
Christopher Lucero | A Trivializing Approach to COVID-19
I recently tuned in to a program where the talking head attempted a reduction that I found interesting. It went like this: The USA has had (at the time) 188,000
I recently tuned in to a program where the talking head attempted a reduction that I found interesting. It went like this: The USA has had (at the time) 188,000
From the Editor: We believe in publishing the most diverse array of local letters and commentary as possible, and that includes letters and columns related to the upcoming election. We
The combining of the personality traits narcissism and sociopathology are an extremely dangerous mix that creates untold suffering. In my experience working with more than 1,000 domestic violence victims over
Remember when the media just reported the facts? Me neither. Are we now at the age that people in the media can print and say anything they want and get
I wanted to just take a moment to say a little something about Kenneth Dean, who is running for City Council. I have known Ken for more than 30 years.
Valencia has ants. Culver City had roaches — huge subterranean roaches as long as your finger. Usually they would stay outside but every now and then they would venture indoors
Since becoming president, Donald Trump has been cited as making more than 20,000 false or misleading statements, and the pace of lying has accelerated during this current campaign. I know
In 2015 Donald Trump disparaged the service of a true American hero when he attacked John McCain. He doesn’t understand what it means to selflessly serve one’s country. In “A
By David Hegg Since 1994 I have traveled to Israel eight times. On each occasion, I took the opportunity to float in the Dead Sea. No one swims in it
I believe Joe Biden’s plan for suburbs will result in the use of federal money and regulations to abolish suburbs. One of the first things current HUD Secretary Ben Carson
By The Signal Editorial Board One in a continuing series of editorial endorsements for the November 2020 election: Among the many choices local voters will make on the Nov. 3
When our daughter came home for Christmas break at the end of her first semester at Washington State University, she went through the airports toting her carry-on luggage. And, a
The one thing everyone seems to agree on is that whom we vote for to occupy a seat in our government, on every level, is important. For California’s 25th Congressional
I’m starting to become a fan of your reporter Tammy Murga. I applaud her work. She’s doing a good job of covering the nonsense everyone is being put through. I
I have a friend who years ago asked a question of the ages: “What if you just want to be — Mad?” My gal pal is so enthusiastic about life. It’s
Being born less than a year after the U.S. directly entered World War II, I spent a lot of time watching never-ending episodes of “Victory at Sea” and John Wayne’s
In November 2018, the deadliest wildfire in California struck the town of Paradise in Northern California. The Camp Fire destroyed 11,000 homes and, one year later, only 11 were rebuilt.
I’m writing this with a very heavy heart, and a crushed soul, and a deep feeling of nausea. My husband’s dog tags are displayed at my desk where my computer
It is very interesting to see people today try to redefine the events of the past through a lens of “modern sensibility.” This is one of the great challenges in
Every so often, a statesman arises to bring a country to new heights, summon the best of its energies and skills, and turn back the tide of darkness. We are
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