Brian Baker: Free-market health care is the best
March 14, 2017
In the “Weekender” edition of The Signal published March 11 was a column by Jim de Bree entitled “Long road to fixing Obamacare.” Unfortunately, I think his column is very
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Sally White: Trump has no mandate
March 13, 2017
Every day I read, in one newspaper or another, and also hear Trump supporters saying: “The American people elected Trump, he is doing what the people want; if you don’t
Ronald Schwatz, M.D.: Think of diseases when expanding landfills
March 13, 2017
Recently I attended a Chiquita Canyon Landfill meeting. The proposed expansion did not take into account the future changes that may occur in the environment. Recently, we have seen wide
Gordon Katz: Contradiction?
March 13, 2017
The A2 fixture “Most talked about” in Thursday’s Signal offers reader comments on the story “Drought not over in SCV,” along with the A5 story “Skyline Ranch project construction to
Kathy Phillipson: Remember this when it’s summer
March 13, 2017
Despite an article I just read that the drought is still not over, it certainly must be here in SCV. According to our local water officials, there is plenty of
Howard Gething: A little more consideration for constituents
March 10, 2017
After reading Charles Vignola’s column “Report from Knight’s town hall” published March 7, I am compelled to add my two cents. As far as I’m concerned, Vignola gave Knight the
Duane Mooring: Dangers of fake news
March 8, 2017
I am writing in response to Dick Cesaroni’s column “No tax money for illegal immigrants” published Tuesday in The Signal. The biggest problem with Dick’s rant is with his data
Dave Godfrey: The America I knew
March 8, 2017
What has happened? I no longer want to see the news or a newspaper. Are we all media puppets now? Pull your strings and you dance to their beck and
Elaine Ballace: Lack of affordable housing is causing homelessness
March 3, 2017
I attended the Measure H debate co-sponsored by The Signal and College of the Canyons last week and left with more unanswered questions than answered ones. Due to time restrictions,
Lois Eisenberg: A word of caution
March 3, 2017
Regarding the article “37 cited for crosswalk violations” on the front page of Friday’s Signal: The results of this “sting” operation at three separate intersections demonstrates a most disturbing act
Alan Ferdman: Many forms of ‘fake news’
March 3, 2017
Chris Blakey misses the point when he describes “fake news” as “known sites or groups of people who are posting made-up stories to make a profit” and seems to suggest
Michael Weidner: Pitfalls of a diligent SCV husband
March 3, 2017
I am in my 60s and my wife is in her mid-50s. I take her to work and pick her up so she has curbside pickup and does not have
Brian Baker: Since when did information need such protection?
March 2, 2017
On Saturday, Feb. 25, The Signal published a guest column by Ron Bischoff entitled “Learning to evaluate the ‘fake news.’” In it he noted the calls from several people and
Richard Slechta: Promises that cannot be kept
March 1, 2017
Fifty-four billion additional dollars toward the defense budget will not make us more safe from individuals or from nations who wish to do us harm. Reducing that amount from social
Kim Escamillo: Canyon Girls Basketball and a ray of sunshine
February 28, 2017
Several years ago my daughter Jennifer and I had lunch at Wood Ranch. We were approached by a wait staff lady from across the room. She apologized for interrupting but
Aprile Andrada: Protect cancer patients in healthcare changes
February 28, 2017
As Congressman Knight considers the future of the Affordable Care Act, it’s critical that cancer patients, survivors and those at risk for cancer don’t face any gap in their coverage
Gordon Katz: Another tax scam
February 28, 2017
Did anyone ever hear of a tax that has ever ended? Heck, no! Anyway, the state of California has already allocated over $1 billion for “Homeless Relief.” Vote no on
COC students on Fallen Warriors Memorial
February 27, 2017
A beacon for future generations I am writing to offer my support for the Santa Clarita Valley Fallen Warriors Monument. I am a student at College of the Canyons and
Lauren Mooney: Let’s honor our fallen warriors as best we can
February 24, 2017
Let’s honor our fallen warriors as best we can Editor’s note: While the Santa Clarita City Council has already approved a Fallen Warriors Monument at the Veterans Historical Plaza, the
Dick Ramirez: Pay extra for what?
February 23, 2017
There’s a new restaurant down at the mall. I ordered a Caesar salad and I requested anchovies. The waitress came back and informed me I would have to pay extra