Letters to the Editor

Which CFA (control freak absurdity) is more ridiculous: a vaccine that only works in someone ELSE’S arm, or a mask that only works on someone ELSE’S face? And yet much

The U.S. is sending another $350 million in aid for Ukraine. I wonder if the “Big Guy” is getting his 10% cut like he did for Hunter’s Ukrainian oil deal?

Re: Gary Horton, “A Coxswain’s Lesson on Living with Purpose,” Feb. 16. I could barely get through Mr. Horton’s recent submission because I was laughing so hard, my eyes were

John Weaver reported (letters, Feb. 6) that his granddaughter was pregnant and a health care worker. She had been vaccinated (two doses). Her employer has mandated that everyone have a

It seems that the “Letters to the Editor” have become a forum for a few individuals who like to pontificate and tell everyone else how intelligent they are. And some

Lately it seems like some people are calling for direct action against Russia via a no-fly zone. Some, like Adam Kinzinger, laughingly say this will not be an act of

Joe Biden’s speeches in which he laments the rise in gasoline, heating oil and natural gas prices as well as prices in general ring hollow when he blames everything from

In his Feb. 18 letter, Arthur Saginian wrote to oppose a local writer and share his thoughts. Mr. Saginian quoted portions of the Bible (Matthew 6:25-34) but failed to include

Have you heard the news? “Unvaccinated seniors are 50 times more likely to be hospitalized with COVID than vaccinated/boosted seniors!” Google it, you’ll find several articles. Seems pretty scary, huh?

Maybe the Ukranians can borrow some of the (billions of dollars’) worth of weapons Joe Biden gave the Taliban?  Max Morgan Valencia

During the Vietnam War, the U.S. had anti-war demonstrations, riots and assassinations. The National Guard and blood ran in the streets. Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau smugly lectured the

Part 1 of 6  I wrote “Was the Capitol Violence a Set-Up” on Feb. 9, 2021. It was printed in five parts. Much has transpired and/or come to light since

The Signal’s editorial staff really dogpiled on Rob Kerchner this morning (Jan. 4). All three letters to the editor took issue with Kerchner’s position on the COVID-19 pandemic. A couple

Editor’s note: A portion of the following letter was previously published, and is being republished today because a large portion of it was omitted due to an editing error. Ms.

Re: John Boston column, Feb. 18. This is the best piece I have read anywhere by anyone about what the Democratic Party has become today. Written with his trademark dark

On Feb. 22, the City Council will be presented with a proposal by Jordan Roberts Diem and Kiza Hilton to open a “no-kill” shelter within the city of Santa Clarita.

In his column (Jan. 4) Jonathan Kraut offered three rules on how to make tough choices. His first two rules ask if the proposal will help resolve or substantially mitigate

Thanks, Gary Horton, for your column of Feb. 16. It was encouraging and uplifting and had a lot of good advice for living. Your politics and mine often come into,

Mr. Arthur Saginian disclosed that he had contracted COVID-19 recently and had a few days of illness before he recovered. He then confided that he had been vaccinated (two doses)

Ms. Lois Eisenberg’s (Feb. 2) piece on “Killing the Dream of Voting Rights” shows the typical liberal hate for this country and it also points out the absolute brilliance of