Letters to the Editor

Kathryn Supple’s letter “A Hart Student’s Perspective” (Nov. 29) was a powerful plea for something to be done about gun violence. Her eloquence was extraordinary, and her well-written words spoke

The 2018 scholastic test scores for 79 countries have been released by the Program for International Student Assessment, or PISA. Asian countries scored the highest in all three categories: reading,

I am not a historian. I can’t name all the presidents. I know the first, the current, and some in between. That’s all. Nevertheless, I’m 88 years old and, having

I feel so fortunate to live in the beautiful city of Santa Clarita, a well-managed city that continues to build and provide services to residents. However, some things should be

After years of driving here in Valencia, it has become crystal clear that some guidance is needed and so, here is, “A Driver’s Guide for Valencia Roads.” Chapter 1. Signals

Today it will be 78 years since Pearl Harbor was attacked — a most horrific day for the United States and all her allies. When going over my calendar for

The latest from my November Adelanto Detention Center visit: Two lists were provided by our volunteer organization for those of us going to visit the center in Adelanto. These listed

Thank you, Jim Madsen, for your thoughtful tribute to Saugus (editorial cartoon, Nov. 21). It was very touching.  My heart goes out to all involved, including Nathaniel Berhow’s mother.  Saugus

Jonathan Kraut and Lois Eisenberg apparently are having eyesight problems. The impeachment hearing was televised for all to see. At no time was any evidence of wrongdoing ever presented. It

I’m sure The Signal wants to do whatever it can to end the continuing slaughter happening throughout the country. With the Saugus High School killing fresh in my mind, it

Like everyone in our grief-stricken city, I have no words to express other than what has already been said. I do have a question, like everyone else. Why? As a

As the left and the media have been lighting their hair on fire daily with their baseless scandal du jour against President Trump, he has quietly appointed nearly one in

Re: “The Power of Faith in U.S. Politics,” by Jonathan Kraut (Nov. 26). Not all evangelical Christians are Protestant (those who broke away from Rome, during the Reformation). Some, like

Thoughts on David Hegg (Nov. 24), John Boston (Nov. 22), Karen Roseberry (Nov. 21), Johnathan Kraut (Nov. 26), and to those in despair seeking answers to the question…why? …and our

About 17 years ago, for a period of about two years, I joined a group of Japanese women who informally set up play dates for their children in Santa Clarita. 

An act of violence shook our whole community to the core. Yet, in the midst of this chaos and confusion, I still feel hopeful to see that our community is

I am a student at Hart High School. Although I do not attend Saugus High School, where the shooting Thursday occurred, I have several friends who attend there and witnessed

I’m thankful for many things during this season of giving, including the opportunities public school at home has given my family. For my son Cash, online learning at California Virtual

Editor’s note: Kaytie Holt, Saugus High School choir teacher and daughter of Signal Staff Writer Jim Holt, wrote the following one week after the Nov. 14 shooting at the school.

Watching the impeachment inquiry Nov. 19 on TV, I was never prouder of all the righteous career officials as witnesses in the impeachment inquiry. Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who was