Lois Eisenberg: Hollywood and Washington
October 30, 2017
Re: Steve Lunetta’s article in the SCV Signal: “Hollywood corruption- quid pro quo.” As for now, Hollywood, I’d suggest you stop worrying about Washington and clean up your own backyard.”
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Marilyn Searcy: Too much negativity
October 30, 2017
Just read “Study finds students feel more stress in Trump era.” Well I wonder why? It’s so obvious! It’s because of all the bad mouthing the liberals and media have
Ron Singerman: Outrageous tactic
October 30, 2017
In response to 25 United For Progress ad in The Signal. This was a 1/2 page ad that ONLY says Congressman Steve Knight supports tax plan that will give Trump
Dr. Kwane Stewart: No tricks, just treats: Keep your pet safe this Halloween
October 26, 2017
This Halloween, pet owners partaking in frightening family fun should remember to keep all their little ghouls and goblins safe — including the four-legged ones. Tricks for treats? Only if
Martha Julian: Not mockery; it’s chic
October 26, 2017
Regarding The Signal’s story in the Sept. 26 issue about local teens hosting a clothing shop for homeless people: An opinion writer in the Oct. 7 issue states that the
Betty Arenson: Some skills just don’t transfer
October 26, 2017
Regarding “Health care shouting match at Valencia town hall” published Oct. 25 in The Signal: At the recent forum for the Democratic candidates vying for the U.S. House of Representatives
Patrick Daems: Too smart by half
October 25, 2017
I always knew everything, had an opinion on anything. Not sure why. I wasn’t necessarily the smartest kid on the block. Still, that didn’t stop me from speaking out every
Eli Branden: Health care shouting match at Valencia town hall
October 25, 2017
A health care town hall was held Saturday, Oct. 14, in Valencia. Republican Congressman Steve Knight was not available to attend, so Congressman Ted Lieu, D-Los Angeles, and several health
Richard Smykle: No place in review for political comment
October 25, 2017
Shame on you for printing Steve Lunetta’s review of CTG’s production of “The Adams family” (“CTG’s ‘Addams Family’ a stellar production,” Oct. 19 in The Signal). Agreed, Steve Lanetta is
Jim Horton: Housing bust and liberal bias
October 20, 2017
In response to Gordon Katz’ comments published in the Oct. 10 issue of The Signal under the title “Memory block,” in so many instances liberal bias is put forth as
Stu Megaw: Fond memories of the Boy Scouts of yesterday
October 17, 2017
RE: “Boy Scouts of America to include girls” Thu Oct 12, Page A3 I love Scouting. I have never been accused of being cool. I remember Pack 656 meeting at
Richard Myers: Is half a chicken wing better than none?
October 13, 2017
As a long-time eater of chicken, I like it baked or broiled or fried or almost any way you might cook a chicken. But I’ve recently come across a chicken
Barbara Glasser: Out of the horror, a poem
October 13, 2017
Out of the horror, a poem I wanted to share a poem I wrote after trying to wrap my head around the horrific losses in Las Vegas. I hope it
Gordon Katz: Memory block
October 9, 2017
In response to Gary Horton’s Op-Ed last week, the other Mr. Horton is just another typical Republican who has a very big memory block. He neglected to mention the one
Richard Myers: Won’t read columnist again
October 9, 2017
I just finished reading Susan Stampler Brown’s, “Sick of the NFL? Play Kaepernick-Hole on Sunday.” It is the first piece that I have read by this lady and it will
Don Gately: What happens to the balloons?
October 9, 2017
Hart High School loves to release dozens of balloons at football games. A colorful and festive touch. But what happens to the balloons? Do they become litter in people’s yards?
Jim Blumel: Pete Knight: An honorable man it was a privilege to know
October 7, 2017
It is often asked, “Who are your heroes in life?” One of mine is a man named William J. “Pete” Knight. Colonel Knight was an Air Force test pilot in
Lois Eisenberg: When will this murderous bloodshed stop?
October 7, 2017
America has and is suffering from a gun violence epidemic, and Americans are senselessly dying in acts of gun violence. The Second Amendment that states a right to bear arms
Dennis Fuerst: Photo diminished quality of story
October 6, 2017
Although your story of local teens hosting a clothing shop for homeless people, which appeared on A3 of The Signal’s Sept. 26 issue, was well-written and conveyed a very caring
Eli Branden: Many concerns linger over Newhall Ranch
October 5, 2017
The Newhall Ranch Project that was recently approved by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is a development made up of 21,000 homes slated to be built alongside the