Richard Myers | Just Ban Them
June 10, 2022
Just heard the president say, “We should at least raise the age to buy an assault weapon to 21.” Good grief! All that will do is give us older killers!
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Teresa Todd | Cheri’s Choice
June 9, 2022
Cheri Fleming’s favorite color was red, her birthday cake of choice was chocolate with banana crème filling, and the love of her life was husband Don. But Cheri’s passion was
Lois Eisenberg | People Are Not Made to Kill
June 9, 2022
Let’s be honest about gun control, much to the dismay of many. The Republicans who advocate pro-life are not acting like they advocate pro-life to save a life by not
Dick Cesaroni | Congress Needs to Act
June 9, 2022
I just finished listening to (Joe Biden) and his pathetic speech regarding mass shootings in light of the most recent one in Texas. The president mentions God’s name several times
Mildred “Millie” Hubert | Abortion, Gun Control, Common Sense
June 9, 2022
Abortion – Science tells us a baby is formed at conception. You know, when male and female humans (you and me) have unprotected sex and a male sperm inserts itself
Gary Horton | Compromise, Actually Get Things Done
June 8, 2022
Most can sense the unease and uncertainty all around us. Still, we’re not quite free from a pandemic that continues to make people quite ill. We have rising interest rates.
Cher Gilmore | Groups Partner to Corral Plastics
June 8, 2022
Sixty members of Canyon High School’s Eco-Chicos Environmental Club teamed up with the Santa Clarita chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby last month to remove the equivalent of 89 large garbage
Rob Kerchner | Irresponsibility and Consequences
June 8, 2022
If you wore a mask for two years to prevent COVID-19, you can wear a condom for a few minutes to prevent pregnancy. The difference is, the latter actually works,
Gary Curtis | Biden’s Silent Surrender to WHO
June 8, 2022
The Joe Biden administration apparently wants to hand over the sovereign power of our country to handle our own “public health emergencies” to the U.N.’s related World Health Organization and
Robin Harikul | In Appreciation of Hegg
June 7, 2022
I want to thank you for running David Hegg’s weekly “Ethically Speaking” column. His subjects are pertinent and current, and his applications are down-to-earth and easy to follow. I appreciate
Neil Davis | On Abortion
June 7, 2022
About 70 years ago, I worked a regular job, went to school and on the weekends cleaned doctor offices for extra income. It was a memorable experience. First I learned
Arthur Saginian | Intimacy, Ethics and Reality
June 7, 2022
Re: David Hegg, commentary, March 26. I went to a parochial grade school and the Catholic nuns preached abstinence from sex until marriage (easy thing to say for someone who’s
David Hegg | You’ve Graduated. Now What?
June 6, 2022
As graduation season comes to a close, I have some advice for those who are entering a new phase of life called adulthood. And, the advice is good for the
Gary Morrison | How Many?
June 5, 2022
What is the number of collateral deaths that is acceptable as a consequence of allowing those Americans who LOVE guns to stock up on them? Does it matter if there
Our View | A Recap: Primary Endorsements
June 4, 2022
By The Signal Editorial Board Locally at least, a relatively quiet primary election season comes to a close on Tuesday, as those who have not already cast their ballots by
Tim Whyte | My Daughter, Karaoke and a Crab Fisherman
June 4, 2022
This is the story of how I ended up singing “Don’t Stop Believin’” in karaoke after a conversation with a drunken Bering Sea fisherman in a dive bar filled with
Patricia Suzanne | The Real Danger Is Donkey Pox
June 4, 2022
You’ve seen the meme, no doubt — the Democrat party symbol, accompanied by the verbiage, “Donkey Pox – the Disease Killing America.” And so it goes, with Joe Biden in
John Boston | On an Improper Serving of the Household Pet
June 3, 2022
I didn’t have a normal childhood. I remember making a perfectly reasonable, second-grade-request to my parents for a dog. Specifically? Lassie. And if they couldn’t kidnap the TV star hound,
Gary Martin | Cutting Through the Drought Noise
June 3, 2022
California is facing a serious multi-year drought, and there is no end in sight. To ensure enough water to meet the current and future needs of communities throughout the state,
Dennis Bartash | Nothing Wrong with Registering Guns
June 3, 2022
A copy of a letter to Rep. Mike Garcia: In my day the National Rifle Association taught us how to fire weapons. They didn’t promote that everyone should have a