
Gary Martin | Navigating Uncharted Waters in SCV
To say that 2020 was a challenging year for us all, is putting it mildly. A global pandemic coupled with our own local challenges, in just the third year of

To say that 2020 was a challenging year for us all, is putting it mildly. A global pandemic coupled with our own local challenges, in just the third year of

“Buying into misinformation?” How about the rotten tomatoes Mr. Mark Van Leeuwen (letters, Jan. 21) tossed at our honorable Rep. Mike Garcia? “Representing the constituency”: Putting that shoe on the

Been to a gas station recently? How do you like those prices? The Keystone Pipeline shutdown by the current president is disappointing. Love or hate President Donald Trump, remember, even

As a long-time subscriber to The Signal, a paper I rely on to know what’s happening in my community, I am compelled to voice my displeasure about your coverage of

On the evening of Jan 6, after security in the U.S. Capitol had been restored, our Congressman, Mike Garcia, joined 138 other House Republicans and voted to object to the

I am deeply disappointed with Rep. Mike Garcia’s vote against certifying the Electoral College votes of Arizona and Pennsylvania. On Jan. 10 I wrote a letter to him that was

There have been a number of letters written from folks, who almost certainly did not vote for Rep. Mike Garcia, critical of his support of the objections filed by members

I read Ariel Penn’s letter to the editor Jan. 30 and found it interesting that Rep. Mike Garcia wrote an opinion piece published the same day. Ariel, I hope you

A response to the Signal’s editorial, “America, Welcome to 1984,” Jan. 16: In the Mueller report, conclusive evidence was presented indicating Russia interfered in our 2016 election on behalf of

Mike Garcia clearly felt the need to defend himself after he received backlash from our community following the events — and his votes — on Jan. 6. His commentary, “Clearing

This year, 10 Americans died out of every thousand, at an average age of 79 — and one of those died of COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control,

Why try to impeach and remove from office someone who is already out of office? If Donald Trump is convicted by the Senate and impeached, he cannot run for president

Regarding free speech on social media, as opined in “our view” and a commentary by the editor Jan. 17: What is the worst sin? Dishonoring the father? Murder? Maybe the

Five people died in a two-hour riot by approximately 200 people at the Capitol building on Jan. 6, and the left is calling it an insurrection. At least 25 died

By David Hegg There is no debate that time marches on. The sun rises, shines, and sets, and then does it all over again, day after day. And each day

The Nov. 3 election gave us many examples of potential election irregularities (at best) and outright fraud (at worst) in at least six states. Despite the attempts of the left-wing

What’s the real problem in our nation? Is it a petty man… or a petty culture? Americans have moved from loving freedom to loving safety. From rugged individualism to political

File this one under, “If you won’t do your job, someone has to do it.” That, in essence, is the message L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva delivered this past week

One of the many directives that Los Angeles County District Attorney Gascón ordered on his first day in office was that deputy district attorneys were barred from attending parole hearings.

The campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom appears to be edging ever closer to the magic number of verified signatures to trigger a special election. To be exact, that number