Michael Cruz’s letter (“History vs. Current Practice,” May 9) misreads and misunderstands my defense of the Department of Government Efficiency against David Berke’s claims (Letters, April 4). My letter narrowly
The Trails at Lyons Canyon project proposes once again to put senior housing in a dangerous very high fire hazard severity zone. The Eaton and Palisades fires caused 29 deaths,
Re: Objection to the Trails at Lyons Canyon. I love Towsley Canyon. I hike there often. Maybe I’m missing something, but it seems crazy to put housing including senior units
L.A. County needs more housing. That is not controversial. However, to build a large housing project and retirement (community) in a fire zone is reckless and a potential liability for
Correction to Larry Moore’s letter appearing Saturday, July 26. In Larry’s last point, No. 5, he indicates that President Donald Trump’s second term ends in November 2028. Larry, the next
Some 164 years ago, 11 states, all led by Democrats, declared themselves sanctuaries for slave ownership. Today 11 states, all led by Democrats, declare themselves sanctuaries for illegal immigration. Both
I’m writing as a Santa Clarita resident and outdoor enthusiast deeply concerned about the proposed Trails at Lyons Canyon development. This project would permanently alter a cherished part of our
Once again I have to take serious issue with Gary Horton’s opinion column on July 23. He begins by quoting John Kenneth Galbraith. No doubt that Galbraith has been a
On July 18, The Signal published a letter written by Brian Richards in which he questioned the context of a claim made in a July 15 column by Jonathan Kraut
I have read and watched with amusement the left’s sudden interest in Jeffrey Epstein. While Epstein has been dead for years, the left’s interest was only piqued when President Donald
After COVID plagued the world, virologists warned the next pandemic could be right around the corner. They were right. Only this time there are no so-called mysteries about the origins
I have been a physician for 44 years. Besides my office and hospital practice, I also make house calls for less mobile older adults. We all want to stay in
hower thoughts. You know the kind. When the water is running like a back massage and your brain — finally free of distractions — starts tossing up revelations you weren’t
I began laughing when reading Diane Zimmerman’s closing remarks about taking back California from the “’communist’ party” (letters, May 16). I laughed because my daughter and son-in-law are in Tennessee
Science fiction author William Gibson said, “The future is here, it’s just not very evenly distributed.” I landed in our cashless future during a recent visit to Seattle. Many Seattle
I object to the Trails at Lyons Canyon project. I have been very concerned about this proposed development for many years. There is high risk for fire in this area
In July 1993 I bought one of the last condos available at the Vista Condos located on Dockweiler off of Sierra Highway. At the time I was told that Dockweiler
The Trails at Lyons Canyon project is in a very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. After the horrible conflagrations that occurred in Los Angeles just six months ago, causing the
My wife and I read The Signal’s editorial (July 12) and were so impressed by how you are able to get right to the essence of the entire situation. We’ve
According to an article (July 10), the city’s Community Preservation Division has responded to 40 complaints and conducted 61 inspections related to Tacos Carmelita. A street vendor! I wrote about