Letters to the Editor

I have been watching the building of the new industrial complex, Needham Ranch. I agree completely that it is a needed complex for the future of Santa Clarita Valley, bringing

Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink? Lately it’s been said that we’re just one drought away from rationing our water supply to extend us through another year.

“House Democratic leaders have a rebellion in their ranks. And there’s no easy way to quash it.” (Politico, “Pelosi’s freshmen fracture amid GOP pressure,” Feb. 14.) Politico continues: “Democrats in

The pictures accompanying the Feb. 7 article in The Signal about “death threats” made against Saugus Union School District governing board member David Barlavi were not fair or balanced. The

And Mexico will pay for it. Unbelievable chutzpah! Dick Ramirez Valencia

Recent good news from Van Nuys Airport provides an important reminder about business aviation safety. Business aviation, which refers to the use of an airplane for transport, accounts for the

This is regarding Joshua Heath’s commentary of Feb. 12. Joshua Heath’s commentary made too many statements to correct here, but a couple will be addressed. Heath claims Democrats gained control

I have enjoyed reading the flashbacks from the last 100 years of The Signal. I remember that The Signal sponsored a “treasure hunt” in the 1980s where clues were given

Just read comments by Ms. Lois Eisenberg concerning Social Security (Letters, Feb. 13). Perhaps Ms. Eisenberg and the GOP she mentions are people of privilege who don’t need or understand

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, Feb. 13: Social Security, as most government programs, hasn’t remained the same as promised. It began only for senior citizens who had worked.  The tax to

I’ve been listening to Democratic candidates’ opening statements and it strikes me that Elizabeth Warren missed the mark with her statement, “I’m in the race all the way.” Does she

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, Feb. 13: “Long live Social Security.” Lois Eisenberg declares that, to the GOP, Social Security is a “thorn, burden and driver of debt.” Further, the GOP

Jason Gibbs wrote an excellent column (Jan. 26) entitled “Pelosi’s War and the Hypocrisy of Party Politics.” He listed points outlining her hypocrisy but left out a crucial one. She

Many are very worried about the tyranny of democracy, about the need for strong political leadership, about populism taking over here and in so many other countries… But perhaps we

Unity is a tough sell in today’s political landscape. But that’s what President Trump pursued during his State of the Union address — and for a moment, he had it.

In response to Ms. Betty Arenson’s commentary on Saturday (Feb. 9), I say “Bravo!”  I wish I could put my thoughts so eloquently on paper or with words.  We live

The Social Security Act has been a thorn in the GOP’s backside for years, and they feel that the Social Security Act is a burden and “the real driver of

While the debate about “The Wall” has become a national discussion, the effects of the discussion in have manifested a recurring theme about the inability of our two parties to

I would like to bring your attention to a fabulous movie, “Capernaum.” I had to drive to Pasadena to watch it. I work in the industry. Even on that level

Gerald Staack’s letter of Jan. 29, “Class Warfare is a Real Threat,” claims that class warfare was dormant until Donald Trump came along. Of course the conservatives and neo-liberals dominating