Letters to the Editor

It is long past time that Americans wake up. We are in record debt ($95,000 per person in America) and we are rewarding lazy behaviors/bad decisions with “student loan forgiveness”;

The continued use of masks by 20-somethings is a fascinating and ironic phenomenon. These kids, who are least likely to get a bad case, often already have allergies, disabilities and

It’s no secret that small businesses are the driving force behind California’s economy, but many people are unaware that they are increasingly the target of frivolous litigation.  A trio of

Re: Rick Barker, “A Follow-Up on Religion,” letters, Feb. 21. Where are you going with this “rebuttal” to my “swipes”? Here’s where I’m coming from, Mr. Barker. Religions — sorry,

Expelled for supporting gun safety to protect our children. What is wrong with that picture ? Two Democrat Tennessee House representatives were expelled from the Republican-led state House of Representatives

On March 23, Nancy Fairbanks of Stevenson Ranch wrote a great letter to the editor regarding racial discrimination. In that letter she mentioned how the NAACP Constitution (naacp.org/resources/naacp-constitution) is supposed

Man has created many technological inventions for the benefit of the human race. We cannot imagine our lives without electronic gadgets. Still, the undisputed fact remains that technology serves us

Recent polls indicate that 41% of Republicans now believe Fox News should be held accountable for the misinformation that was spread by its primetime hosts about election fraud. And 65%

This is what I learned about housing after working as a mental health nurse on the streets with high-risk homeless individuals in two large cities. I asked one individual why

As a person born and raised in Los Angeles, I have a special connection to our water. I have fond memories swimming in the oceans with my siblings, squinting our

Lack of consequences for criminal behavior is a serious problem that plagues societies around the world. When individuals feel that they can engage in criminal behavior without fear of punishment,

I was proud of how our community reacted to the presentation by Angela Davis (at College of the Canyons). Those of us on the right did not protest, we did

Many on the left are angry about the Dominion v. Fox News legal settlement. Fox News will pay Dominion $787.5 million to end the lawsuit, a large amount for a

As I listen to the issues being debated for our national budget I am very disappointed that the Republicans want to remove the additional funding for the Internal Revenue Service.

Talk to any animal trainer and they will affirm that a major training tool they use is rewarding good behavior and punishing bad behavior. Sounds simple and practical but it

Darn it! After reading Gary Horton’s glowing report (April 19), I’m sorrier than ever that I missed Angela Davis, the first speaker in the College of the Canyons speaker series

Whenever I hear a politician (ANY politician) speak, I am reminded of what the clock told the beast in the Disney cartoon “Beauty and the Beast.” Trying to figure what

First I want to thank Mr. John Weaver of Valencia for his remarkable letter in the Signal on March 30. It was titled “Don’t Forget Truth Serum for Joe.” If

Q: When a politician pays blackmail to a mistress, is it “for the purpose of influencing an election” — and so “must” be paid with campaign funds? Or is it

The following is a loose transcription of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s first foray into a presidential bid. Newsom: I am now open to questions. Please identify your state of origin so