Letters to the Editor

I am disturbed that the editorial board’s column (June 23) appears to agree with two recent columns wherein the influx of families seeking asylum are described as entering the U.S.

Re: “A Common-Sense Immigration Answer,” Jonathan Kraut (June 26). FINALLY a Democrat with an immigration plan and not a rant. While I am not sure that all of it is

Upon reading the Signal I find one of the positive sides of the new ownership is that the Signal is creating new jobs here in our city. This is a

I was anxious to read The Signal opinion piece, Our View (June 23). This was the first opportunity to assess the journalistic philosophy of the new ownership team. To say

I was very impressed with the balanced discussion by the Signal editorial board in this article (“Our View,” June 23). No liberal media here. If this is a sign of

I just read a Reuters article that warrants investigation. “Immigrant children are being routinely and forcibly given a range of psychotropic drugs at U.S. government-funded youth shelters to manage their

In answer to Jay DelDotto’s letter to the editor on June 21, I think it would be best to first point out the problems the right has talking to the

Steve Knight’s silence with respect to the human tragedy caused by the administration’s separation of children from their families and keeping them in detention centers speaks volumes about his character.

Brian Baker (June 19) seems to think the majority of kids (including infants and toddlers) who have been put in cages by the most inhumane administration in our nation’s history

“Art will remain the most astonishing activity of mankind born out of struggle between wisdom and madness, between dream and reality in our mind.”  — Magdalena Abakanowicz Our Santa Clarita

Gil Mertz’ letter on June 20 had a familiar refrain: Blame Hillary Clinton to direct negative attention away from the current president. Earth to Gil Mertz: Hillary Clinton is not

I’m sorry I missed the 2nd Annual Boots and Brews last Saturday. I heard there was a good turnout. What I didn’t miss were all the fence staples left behind

Thank you Brian (Baker) for your beautifully written article (June 19) re: the children of illegal immigrants being separated and detained. Your analogy of people being arrested and having their

Hillary Clinton spoke out against the decades-old law being enforced by the Trump administration, which forbids children from being incarcerated with their parents when they illegally cross the U.S. border.

I am a resident of the Santa Clarita Valley and wondering when, or if, traffic patterns involving more construction of homes has been addressed. I am curious about why we

I have attached a photo of my house showing my support for the Democratic candidate Katie Hill and our American flag. Being a true American means caring about democracy and

I am so excited to discover that The Signal has brought back Tim Whyte as editor. While Mr. Whyte was in charge, reading The Signal was one of the highlights

I find it odd that, in the middle of a five-year drought, our elected City Council members have decided to landscape and irrigate most or all of the major roadways

We may all want to start thinking of ways to control Earth’s population. A finite Earth, rapidly becoming overpopulated, cannot sustain human population when capitalism’s basic profit philosophy is “continuous

Rep. Steve Knight has stated his opposition to the disastrous “King Amendment” in the past, so it was shocking to see that he voted yes on the recent farm bill