Letters to the Editor

In Re: Lynn Wright, “The Mystery Senator,” letters, Aug. 21. Mr. Wright and I are on completely different sides when it comes to politics  but I always enjoy reading his

Re: Signal editorial, “Are We Seeing the Death of Civil Discourse?” Sept. 13. Upon reading the above editorial published by The Signal’s Editorial Board, I was taken aback by the

Re: Gary Horton. Mr. Horton, I deeply connected with your July 23 column, “The Silence That Costs Us Everything.” I particularly connect to your comments about the top 1% in

Throughout many parts of America, in California and even in our City Council and school boards, the liberal agenda is on the rise. And no disrespect to my liberal friends,

Byron York’s immigration enforcement column, published Sept 11, ended with, “But Trump has the law on his side.” And, yes, based on a recent Supreme Court decision, that seems to

I have three comments on Lois Eisenberg’s letter Saturday, Sept. 13: First, I don’t think anybody worries about cancer from windmills. Second, my wife and I visited the Netherlands’ historic

Re: The Signal’s editorial on Saturday, Sept. 13, in regards to Charlie Kirk’s assassination. One paragraph stated, “Nor will we pretend that all acts of political violence are perpetrated from

I am writing to respectfully disagree with recent statements made by Dr. Gene Dorio (letters, Sept. 12) regarding the effectiveness of masks and other mainstream approaches to COVID-19 prevention. If

The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk has left a deep wound in the heart of our nation, and now seen in countries worldwide. More than a political figure, Kirk was

Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo recently (commentary, Aug. 26) praised Assembly Bill 495, the Family Preparedness Plan Act, as if it were a perfect fix. It isn’t. Some critics, especially in the

In response to Jack Teoli’s letter (Aug. 27) praising Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo for backing Gavin the Great’s Assembly Constitutional Amendment 8, a spiteful and demented power grab that would make

People of the United States, I want to introduce you to Norman Mattoon Thomas (1884-1968). He was a leading American socialist, pacifist, and was a presidential candidate six times, for

Dr. Gene Dorio (letters, Sept. 12) likens community masking to the way doctors and nurses mask in an operating room, but that analogy misleads more than it informs. Surgical masks

I moved to Stevenson Ranch four years ago from the Sherman Oaks area. The city is planning all these new developments with affordable housing included so they can build. I

I would like to preface this letter to the editor by informing  everyone on the importance of the windmills for electrical energy and clean air. First of all, windmills do

Re: Jack Teoli’s letter (Signal, Sept. 10). Jack, honestly, I’m not trying to pick on you. I don’t think you’ve thought this flag issue through. I believe — and I’m

COVID cases are rising again in California. Older adults are especially vulnerable, so, as a doctor, I strongly recommend they wear a mask. Since the virus spreads through the air,

When President Donald Trump did not appear in public view for four days in August, social media quickly erupted with speculation. Rumors spread that he had died, and amateur internet

In his June 18 letter, Brian Spinger of Canyon Country scolds The Signal editorial board’s position on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids and the accompanying protests. Mr. Spinger also

In re: Walt McKee, “Stop Ducking the Question,” letters, Aug. 14. Like Mr. McKee I live one block from the intersection of Newhall Ranch Road and McBean Parkway and just