Opinion

Editor’s note: A portion of the following letter was previously published, and is being republished today because a large portion of it was omitted due to an editing error. Ms.

Re: John Boston column, Feb. 18. This is the best piece I have read anywhere by anyone about what the Democratic Party has become today. Written with his trademark dark

On Feb. 22, the City Council will be presented with a proposal by Jordan Roberts Diem and Kiza Hilton to open a “no-kill” shelter within the city of Santa Clarita.

In his column (Jan. 4) Jonathan Kraut offered three rules on how to make tough choices. His first two rules ask if the proposal will help resolve or substantially mitigate

Thanks, Gary Horton, for your column of Feb. 16. It was encouraging and uplifting and had a lot of good advice for living. Your politics and mine often come into,

Mr. Arthur Saginian disclosed that he had contracted COVID-19 recently and had a few days of illness before he recovered. He then confided that he had been vaccinated (two doses)

Ms. Lois Eisenberg’s (Feb. 2) piece on “Killing the Dream of Voting Rights” shows the typical liberal hate for this country and it also points out the absolute brilliance of

This is the second time the Rev. David Hegg is asking a question, looking for answers (opinion, Jan. 9). The first time he did that many, many months ago The

The following is a copy of a letter to the Santa Clarita City Council. There was an article in The Signal (Feb. 8) regarding the solar panels on the hillside

Finally a Republican standing for what is right and standing up to the likes of a person who wanted him to overturn the 2020 election. Mike Pence was a mediocre

Inflation is now at 7%, and rising. To put that into perspective, if you are paid every two weeks and you made the same this year as last, Biden &

Note to myself: If ever at a party with Thomas Oatway, do not discuss vaccines or the pandemic — but politics and religion are OK. This was the second letter

Re: Signal editorial, Feb. 12. What if L.A. County and the people running it had found their mission to deliver high-quality services had become impossible, and the service provided had