Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | A Magical Drop

Car thefts and accidents have plummeted under Donald Trump’s crime-and-immigration crackdown. Between January and October 2025, about 324,000 cars were reported stolen. That is a 23.2% drop over the 421,791

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Teresa Todd | A True Original

As the new year began, Placerita Canyon lost one of its truest originals and most devoted champions.  Lola Williams, born in 1936, was a woman of remarkable kindness, quiet strength,

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Philip Wasserman | A Super Self-Correction

I made a mistake in my Jan. 3 letter to The Signal. Margot Kidder played Lois Lane in the original Superman films, starring Christopher Reeve as Superman. In my defense,

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Ron Leonhardt | An Unacceptable Approach

The following is a copy of a letter sent to Rep. George Whitesides and representatives of the city of Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County. I just attended the Jan.

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Valerie Bradford | A Temporary Inconvenience?

Approximately 200 residents filled The Centre, all of us there to hear what amendments — if any —were being made following the chaotic Nov. 12 meeting, during which Lennar development

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Kirk Smith | Horrendous Planning in Bouquet

To “Letters” contributors Harry Fisher and Elaine Stanley, thank you for so perfectly voicing the opinions that so many of us who have been Saugus residents for so long also

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Harry Fischer | The Iceberg in Bouquet Canyon

Regarding the article published on Thursday, Jan. 8, about the Bouquet Canyon development: All of us, residents, in the upper Saugus area that will be impacted by the closure and

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Elaine Stanley | Mission Viejo in Saugus

I attended the meeting on the closure of Bouquet Canyon Road. Representing the Lennar development were John Musella and Brian Bencz.  I have lived in Saugus on Alaminos Drive since

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Nancy Fairbanks | About Venezuela …

People have been asking me questions about Venezuela and President Donald Trump’s recent statements, so I want to explain how I perceive these current events. The U.S. Constitution does not

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Steve Lee | A Day of Enlightenment

Yesterday I sat at their counter and watched the Rams win in the fourth quarter of the game. The air around me was bustling with dedicated patrons eating, chatting and

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Stu Megaw | An Icon Passes

I moved to Santa Clarita from the Virginia ’burbs of D.C. in 2015 and, like many before me and since, liked what I saw and immediately became an isolationist: OK,

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Rob Kerchner | So This Is Tolerance

Democrats tolerated Bill Clinton’s blatant womanizing in office. They tolerated Barack Obama openly shredding the Constitution on immigration, and conducting a soft coup against his successor. They tolerated Joe Biden’s

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Arthur Saginian | Moral Relativism

This is in response to Jim De Bree (letters, Dec. 4). Was the assassination of Osama bin Laden murder? Was it a criminal act? Was it a war crime? Also,

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Lois Eisenberg | Revenge and Retribution

Revenge and retribution seem to be some of Donald Trump’s priorities and it is hurting all Americans, Democrats and Republicans alike. Trump’s vengeance against his political enemies who are sounding

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Larry Moore | Wizard of Wall Street

When Nancy Pelosi entered Congress in 1987, her stock portfolio was worth $610,000 to $785,000, a nice chunk of change. She is retiring at the end of next year, thank

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Rick Barker | Remembering Rob Reiner

More years ago than I care to remember, I met Rob Reiner when he hired me to be the stunt coordinator on what was his first real film, “Stand By