As the legendary Yogi Berra once said, “It’s déjà vu all over again.” Despite the undisputed evidence that the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign paid millions of dollars for
Re: letters to the editor, Nancy Oliver, Sept. 24. Give FivePoint (previously The Newhall Land and Farming Co.) a break! There wouldn’t be a Newhall Ranch or even Valencia if
Once upon a time, writing in longhand, “putting pen to paper,” was commonplace and done daily to those who wished to do so. Writing a letter to friends and loved
Re: Susann Rizzo, letters, Sept. 21. You have my most sincere and deepest sympathies. When humankind first crawled forth, they brought with them deep-seated fears of the unknown that covered
Every person in this country should be able to breathe clean air, have affordable energy bills, see the benefits of a strong, thriving local economy and know they’ve done their
Recently, the City Council of Santa Clarita looked over an ordinance for the creation of the jobs creation overlay zone (JCOZ). This project’s goal is to provide two jobs for
The Newhall Ranch project will add 21,000 units over the next two decades. “Auto-oriented urban sprawl” is not the answer either to climate change or our housing and health needs.
Re: “American Dream,” Sand Canyon Country Club. The CEO of Sand Canyon Country Club has authored a book entitled “American Dream.” A copy of this book was deposited into my
The heart-wrenching “Evening of Remembrance” event at the Youth Grove in Central Park (Sept. 17) closed with a plea to all of the Santa Clarita Valley to “slow down.” My
This letter is in response to C. Norman Allen’s Sept. 14 opinion, “Climate Change Hysteria a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing.” I read Mr. Allen’s very emotional column and want to
C. Norman Allen (“Right Here, Right Now,” Sept. 14) has very much put voice to the concerns of conservatives regarding what battling climate change may require in the forms of
Even before the Democrat debates began, DNC Chairman Tom Perez made it clear that FOX News would not be allowed to host any of their debates, despite having ratings higher
This is in response to Betty Arenson’s letter on Sept. 10, “Letter Perpetuates Falsehoods.” I would like to reiterate to Betty Arenson that I was quoting a Brookings Institute analysis
Re: First vaping death in Los Angeles County, Sept. 7: Great story, Mr. (Jim) Holt! My question is: Why are these instruments of death still available for purchase? Karla Edwards
Just sayin’ I really enjoy the articles, opinions, and editorials from everyone. Awhile ago I contacted The Signal to suggest an article about Camp Pyles and it was nice to
In this day and age, with all the craziness around us, mass shootings, innocent people of all ages dying for no reason other than some angry person wanting recognition or
Holy smokes, wow, I’m dumbfounded. I just can’t believe it but I find myself in agreement with Brian Baker’s take on red flag warnings for gun control. In his opinion
Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019, is the 18th anniversary of 9/11, which occurred on a Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001. A most horrific day in U.S. history, when 2,977 people lost their
Duane Mooring’s recent letter, “Tax Cuts for the Rich” (Sept. 5) insists on perpetuating so many falsehoods. After the name-calling of Trump supporters, he states, “If you watch FOX news,
I’m writing this letter to the editor the day after Labor Day, being so busy with Labor Day activities that I didn’t want to miss honoring this most important day