Letters to the Editor

I ran up “The Beast Trail” off Highway 14 and Railroad Avenue today, which I do at least once per week. As I approached the trailhead parking lot on my

More than 9.7 million Los Angeles County residents have not tested positive for COVID-19, yet have had their lives completely disrupted and put under enormous stress by overreaching and neverending

Re: Bonnie Eaton’s letter of Oct. 7. Climate changes. Always has, always will. Does Bonnie know that it was considerably hotter on Earth 800 years ago? We know because science

I think we have forgotten who were are as Americans. We have forgotten how we started. We have forgotten why we started. We wanted freedom. We wanted freedom from oppression

I’d like to weigh in about our police and what has been going on of late. I should first explain that I know very little about the operation of the

Dear Netflix: I recently received a message from my sister-in-law on our family text thread. Her words made me think of you, Netflix! She posted a photograph of her twin

America has lost an American treasure, with an exceptional character as attested by her “Justice For All” agenda. America will mourn Ruth Bader Ginsburg for years knowing how she handled

Hear, hear to the Sept. 22 letter by Don Ricketts about the woeful deficiencies of the city library system. Not only has the city taken financial hits from their decisions,

I keep hearing about prejudice and hatred against minorities, but looking back in the history of the United States every “group” got a piece of that action but they have

Response to Paul Butler commentary, Sept. 12:  I agree there is a virus going around, but COVID-19 is not as bad as you claim. Sure, if you look at the

Re: Brian Baker, “How He Carriers His Gun,” letters, Sept. 12. We get it Brian. You couldn’t stand California, so you left. However, you still want to weigh in on

In his latest opinion piece (Sept. 5) criticizing police tactics and procedures (the last two were over the Kenosha, Wisconsin, shooting and the local Santa Clarita Valley Sand Canyon teenager

Part 3 of 3 (Parts 1 and 2 appeared Sept. 16 and Oct. 1): A friend asked me what President Donald Trump has done for America. With the help of

As an alumnus and former student leader at College of the Canyons, I am proud to support Michele Jenkins’ re-election to the Santa Clarita Community College District board of trustees,

It is hard to imagine that there is an individual better qualified to serve on the SCV Water board than Maria Gutzeit. Maria has served on local water agency boards

As a recently retired faculty member and administrator at College of the Canyons, I ask you to join me in reelecting Michele Jenkins to the Santa Clarita Community College District

I am writing this letter in support of Michele Jenkins, who has served for over 30 years on the College of the Canyons board of trustees. As an incumbent, she

I have known Fred Arnold for almost 30 years as he has been my go-to guy for mortgage loans and refinancing. Not only is he dedicated to his profession, he

Michele Jenkins is a remarkable trustee member of the College of the Canyons board of trustees and has served for many years as a leader. At this time of fluid

We do have some systemic racism in the country. It comes to us in the form of the unions. I would submit that the teachers union stands squarely in the