Can anyone rationally explain how, in the $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill, also known as CARES, $350 million was allocated for “migration and refugee assistance” (translation: aid to illegal immigrants),
Over the past year, I intended to write a column about the uncomfortable levels of outstanding debt. In good times this is downplayed, but when the economy weakens, excessive debt
Now is not the time for old notions like comparative advantage that may have been effective during times of free trade. Masks made in the United States are being exported
I’m the type of person who likes to think the best of people. For example, I think many of the bad things that happen are often the result of a
“The federal and State governments are in fact but different agents and trustees of the people, constituted with different powers, and designed for different purposes. The adversaries of the Constitution
Re: Letters, Lois Eisenberg, April 14. Once again, Lois has, in her inimitable way, managed to blame every bad thing in the world on President Trump. The use of exaggeration
Re: Column by Steve Lunetta on April 16. Steve’s article is a good warning about dictators. However, in California we already have a dictator and his name is Gavin Newsom.
Ask yourself, “Are you better off now than you were four years ago?” For weeks now, our mailbox has been saturation-bombed with 8×10 postcards screaming, “Fighter Pilot Mike Garcia” –
Today — Earth Day — I believe Mother Earth is celebrating along with us, because the greenhouse gas pollution that’s been overheating her and strangling all of us has temporarily
It seems that Stephen Maseda, in his letter to the editor of April 4, has completely missed the point of Lynne Plambeck’s perceptive column (“Coronavirus and Its Changes,” April 3)
Our community has experienced extraordinary circumstances that have served to bond us together in ways we could not have imagined just a few short weeks ago. The challenges we face
Wednesday, April 22, marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Near-term, it seems like we have a lot of other things to worry about. Long-term, I see a success story
With all that’s taken away from life with COVID-19, our family has been disappointed to see Tuesday Trivia is gone, too, from your paper. We miss gathering at the dinner
I would like to take this opportunity to let The Signal and staff know how much I appreciate all of your efforts in keeping the community informed with important up-to-date
By David Hegg I am thrilled at the recovery we’re seeing. There are small but significant signs that what we’re doing together is helping. We’re sensing the emergence of real
On April 10, The Signal published a letter to the editor by Marc Winger, former superintendent of the Newhall School District, describing a National Republican Congressional Committee campaign ad as
When I was a reporter in the early-1990s, in a lot of ways getting information was easier than it is now. For example, if we were covering a car crash,
Our way of life is in peril. To the erosion of our values, China has introduced a virus to complicate our day-to-day. Because it is an unseen killer, a large
It is time for state boards of nursing to re-evaluate nursing re-licensure fees. When checking the website for the updated fee schedule, I added up the fees I would need
Re: letters, March 27, Lynn Wright. It is always interesting to read liberal writings. One is left to wonder what it is that they want from this life. They espouse
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