Letters to the Editor

We have the Department of Government Efficiency. Great start. We have the Fair And Reciprocal Tariffs – improving.  Let’s look at Department of School Efficiency, the latter being consolidation of

Regarding Christopher Lucero’s letter (Jan. 21), I seldom do things “unwittingly.” I usually do them “deliberately,” and my letter of Jan. 11 falls into that category.  I knew exactly what

The Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl, and I was at the game to see it happen. Overwhelmingly delighted could hardly describe how I felt. I lived in Philadelphia four

As a mother, wife to a Los Angeles County retired deputy sheriff, a first-generation Armenian immigrant, and a hardworking American woman, I have witnessed firsthand what happens when politicians abandon

On npr.com, I looked up comments by President Barack Obama, to compare his comments to President Donald Trump’s. “As is traditional for a State of the Union speech, (Feb. 12,

Is USAID good for the USA? After reading today’s Signal editorial (Feb. 8), showing some of USAID’s wasteful spending, I could only shake my head in despair. Then I dragged

I’d like to ask a simple question to the powers that be: When was the last time the fire hydrants in the Santa Clarita Valley were checked by the L.A.

Is it time for Congress to act to protect our democracy? What does Congress not see in the actions of President Donald Trump and his alter ego president, Elon Musk?

If Pilar Schiavo not showing up to vote for fire relief was not upsetting enough to you, it gets better. She just voted “yes” on Senate Bill X1-2, which allocates

I have never written a letter to the editor before. However, after reading your article (“Trump announces DOJ task force to ‘eradicate anti-Christian bias,’” Nation/World, Feb. 8) and listening to

On Jan. 20, Donald Trump was sworn into office where he promised to faithfully execute the duties of the office and “preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United

Monday, Jan. 27, was International Holocaust Day. On this day in 1945 during World War II, Soviet forces liberated the Auschwitz and Birkenau Nazi concentration camps in Poland. At this

I agree with the letters regarding the bike lane barriers placed along Orchard Village Road. They really detract from the charm of that stretch of road. I travel that route

As I talk to my neighbors at least once a week, there is something that we all agree on. Right outside of our neighborhood, there’s a four-way stop. The only

Five years ago, a germ — funded in communist China by our own federal government — killed millions of people, as that same government denied responsibility and took a hacksaw

As of today, in the heart of Santa Clarita where families thrive in the suburban neighborhoods, known for having a warm welcoming atmosphere, there is a rising growth of homelessness.

So the Saugus Speedway (swap meet) is closing. Since 1994 I’ve lived here off and on, mostly on. There has hardly been entertainment for us youth. Just the concerts in

Rebuttal to Diane Zimmerman “An Apology Forthcoming?” regarding Donald Trump’s approval of Project 2025 (letters, Oct. 30). Just sayin’: I wish you had done more research. I support the truth,

If gravity is the most powerful force in the universe, the bond market might just be the runner-up.  Towering over the stock market, the global bond market is estimated to

Former Santa Clarita resident Gerald Staack appears to be dismayed by what a “pathological society” we have become … a society afraid of itself” (letters, Jan. 12).    Well, welcome