Letters to the Editor

The initiative Rep. Steve Knight launched this year allowing veterans to receive care at local urgent-care clinics rather than Veterans Affairs hospitals is but one example of his tremendous leadership

Recently you have published “letters to the editor” that in fact are nothing more than endorsements and voting solicitations for candidates seeking office. As a paying subscriber to your newspaper

Imagine having the ability to listen to the world’s loudest mammal, view some of the most unbelievable acrobats perform at speeds up to 35 mph and observe the only non-human

In following the opposition to Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination, I was appalled at how far some would go to destroy a man’s life. Then I realized the opposition

As a former long-time resident of Santa Clarita, I really enjoy reading John Boston’s Time Ranger column each week. Since you aren’t able to toss the Sunday Signal onto my

I am a Canyon Country resident and homeowner. I work in the San Fernando Valley. As you should already know, the traffic is bad and gets really bad. There is

It might be The Signal’s policy not to edit letters received from readers, but I can’t help calling attention to the misplaced comma in Richard Myers’ letter. I’m guessing he

I have a story to share of a returned medal from World War II. Recently, I spoke with Bill Reynolds about an email he had received from a gentleman in

I worked closely with two-term governing board member Christy Smith when I was superintendent of the Newhall School District. Now she’s running for state Assembly on Nov. 6 and she

Currently there is a tide of politicians promising everything to get elected. They promise social services to people who are here in this country illegally but registered to vote. At

You would be hard-pressed to find a neighbor who doesn’t count the gorgeous canyons and natural beauty among their reasons for living here. Yet the increased traffic, ever-increasing commute lengths

Looking at the first 10 months of the 2017-2018 fiscal year (thru July), the results reflect that the tax and jobs bill is paying for itself mainly as a result

California is in a health-care crisis and people are suffering and going bankrupt. The costs of care and prescription drugs are out of control. Bigger and bigger portions of a

What turns people “off” in today’s distasteful politics? Answer: hostility, anger, rage, aggression, suppression, the likes which history, yes, has seen before. At every turn, crowds of loud and angry

When considering our Nov. 6 City Council election and those vying to take one of three seats up for grabs, I have carefully reviewed each candidate. As mentioned in my

After living outside the SCV for the past five years, I have returned to find a rational voice in local media. Imagine my surprise and delight! While it is unreasonable

Recently, I made issue of political canvassers and how they choose to ignore residents’ requests to be left alone. Yes, I am aware of the legal rights of political canvassers.

I can see the solar panels from my back yard and I do not even live in Canyon View Estates! What a mess! How can something so large be slapped

Oh my, oh my, oh my. I just watched and listened to hours of testimony by Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh and I have to admit it’s difficult to

Oh, Horton! As usual, in my opinion, he has it all WRONG again. (Gary Horton, Sept. 19) It is definitely about re-electing Steve Knight to Washington in order to give