Letters to the Editor

It’s one thing for a sitting president or other political candidate or citizen to contest an election AFTER it has taken place, which is very common and totally legal under

We are told that Jane Fonda’s Vietnam protests “can still cause objections among some older veterans” like myself (101st Airborne, 1968-69). She helped the Vietnam prison camp commander undermine the

Foreigners breaking into the country is not much of a crime these days, but citizens walking into the Capitol on Jan. 6 gets you decades in prison … even if

The latest study from the New England Journal of Medicine shows no benefit at all from getting the COVID vaccine, in a cohort that is especially vulnerable to getting the

What’s up with The Mighty Signal? It gets bigger and better all the time. The El Segundo Progressive Gazette had better watch out. James Coffey Newhall

I am writing from nearby Los Angeles to express my gratitude to President Joe Biden for expanding the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument. These mountains are my backyard and a

This is not so much a “reaction” to Lois Eisenberg’s letter (April 4) praising the “Golden State” of California, which I stated I have ceased to do, as it is

Everybody’s talkin’ at me / I don’t hear a word they’re sayin’ / Only the echoes of my mind  Harry Nilsson’s theme song for “Midnight Cowboy” could also be the

I could not be more proud that our community’s vision to expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument has become a reality! Thank you, President Joe Biden, for taking action

I was challenged by a Republican friend (he will go unnamed). He reads my letters in The Signal’s opinion section. He asked me to write a letter that enumerates some

Every so often I get a chance to hang out in the Santa Clarita Valley for the day. Today it’s in support of one of the athletic competitions of the

The following letter summarizes a statement made during public participation at the College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting on May 8.  Regarding campus safety: If UCLA is or

In case you were not aware, the College of the Canyons philosophy department thinks it’s a wonderful and educationally productive idea to screen a film called “How to Blow Up

I have read Mr. Jim de Bree’s letter (May 15) concerning mine setting out a basis for the objection by 50 or so representatives, including Rep. Mike Garcia, to the

Again a very important holiday is upon us: Memorial Day being celebrated on Monday, May 27. Memorial Day is one of America’s most observed holidays. Memorial Day is observed on

It’s strange how life works. You never really know when it is your time. First a friend is there, then the next day he is not. Ed Dunn just kept

When residents of our valley walk into the “William L. Reynolds Post Office Building” on Creekside Road, they will remember not only his community efforts to raise the image of

I know this won’t be popular with a lot of my friends on either side of the political aisle, but I really don’t see this supposed financial hardship that we

I found it comical that Brian Richards (Letters, April 7) tried to label Donald Trump as a defender of the police. He says that “Trump has been a staunch supporter

I don’t know if “former Santa Clarita resident” Gerald Staack (Letters, March 26) is aware of the fact that we have had both houses of Congress controlled by either side