Letters to the Editor

Many thanks, and touché to The Signal for publication of my most recent letter on Oct. 9. I found uproarious chuckles in how it was presented as, “Christopher Lucero |

Jonathan Hatami’s Sept. 18 column attacking Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo reveals more about his political motivations than any genuine concern for public safety. His selective outrage over a bill that died

Re: Lois Eisenberg’s letter of Oct. 2. The Second Amendment was written to protect citizens against the government! If we only have muskets, what good would that be? Also, aren’t

The recent coordinated resignation from the Santa Clarita Veterans Services Collaborative reeks of political theater, not genuine concern for veterans. Let’s be clear about what’s really happening here: Failed politicians

Yes, Mr. Jack Teoli (letters, Aug. 27), we Californians indeed live in a state where we are “free” to vote on a measure to take congressional redistricting away from an

“Russian reset” Obama and “minor incursion” Biden’s soft-on-Putin policies got Ukraine invaded — twice — leading a 23-year-old Ukrainian girl to escape to America, where soft-on-crime Democrat policies got her

President Donald Trump told voters he would “release the Epstein files.” His attorney general, Pam Bondi, even claimed they were “on her desk.” Yet, it’s a promise he has no

I doubt I’m the only person out there wondering  how many private businesses have “non-essential” workers on their payroll like the local, state and federal public employee unions seem to

After reading (the Oct. 8) “Full Speed to Port” column by Mr. Gary Horton, I learned only one thing, and it is Gary is far more delusional today than 20

Re: Gary Horton commentary, Oct. 8. Your nasty comments about conservative Christians is truly insulting to many of us living here in Santa Clarita. Apparently, you don’t know many of

 What a rich source for thought opposition is. Expressed resistance is either factually based or emotionally manipulative. Sorting through and assimilating those multiple vectors of incoming information is a good

I often feel out of step with today’s politics and culture, and the assassination of Charlie Kirk brought that unease into focus. I barely knew who he was, and I

I want to help get rid of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other groups destroying our country. I’m retired and in good health, but no extra money. What can I

Credit card balances are surging. According to FICO, average utilization has climbed from under 30% just a few years ago to over 35% today. These balances aren’t being paid off,

Nancy Fairbanks and Maggie Bowman’s “ping-pong match” got my attention when I read Nancy’s rebuttal (Aug. 7) to Maggie’s letter (May 23). In this corner we have Moms For Liberty

The stark difference between liberals and conservatives has never been more glaringly obvious than the reaction to the death of Charlie Kirk. Even though he was an icon of patriotism

Michael Cruz’s letter, “Narrow, Short-Lived Benefits” (Aug. 14), is yet another example of how he sidesteps the real value of legislation in favor of distortion. While Cruz takes aim at

In response to Lois Eisenberg’s “What is America’s Excuse” letter in the Oct. 3 edition of The Signal: The first sentence in your letter to the editor is, “Great Britain

In Re: Gary Horton and “Gun Control,” commentary, Oct. 1. When I was a youngster all of us kids had at least one firearm and pre-1968 you could pretty much

In his response to Nancy Fairbanks (July 19), Christopher Lucero made some very accurate observations on the state budget here in California. I honestly couldn’t fault him on any of