is all in (Aug. 3) on the Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act, but at what cost to the average taxpayer? Congress’ bipartisan Joint Committee on Taxation estimates tax rates
The Jan. 6 Congressional Committee has been trying to get emails, text messages and phone records of Trump Administration White House staff, the Secret Service, and the Department of Homeland
Bravo Nancy Pelosi! That’s right, I said it. Make no mistake, I despise her and her corrupt self-dealing that has made her incredibly wealthy. My praise comes from her sticking
Some readers of The Signal have written that they find my letters very entertaining, while others see them as insulting, rude and offensive, if not downright nuts, but clearly designed
So you think liberals want to help people? Did you see this article in the Aug. 2 Signal? Democrats in the California State Senate passed a bill that would hurt,
Is it really that hard to compromise? I’m quite frustrated about a number of things in our state, to the point where at times I think I want to run
I am an everyday reader of The Signal. I read every opinion article and was inspired to write an opinion of my own after reading, “A Tale of Three Cults,”
Re: Kathryn Oliver’s letter, Aug. 3. Sorry Kathryn, but you’ve been drinking the same bathwater as Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats! Let’s look at this proposed bill. Note how cleverly
Mr. Thomas Oatway, as is his standard operating procedure, loves to quote and misquote people WAY out of context, and he also fails to make any comparisons when it comes
The man who was a treasure to baseball, who hit a home run every time he would broadcast a Dodger baseball game, has died. One of the things Vincent Edward
In the interest of water restrictions, I do have to agree with Gary Horton a little (July 29). Why did your article not talk about the things we can do
The “do something I’m scared” impulse brought us nothing but heartache. Empty shelves. Insane panic. Lost jobs. Crazy rules. Ruined businesses. Massive inflation. Wrecked educations. Huge debt. Government-made disasters all
Regressives love to distract and to gaslight. For proof, just look at what they submit to these pages for publication. Just in the last week or so we’ve seen letters
Assuming you are a voter, either side of the aisle, I am pleading with you to not be fooled again by a ballot measure in November. The headline in the
Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, July 29. Lois, your comment, “Heat is known to kill more Americans than any other weather related disaster,” is not factual. Far more people die from
I hope my neighbors in the Santa Clarita Valley will agree that the House and Senate must pass the Inflation Reduction Act, which allocates $369 billion toward climate and clean