Letters to the Editor

Gary Horton’s latest column singling out veterans, or possibly those just dressed up as veterans, overall was a bunch of disjointed statements. The most insulting comment was the accusation that

Recent news reports confirm an increase in hate crimes in Los Angeles County, and elected officials, including District Attorney Jackie Lacey, recently participated in a news conference to encourage reporting

I believe the California bullet train is moving along – slowly, perhaps, but moving along. And I think it should be stopped in its unlaid tracks. Consider this: If the

All of the other reindeer Used to laugh and call him names They never let poor Rudolph Join in any reindeer games. – Johnny Marks Woe is me! For the

As the middle class continues to shrink, the edge of the cliff for some is a fall into homelessness. Gary Horton’s recent plea in his column “Public homelessness defiles us

My husband, a recently deceased World War II Veteran, and I, as contributors to the Fallen Warriors Monument, favor Bill Reynolds’ proposal to extend the existing pergola at Veterans Historical

This rebuke of the recent traffic study to do with major intersections throughout Santa Clarita (“City responds, rebukes study” published Nov. 25 in The Signal) is nothing more than sweeping

Sometimes, the simplest solution is the best. The last time there was a vacancy on the City Council was when then Councilman Cameron Smyth was elected to the state Legislature.

Saugus residents who attended a community meeting regarding the proposed Saugus Library Center on Thursday. Judging by the reaction of most of my fellow residents after the meeting, it’s clear

Now that the election is over, it seems as if supporters of Hillary are engaging in activities formerly reserved for the extreme side of the Trump campaign. If we truly

When I was a kid I was a very mediocre athlete. The problem was that I loved sports more than anything, so I learned at a very young age that