Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Bill Lyons | Whose Headline Is Correct?

I’m confused! A headline in The Signal said, “SoCalGas anticipates bills to increase by 128%.” This was caused by natural gas market prices in the West that more than doubled,

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Gregory Whitney | A Cold Nose Is Not Healthy

Winter is cold, flu and COVID season, but why? Conventional wisdom assumes clustering of people indoors is the cause. Some time ago scientists found small biological entities (vesicles) in the

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G.A. Ben Binninger | Hope and Trust for the New Year

Without communications nothing is possible and without information there can be no activity. Nonetheless, underlying every human interaction is the requirement for either hope or trust as well as resources

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Brian Richards | Open Borders!

Under President Joe Biden, more than 5 million people have come across what used to be our southern border. A country with no borders cannot be a country. Who in

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Paul Butler | Break Bread to Talk Religion?

Re: Letters, Arthur Saginian, Jan 5. Dear Arthur, how about we break some (Panera) bread and have some coffee together to discuss your questions about biblical Christianity? My email address

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Rob Kerchner | Still Stuck on Stupid

The latest I&I/TIPP poll finds that 56% of Democrats support masking children under 5 for COVID, compared to 24% of Republicans. File that under “still stuck on stupid.” For two

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Rick Barker | Constitutional Law 101

In re: Arthur Saginian, “Overly Dramatizing Proposition 1,” letters, Dec. 23: One of the many great things about this incredible country we live in is the fact that the citizens

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Gary Curtis | Water: What a Waste!

Recent heavy rains in California remind many of our state’s lack of water-reclamation infrastructure. This has been a problem for many decades and was the subject of a 2019 report