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Arthur Saginian | A Rational Column Until …

Joshua Heath finally submitted a rational, clear-headed column (Jan. 30) that did not read like a “romantic poem” as he alludes to when describing how Democrats are now trying to

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Joe Messina | Stop the Shakedown Lawsuits

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

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Hilmar A. Rosenast | A Core Difference

“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

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Gerald Staack | A Bifurcated Union

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

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Stephen Maseda | He’s at it Again

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,

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Rob Kerchner | A Dubious Record

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

David Hegg

David Hegg | Shame Matters to Society

By David Hegg At the ground level of ethics is the understanding that living ethically is honorable while unethical behavior is shameful. This fundamental recognition of shame and honor can

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Larry Moore | Was That Number Right?

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

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Rob Kerchner | Two Peas in a Pod: Biden and Carter

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.

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Arthur Saginian | A Solution for Homelessness?

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

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Dr. Gene Dorio | A Tribute to Dr. Cocco

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

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Rob Kerchner | A Green Policy Backfire

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,