Letters to the Editor

Landfill odors were so horrible at Live Oak Elementary School and throughout Castaic this morning!  I typically drop my kids off at the park gate on Quincy Street, but the

California’s court system is in a bad place, hurting our small businesses. Recently, the American Tort Reform Association released a report of the worst judicial hellholes in America. Our home

“A solution for homelessness?” I am still wondering what the title had to do with the issue in Mr. Arthur Saginian’s letter (April 13). Actually, the letter itself is in

The state of the union is in crisis. It’s bifurcated into those of us who want our country back from the clutches of an aristocracy who rule us, and by

Passover is just around the corner, starting on Monday April 22, at sundown, lasting until Tuesday, April 30, at midnight. Passover, or Pesach, is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates

Mr. Thomas Oatway is at it again in his April 5 letter. As he notes, the Supreme Court has, in connection with the indictment concerning the events of Jan. 6,

The powers that be within the city of Santa Clarita do not have the where with all to take over Hart Park and all the William S. Hart facilities. Better

Historic! With the fall of Haiti, Joe Biden has now presided over a record 11 full or partial evacuations of U.S. embassies. It’s the most of any U.S. administration in

I have great respect for the editors at The Signal. They are normally very fastidious about their work. However, I’m sure they wrote the wrong number when they said Centennial

The similarities between Joe Biden and Jimmy Carter are remarkable. Carter’s feckless foreign policy led to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan; Biden’s obvious weakness prompted Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine.

The passing of the eclipse was hugely symbolic, as so much in the world right now is coming out of the darkness, for all to see clearly as never before. 

Setting aside Hilmar Rosenast’s predictable comments (letters, March 19) regarding immorality, sin and covenants, which I fully expected and “forgive” given the stuff he believes in, I have an issue

Dr. John Cocco, a veteran and founding physician of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, passed away on March 4, 2024. He was born in Concord, Massachusetts, the site of the beginning

Another green policy backfire: After 10 years, California’s 2014 plastic bag tax has increased the weight of plastic bags in California landfills by almost 30%.  Since bag taxes were enacted,

I have been following the stories on the sale of Santa Clarita Elementary School, its closing and all of the meetings and committees to be formed. I have lived in

The following is a copy of a letter sent to Linda Storli, president of the governing board of the William S. Hart Union High School District.  I am deeply concerned

It is a very sad commentary on today’s Democrat party that their No. 1 issue in this presidential campaign is abortion. Here is a major political party, a once-great institution

Since the implementation of the One Valley One Vision and the adoption of the Circulation Element in 2011, numerous housing units have been approved in both the city and county

As I read today’s Signal, Saturday, April 6, I see no mention of the heroic act that took the lives of four brave California Highway Patrol officers at a horrible

UPDATED with editor’s note re: Krasinski deal with CBS Viacom. In response to Ron Perry’s question (letters, April 2) about where John Krasinski is: The answer is counting his money