Letters to the Editor

There have been a number of letters critical of Rep. Steve Knight and supporting Katie Hill. A look at Hill’s positions as posted on her campaign site is informative. Hill

In response to Joshua Heath’s Aug. 14 article about taxation and free college education: I finally agree with Joshua about something. Yes, college education should be free to all American

Josh Heath (“Democratic Voices,” Aug. 14) makes an argument for free college — but is it a good idea? He cites $70 billion as a cost, but surely as government

Rep. Steve Knight is the best candidate Santa Clarita residents will have the chance to vote for this November. As progressives march and the national media rages, Congressman Knight works.

The Signal finally has its act together! It started with the repurchase. It moved huge strides forward with the rehiring of Tim Whyte. All it needed was John Boston. And

Gotcha again! (“Fill trenches with slurry,” Saturday, Aug. 11, home improvement page, Robert Lamoureux column.) In the fourth paragraph, it says, “They cut the concrete open, due what they have

Terri Lovell (Aug. 11 commentary in The Signal) railed against progressives and the Left, while asserting that they “will remain in a perpetual state of outrage until they gain control

On Aug. 6, on one of President Trump’s favorite (not!) TV “news” stations (not!), MSNBC, a political “reporter” gave his opinion of the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Dana Milbank is

This morning I made an observation that I’ve experienced for many years.  I walked into the restroom in Valencia Glen Park. It’s always clean, the soap dispenser is always full.

I appreciated Councilman Bill Miranda’s piece on the high cost of prescription medications. (Aug. 9) There is one other possible solution, according to the Kaiser family foundation. Some policymakers and

If you are reading this, it is likely you know of the opioid epidemic plaguing this country. This tragedy has been played out in cities across our country, leaving overdoses

This past year, Rep. Steve Knight has passed multiple pieces of legislation in the House that will make tremendous strides toward helping women in our community. These pieces of legislation

Question: In a building more than one story with an elevator that stops when the power goes out, how does a wheelchair-bound person get to the ground floor? Answer: Someone

Re: Editorial Cartoon for Aug. 9 opinion page. This cartoon is neither funny or accurate. This is very disappointing in that I understand that you want to represent both points

On July 27, Kern County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Twisselman II ruled against Tejon Ranch Corp.’s Grapevine development. The ruling emphasizes that Tejon has inadequately estimated the number of car

I am an 81-year-old grandma of two most beautiful granddaughters (5 and 3). I do not live in Canyon View Estates, but babysit often in the complex. I have for

A recent letter to the editor (Stacy Fortner, July 31) raised questions about distribution of the annual Water Quality Report (Consumer Confidence Report) from SCV Water. The writer asked if

I would like to comment on a letter in The Signal on Saturday, Aug. 4, from Anthony Alba, in which he writes in part about his meeting with Rep. Steve

The fires and the heat waves that are happening in California now have been predicted for 2040 or 2050. This horrific prediction for California has been caused by the rapid

Subject: Deported U.S. Military Veterans First off, I just want to state that I am a lifelong Republican, a native of Southern California and a veteran of the United States