Letters to the Editor

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

Mister Heath’s (June 12) column had two points: Republicans should pass gun control and raise taxes in the spirit of community. Gun Control: Who doesn’t want to stop violence, especially

I am happy to see that Rep. Steve Knight will have a strong challenger in November’s election. Over his past two terms, Knight has been inaccessible and unavailable. He rarely

Steve Lunetta’s opinion piece (“Worthy of a Nobel Prize?” June 14) seems to be a very premature crowning of our president as a “peace-maker.” Whereas we should give him credit

Rep. Steve Knight voted for a bill that would strip $7 billion away from the Children’s Health Insurance Program. There’s no other way to say it. Our congressman voted to

I have a bone to pick with David W. Hegg’s latest column — dated Saturday, June 9 — titled “Best to learn how to figure out forgiveness.” My beef centers

Once a compassionate nation, America has become an inhumane and cruel country. Separating children from their parents at the border who are seeking asylum is one of the most traumatic

It seems the discourse for everything political has become so divisive, so heated, that we are unable to even entertain ideas or positions that may be contrary to our own.