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Denise Lite | DOGE and the Illogical Left

Since Elon Musk took the helm of the Department of Government Efficiency under Donald Trump’s second administration two months ago, protests against him have spiked — some escalating into violent

Letters to the Editor

Philip Wasserman | Throwing Out the Baby and …

There’s an old saying: “Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater.” But that’s exactly what happened when President Donald Trump’s executive order banned diversity, equity and inclusion programs across

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Rick Barker | Politeness

One of the many things I was taught by my parents when I was a child is that there is never an excuse to be rude or disrespectful to others.

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Richard Bussell | Both Misleading and True

Rep. George Whitesides, D-Agua Dulce, speaking of Social Security (commentary, March 25), assures us that “we must protect and defend this vital program” — a statement both true and misleading. 

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Kevin Strauss | Water Rates and Prop. 218 Process

In her March 26 letter to the editor (“Appalling Level of Public Input”), Diane Zimmerman raised important process and outreach questions regarding the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency’s rate adjustment

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Barbara Spencer | Punished for Good Behavior

To the voting members of the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency:  The plan to increase water rates again is very disturbing. We decreased our water usage as directed and are

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Rob Kerchner | Such Grating Pretension

Dunno about you, but even taken with a sense of humor, the grating pretension of fussy leftists lecturing America is hard to take, especially when their worldwide track record for

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Larry Moore | We Won’t Forget

Memo to Rep. George Whitesides: When you run for reelection, we won’t forget that you were one of the Democrats who refused to stand for anything during President Donald Trump’s

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Aarika Burden | Protecting Children or …?

When did “protecting children” become code for attacking public education? As a concerned community member and parent, I feel compelled to shed light on troubling developments in our local educational