Letters to the Editor

Which story caused the most outrage with Democrats and members of the media? (Pardon the redundancy.) That President Trump criticized the job performance of a former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine

Why is Rep. Kevin McCarthy promoting anyone other than Mike Garcia? If he’d spend two minutes with Garcia, McCarthy would see Garcia is the strongest person for the job. Consider

Re: Lois Eisenberg’s letters to the editor. After reading your letters to The Signal, I have come to the following conclusion: I don’t know how you can live with so

Philip Wasserman’s commentary of Nov. 7, “A messy Divorce Gets Messier with Release of Photos,” was an organized and well-structured summary of Katie’s Hill’s latest story, absent the references to

On Nov. 5 I renewed my driver’s license. The Department of Motor Vehicles is a beehive of activity, moving enormous numbers of people through procedures at a fast-moving pace. I’m

Subject: Insanity in Sacramento. I had a conversation with a friend this morning and this friend, who has been in the air conditioning business for about 55 years, told me

It is only appropriate to thank and recognize Steve Kim, the owner of Sand Canyon Country Club. His investment in the restoration of the golf course served all Sand Canyon

I recently had time to take a look at The Signal’s publication of the “51 Most Influential” people in the Santa Clarita Valley for 2019. Having read the comments of

Re: Jonathan Kraut commentary, Nov. 12. It is always amusing when liberals cite the disparity between themselves and conservatives. Right out of the chute, Kraut makes a statement about President

I hope The Signal will take time to reflect upon its own journalistic mistakes (during the time leading up) to the resignation of former-Rep. Katie Hill.  While reading the Nov.

“It’s hard to really tell what’s going on, isn’t it?” I said. “Should we start preparing to leave or what? They never give a complete picture, literally a map, showing

I submitted a letter to the editor to The Signal (Nov. 1) commemorating the Grand Canyon’s 100th anniversary, and praised all of its magnificence — not realizing at the time

One instance. Probably many more, but we observed this one. With no power, we went up to Jersey Mike’s at Golden Valley. Shortly after we arrived they were inundated with

After reading “ISIS Isn’t Dead”  (Nov. 6, letters to the editor), my response is, “What?” Using Lois Eisenberg’s logic, the rational and moral citizens of the world should NOT have

Today’s Yahoo! news feed (Nov. 4) has Katie Hill pledging to get the vote out to get rid of President Trump. Personally, I’m tired of her playing the victim and

Yesterday (Nov. 5) I awoke and read my Signal as usual with my morning cup of coffee. There I saw the Brian Baker column, which announced his departure from our

I just read Brian Baker’s farewell piece, “Adios, Farewell, Commiefornia,” Nov. 5, and he he’s quite correct when he says some of his critics will be happy to see him

Re: “Adios, Farewell, Commiefornia,” Brian Baker commentary, Nov. 5 I wish Mr. Baker a bon voyage and a happy life in his new paradise. As soon as I saw his

Starting in 1919 and originally celebrated as Armistice Day, Veterans Day began as a way to memorialize the end of World War I and to commemorate the veterans who served

Have you experienced the new program they have now at LAX for those who use taxis or services such as Uber or Lyft? It just started and I must warn