Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Philip Wasserman | We Need a Cultural Shift

Myles Orozco (letters, Dec. 16) reminded me of the scene from the television series “Mad Men” where Don and Betty Draper leave trash in the park after a picnic. That

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Arthur Saginian | Unintentionally Literal Comparison

Emmanuel Francois, in his response to Larry Moore (letters, Nov. 7), equated President Donald Trump with Jesus Christ. Not figuratively or metaphorically, and perhaps unwittingly, but definitely quite literally. Mr.

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Jerry Rhodes | Honoring All Who Served

Vietnam Veterans of America Inc. was founded in 1978, and is the only national congressionally chartered veterans organization dedicated to Vietnam veterans and their families. VVA is a representative organization

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Ashley Evans | This Tradition Needs Us

I was delighted to see The Signal highlight the Canyon Theatre Guild’s holiday production of “A Christmas Story.” CTG’s holiday shows are a Santa Clarita tradition, one that shaped my

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Ronald Hopkins | Time for a Change

When will the (voters) ever see the light and once and for all oust Ms. Laurene Weste? She has hung around long enough. Ronald Hopkins Stevenson Ranch

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Sam Steel | Routine Brown Act Violations

When are the residents of Santa Clarita going to wake up and actually start paying attention to what is happening in our City Council? The continuous, blatant and unapologetic violations

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Myles Orozco | Litter an Increasing Problem

Litter has become an increasingly visible issue throughout Santa Clarita, from food wrappers on roads to water bottles in parks and washes. Trash is no longer just an eyesore but

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Thomas L. Cadman | The Gift That Is Marriage

For generations most people have stood before friends and family as a couple made promises to each other we call marriage vows. The most familiar being: I, (Name) take you,

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Arthur Saginian | Only Seeing One Side

Gary Horton writes of partisan extremism, divisiveness, and violence (Oct. 8) as if those on the far right are the only ones capable of, or responsible for, it. Being on

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Rick Barker | What’s In a Name? 

I am VERY aware that this is not going to go over real well with some of my fellow military veterans but that certainly would not and will not be

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Larry Moore | They Got What They Deserved

For the bleeding-heart liberals who bemoan the loss of two narco-terrorist “sailors,” I have one thing to say: They got what they deserved. When these narco-terrorists sign up to pilot

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Diane Zimmerman | Where They Part Ways

The following comments were submitted to the Santa Clarita City Council on Nov. 25, regarding Denise Lite’s Nov. 22 commentary in The Signal.   Denise and I have cordially disagreed

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Jack Crawford | The Enemy of Democracy

I am writing in response to Jack Teoli’s letter of Dec. 1, “A Concerning Endorsement,” which criticizes the City Council’s 5-0 vote recommending a “no” vote on Proposition 50 regarding

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Rob Kerchner | They Need a Focus for Hate

Folks on the right talk a lot about TDS — Trump Derangement Syndrome — but leftists also called George W. Bush “Hitler.” They even hanged him in effigy. They freaked

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Arthur Saginian | One Option: Get Involved

Elaine Smith poses a perplexing question (letters, Oct. 8). She’s retired, in good health, has no extra money, but wants to help get rid of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Safety and Development

Re: “County signs off on 1,500 more homes for west side,” news, Nov 19. On Dec. 14, 1963, I watched from our rooftop as the Baldwin Hills Dam ruptured, releasing

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Alan Ferdman | A Waste of Ink

Re: Gary Horton commentary, “Here Is the Worst Investment America Keeps Making,” Dec. 3. The “worst investment” The Signal “keeps making” is to print Gary Horton’s continuing blithering nonsense. It

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Lois Eisenberg | Low-Income Hamburglary

Unfortunately McDonald’s is losing its low-income customers to higher prices. According to a corporate fact sheet, from 2019 to 2024, the average cost of a McDonald’s menu item rose 40%.