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Stephen Maseda (letters, March 30) recently took exception to my comments about Rep. Mike Garcia’s vote against certifying the Arizona Electoral College votes on Jan. 6, 2021. When Mr. Maseda

Stephen Maseda (letters, March 30) recently took exception to my comments about Rep. Mike Garcia’s vote against certifying the Arizona Electoral College votes on Jan. 6, 2021. When Mr. Maseda

What traits do you look for in a public servant or elected leader? Are family values, being aligned with your faith, caring about others, supporting law and order, telling it

A graph from the Labor Department showing declining inflation was shown on TV, but is very misleading. Accurate, but still misleading. An item priced at $1 two years ago hit

Re: Arthur Saginian, letters, May 12. Arthur, Ive been reading your comments for several years now. The first thing I learned when I became what the Bible calls born again

A Democrat New York judge has ordered President Donald Trump to pay $364 million in the case brought by Attorney General Letitia James, as guided through White House meetings. Dunno

Here are a few past headlines that The Signal senior staff writer, Perry Smith, masterfully elaborated on recently: “County discusses tax relief, state of emergency for Chiquita Canyon.” “SCV Water

By David Hegg Today is Mother’s Day, and on behalf of all the loving, praying, and long-suffering mothers in my reading audience, I have decided to speak to those they

I am astonished that anyone is astonished that Americans are sour on the economy despite the fact that the economy is doing great … if that is indeed the case.

Before the pandemic, America under President Donald Trump was booming, and we had strong economic growth. The pandemic of course saw the global economy suffer. Then as we exited pandemic,

Over the centuries, scientists and philosophers have pondered Heaven and Hell, other dimensions. The Vikings had Valhalla, a laughably violent realm where warriors battled all day and hacked each other

Many years ago, I was trying to balance bicycle racing at a national championships level, an engineering career, and a desire to contribute to the community. Frustrated that I couldn’t

I recently travelled to Cincinnati to celebrate my sister’s 90th birthday. I always thought that living to 90 is quite an accomplishment. It truly is, but as people live longer, health

No limits to the hypocrisy! Leftists have a short memory, assuming they have any memory anyway. In early 2020, deranged leftists in Congress impeached President Donald Trump and a trial

The $95 billion war aid measure that President Joe Biden just signed is a good day for world peace, after a long battle with the Republican Congress in approving the

I live in a nice, tree-lined neighborhood in Valencia. Carrie and I have lived in our Newhall Land-built home for 35 years now. We lived in a small house next to

Rick Barker (letters, March 15) has accused me of “ever present, nonstop fanatical hatred of Rep. Mike Garcia and anyone/anything that has the audacity to hold an opinion contrary to

Could someone ask Gary Horton and Thomas Oatway and Lois Eisenberg if they counted the number of MAGA Republicans participating in the anti-Israel, anti-America, pro-Hamas rallies at multiple college campuses

It seems a little rich for Mr. Gary Horton to criticize Pastor David Hegg (letters, April 23) for assertedly telling us what to think and how to act, given that

To Messrs. (Hilmar) Rosenast, (Peter) Beers, and (Stephen) Maseda, and those who feel likewise: What impresses me most is not your apparent knowledge of scriptural passages and their “proper” interpretations,

By David Hegg My normal writing schedule, which involves preparing this column a week in advance, means I’m often lagging behind the news cycle. This sometimes causes me to wonder