Let’s talk about the urgent need to break patterns of ideological self-isolation that’s affixed itself as a nearly universally adopted thinking method in these “United” States. What I’m talking about
In June 2008, right around Father’s Day, my father sat my younger brother and me down to tell us that he had extremely aggressive prostate cancer. So dire was the
The world knows that Donald Trump has been recently indicted by a grand jury in Florida on 37 federal felony counts. These are for obstruction, conspiracy, unlawful retention of government
Re: “What Pride Month Is About,” letters, Diane Zimmerman, June 9. Thank you, Diane Zimmerman. I could not have said it better myself. Walter McKee Valencia
I am appalled at the letter to the editor (June 9) by Diane Zimmerman. “And, please, do not put transgender in the same category as gay, lesbian, bisexual or queer.”
As a senior citizen and long-time Santa Clarita resident, I had to severely question the city’s recent move to change the trash service from Waste Management to Burrtec. I recently
By David Hegg Over my years as an adult male I have worked at many different jobs, especially during college, grad school, and our first years of marriage. I worked
In re: Gary Horton, “Only Sanity Will Stop Gun Slaughter,” May 10. For the record, Mr. Horton, that mall in Texas does not allow weapons to be carried on their
In a May 30 letter, Carrie Lujan, communications manager for the city of Santa Clarita, states that the adjustments cited in my May 17 letter were not cuts to the
Part 1 Brooke. Or should I say, “Nurse Brooke.” Our journey in May started with the first college graduation I’ve ever attended for one of my kids. And it was
It’s the most exciting time of year, at least for all of us with young kids at home: Summer vacation. But while our kids are enjoying a much-deserved summer break,
Rob Kerchner reported (May 9) in his Signal letter to the editor that Hunter Biden’s scandal eclipsed Watergate. His letter was short on facts and truthfulness, and long on conspiracy
I would like to think that the mayor would review the discussion that took place approximately three hours and 49 minutes in to the three-hour, 59-minute meeting at College of
Dear Mark Walter, Part-Owner & Chairman of The Los Angeles Dodgers: Trust all is well and ducky with you and all the Boys, Girls, Whomevers, Curiously Undecideds and Species To
On Oct. 14, 1947, the world was forever changed when test pilot Chuck Yeager strapped into his experimental Bell X-1 jet nicknamed “Glamorous Glennis” and thundered through the clear blue
The Book of Proverbs says “Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall” (16:18). I can think of a few politicians and corporate heads who should have pondered
America and the American people have been jeopardized by Donald Trump and how Trump has thrown America and the American people “under the bus” numerous times. It should have been
Part 3 of 3 Travel is about unlearning the things you think you know. One month back from our family bike tour in Japan, what sticks with me is what
Ms. Lois Eisenberg’s latest letter (June 6) concerning Justice Clarence Thomas asserts that he is corrupt, in reply to letters addressing her earlier accusations of corruption, which asserted specific allegation
It’s June and the agapanthus are blooming. The vibrant purple flowers are something that have been a basic staple in my yard since I’ve lived here. But there is something