Letters to the Editor

Re: Arthur Saginian, letters, Aug. 24, “How to Build Your Arsenal.” I don’t always agree with Arthur but when I do, it makes me smile. This letter was so well

Response to Diane Zimmerman’s letter, “An Intentional Misreading?” Sept. 5:  My apologies for not being clearer in my Aug. 24 letter.  I spent time discussing ethnic studies because that was

Re: Letters to the editor, Aug. 12. I’m going to indulge Hilmar Rosenast’s declarations of what is fact and/or truth just this once, and just for the fun of it,

Note the contrast between the “Russia!” corruption scandal involving Donald Trump versus the “Ukraine!” corruption scandal involving Joe Biden.  In the first situation, you have a dossier sourced to a

How will the credit agencies handle people not paying off their school loans, but the government doing it for them?  Dan Petkunas Valencia

I read the propaganda piece by Bill Creitz (July 5, “Lessons about Democrats”) and was blown away by how all of his complaints about Democrats were actually more appropriately targeted

This is to thank the letters to the editor department for printing and changing my (Aug. 18) letter title from “Humpty Trumpty Indictment Fall” to “She Really Doesn’t Like Trump,”

Yeah, I sure do miss the back and forth with leftist Democrats from the Santa Clarita Valley. All the warnings about how Donald Trump was such a threat to democracy,

Response to Jessica Grosh letter, Aug. 24, regarding College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting:  Your even mentioning my letter is kind of hard to believe. Nowhere in my

Since I am a contributing part of the no-limit ATM machine locked down by the no-end-in-sight California Democrat supermajority, I feel I deserve a say in how my money is

Sen. Shannon Grove, R-Bakersfield, announced her Senate Bill 14, which would include sex trafficking of minors in the lists of crimes defined as serious under California law, making it a

According to thehill.com, President Joe Biden stated recently that “Americans need to speak up” because “diversity is under attack.”  This is another example of our leaders trying to divide us.

In response to Nicholas Willis’ letter on Aug. 29: You are right, and so is John Boston.  FYI, the Kansas City Chiefs have the nerve to keep their name —

I’ve offered this obvious fact before but it would appear that Mr. (Kipp) Mueller (Democratic Voices, Aug. 8) either doesn’t read my submissions — his obvious choice — or he

Re: “Specialty trained dogs can sniff out COVID-19 infection,” Healthy Living, Aug. 22. Your articles by Drs. Elizabeth Ko and Eve Glazier are always very informative. Their recent column discussing

On Aug. 24, 2023, I went to the Valencia Apple Store to purchase a MacBook Air laptop for grad school. I spent $1,700 and I was so excited to have

Arthur Saginian’s grandmother is right (Aug. 16, letters to the editor). “If you need money to be happy, then you will never have enough.” But we also know that having

The three big utility monopolies in California (Pacific Gas & Electric, San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison) made more than $30 billion in profits last year. With

Under current California law, sex trafficking of a child or minor under 18 is not considered a serious felony. Changing the law to make that horrific crime a serious felony

I will like to bring your attention to a drug whose name is Xylazine. It is a non-opioid animal tranquilizer not approved for human use. We all know of the