Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Stephen Maseda | Plambeck Satisfied?

It is good to know that Ms. (Lynne) Plambeck is able to see the positive effects of the shutdown (commentary, April 3). All it takes to satisfy her is millions

Letters to the Editor

Marc Winger | Don’t Reward NRCC Strategy

On May 12, we will be asked to fill the unexpired seat in the 25th Congressional District. The National Republican Congressional Committee (RNCC) has been running an attack ad on

Letters to the Editor

Lynn Wright | Misinformation in RHRN Column

The Signal’s “Right Here, Right Now!” column continues to flounder with misinformation, contradictions and about-faces. Since the Republican party takes its cues from our overmatched and hopelessly inept president, this

Letters to the Editor

Lori Martin | A Graduation Wish

Graduation is different this year, as it was for me.     I went to my graduation in 1993 in a wheelchair. The virus, COVID-19, surprised the world this year

Letters to the Editor

Randi Kay | Time to Get Creative

Put a drop of water on a piece of cotton and lift up the material. It will be wet on the underside. Put a drop of water on plastic wrap,

Letters to the Editor

Betty Arenson | Horton Commentary Predictable

Gary Horton’s “Corona Lockdown” commentary blaming President Trump for the present health and economic circumstances was true to form and predictable. How the worm turns: Just a few weeks ago

Letters to the Editor

Ken Dean | Plenty of Selfish Panic

As the sun sets, the rats come out! The other day my son said, “Dad, this is crazy.”  He was talking about trying to buy essential everyday items.  I told

David Hegg

David Hegg | I’m Mature. I Am! I Am! I Am!

By David Hegg  Somewhere, someone snuck into our social dictionary and changed the meaning of “maturity.” The consequence of this is a growing sense that those character qualities and ethical

Tim Whyte

Tim Whyte | Coronavirus and Losing Our Ice

I’m gutted. I’m of course feeling down for the same reasons as most folks, and being in the news business, I feel immersed in every latest development with COVID-19. Working

SCV Voices: Guest Commentary

Susan Caputo | Kindness Helps Food Pantry

The Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry’s mission statement has never been clearer than in the past several weeks as our nonprofit in the small building on Railroad Avenue in Newhall