Letters to the Editor

Thanks for Matt Fernandez’s wonderful article! (“California experience,” Jan. 2). I enjoyed reading how California’s Rose Parade is enjoyed around the U.S. and how it inspired an entire family to

There are several Democratic presidential candidates who support Medicare for All who also happen to be viable candidates (unlike Bernie Sanders, who has no realistic chance of being elected). If

In response to Eric Goldin’s column, “Theater in the #MeToo Era” (Nov. 2): Author claim: “No matter how difficult it may have been to play this horrible individual, Ralph Fiennes

Re: Betty Arenson commentary, “Pay Attention,” Dec. 28.  Hello Betty. Let me be a vicious Polyanna to your polemical Chicken Little. I could take on your misuse of statistics or

“United we stand, divided we fall.” These words were written into the “The Liberty Song” by one of our founding fathers, spoken by Patrick Henry in his final public address,

I invite the Time Ranger out to the dusty enclave of Saugus for an updated experience of the old West. In the recent past, according to The Mighty Signal, we

The guest column, “5 Reasons to Ditch Single-use Plastic” by Lisa McDougald in the Dec. 26 issue of The Signal is well-written and advocates implementation of sensible steps to reduce

Subject: California Schools and Local Communities Funding Act of 2020 Attention all Republicans, Democrats and independents, I beg of you to read about the California Schools and Local Communities Funding

Now that Christmas is over, New Year’s Day is approaching and President Trump has undeniably become an impeached president, let’s concentrate on getting some work done such as health care,

This morning on our morning walk, we noticed recent writings on the walls of the pedestrian tunnel by Valencia Glen park.   I called 661-25-CLEAN, and left a message describing

As a postscript to my column “Political Mythology & Health Care,” published in The Signal on Dec. 19, Congress recently capitulated to health-care special interests and dropped consumer-friendly health-care legislation.

To destroy the truth the Republicans confused matters with their clownish tactics and actions during the impeachment inquiries. We should remember that many years ago the Fascists spread confusion for

The impeachment of President Trump would have more credence if from day one of his election Democrats weren’t looking for a way to impeach instead of finding ways to get

Signal readers, if you missed last week’s Democrat debate, and by the ratings numbers almost all of you did, there were a number of proposals that caught my ear. First,

This is in response to C. Norman Allen’s opinion column on Dec. 21, “Weak Articles of Impeachment Will Hurt Dems.”  I thought it was a bad thing that Trump supporters

Ah, another conservative diatribe from the Baker/Mertz cabal, this one from Jim Horton (letters, Dec. 19). You can (learn about the author) by counting the number of times the word

WHAT THEY SAID: “Impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there’s something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, I don’t think we should go down that path because

This is in response to Jim Horton’s letter on Dec. 19, “Folly and Fools’ Errands.”  Jim tries to convince me (from my letter of the 12th) that I am wishing

Every four years since 1972, Iowa and New Hampshire in tandem have repeatedly been the first two states to vote in the American presidential primary process. Isn’t it time for

I think Ms. Lois Eisenberg is confused (letters, Dec. 18). President Obama was guilty of abuse of power with his issuance of many dangerous executive orders. Not President Trump.  And,