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 —
Perhaps John Steinbeck is in Heaven, pounding away on yet another flawless masterpiece, pausing to glance down from a cloud and wondering who is swearing at him back on Earth.
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
Labor Day is upon us. And beyond enjoying some well-deserved time off with friends and family, it’s a time to celebrate the achievements of working women and men throughout our
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
I am writing in support and encouraging the William S. Hart Union High School District board to retain the name Indians in an effort to preserve Hart High School’s history.
On Aug. 20, in anticipation of “Hurricane Hilary” hitting California, Gov. Gavin Newsom tweeted, “Stay Safe, California.” I literally laughed out loud when I read this tweet. Gavin Newsom does
Gary Horton serves as first vice chair on the College of the Canyons Foundation board, and his opinions regarding COC are biased. The Advanced Technology Center and the affordable student
The following is a copy of a letter sent to the L.A. County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs. I am a landlord. I have called various different numbers seeking
Looking back, I’ve been blessed more than most men. But, there is a yawning chasm of personal achievement in my life that haunts me. I’ve never had a food
So Joe Biden generously allocates $700 for each family in Maui affected by the fire. Meanwhile he sends an army of Federal Emergency Management Agency drones who are put up
In an era driven by technological advancements, access to reliable and affordable internet connectivity has become a fundamental necessity. It is imperative that every Californian, regardless of geographical location, has
Historically, interest rates are higher during inflationary periods. Despite what the government says about inflation moderating, it seems like price increases are commonplace. Last week, I went to the market
Response to Diane Zimmerman, letters, Aug. 22, regarding the College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting: In his 1926 poem “I, Too,” Langston Hughes declared his desire to be