Letters to the Editor

Although the congressional primary is not until June 2018, we have three candidates vying for the opportunity to run on the ticket. We are in a fortunate position to have

Californians are tired of hearing the word “drought.” And yet the severe droughts that have riddled California for years will only become more frequent and destructive as temperatures increase. While

We still have the Kardashians, Mitch McConnell, Wells Fargo. We’ve added Trump, all his children and in-laws. We should give them more time. However, can this country afford it? Dick

Regarding Caforio’s OpEd piece in Wednesday’s Signal – Boy, it is really easy to use “facts” to suit one’s purpose! To begin with, Bryon may want to revisit the process

To be fair and just, the confirmation of Christopher A. Wray as FBI director should have been postponed until an independent investigation be established and Trump’s affiliations with Russia be

The city traffic engineers perform traffic studies ever five years to help determine, among other things, speed limits. Do they publish that data on a street-by-street basis? Many residents would

In order to achieve reliable and affordable health care in our country, “this issue requires great study, work, and open discussion” as pointed out by Mr. Horton. But legislators are

To me, it says a lot when public leaders speak out against the “normal” flow of society. In the midst of everyone’s “rights,” it’s nice to see some of our

Hello, my name is Will Loo. I am 12 years old. I am sending this letter to you for the Communication merit badge for Boy Scouts. After reading Lois Eisenberg’s

My family moved from Porter Ranch to Valencia 18 months ago. While we like our neighbors and the neighborhood very much, one could write a book about the dangerous traffic

  Even before Donald Trump was elected, his opponents have been whining that he is unprepared, incompetent and downright stupid. How did a man of such low intellect pull off

For years I have noticed the city’s speed limits increasing as our population has increased. I totally agree with Dr. Michael Pin’s July 6 letter to the editor and wonder

  Regarding the story “Fatal crash claims lives of two men” published July 5 in The Signal, first and foremost my heartfelt condolences to the Gore family. I thank Dr.

The widespread deportation scares are not an issue that only terrorizes the heart of Los Angeles, or even your Latino neighbors in Newhall. It is an issue that keeps your

I must admit that prior to July 4, 2017, I have frequently exceeded speed limits in Santa Clarita. No more! One of our town’s innocents, Collin Gore, was killed in