Opinion

Because I couldn’t access the City Council on Jan. 12, I would like to comment on the Central Park monument. I am not against a monument. I don’t think this

I think Rep. Mike Garcia was correct to question the election results, since irregularities had occurred in some states with changing state law without their own legislatures involved.  I was

I see that the liberal snowflakes are busy “pausing” several literary classics (“Of Mice and Men,” “Huckleberry Finn” and “To Kill a Mockingbird”) from the William S. Hart Union High

Rep. Mike Garcia won his election by 333 votes. As such, a reasonable person might think he would strive to represent all the citizens of the 25th District. Instead, as

Based on the events of Jan. 6, have we “Made America Great Again,” yet? Gary Morrison Valencia

I am writing to express my disgust in Rep. Mike Garcia’s vote to object to President Joe Biden’s electoral wins in Arizona and Pennsylvania even after the mob of Donald

It’s sad to see how roughly two halves of our country are seemingly diametrically opposed to one another. At least that’s what the media, the professional commentators are trying to

Today, Saturday, Jan. 9, a film crew blocked Alaminos Drive in Saugus with its many trucks, a boom, and dozens of crew members and law enforcement. I didn’t mind that

As some of you know, Bill Reynolds’ life should have ended in Vietnam. Yet he brought back fortitude to his family and Santa Clarita, assuring other veterans would be saved

Donald Trump himself put Republican Chris Krebs in charge of making sure the election would be fair and devoid of fraud. Krebs was included in a joint statement with members

Our Rep. Mike Garcia had a 1-foot putt to make to certify the 2020 election. Earlier in the day, a mob including white nationalists, Nazi sympathizers, anti-Semites and Confederate flag-carrying

The following is a copy of a letter to Rep. Mike Garcia: I am writing to express my deep concerns about your actions in connection with the congressional count of

The burgeoning radicalization process in the U.S. has been an alarming but not unpredictable series of events. Throngs of blockheads have gone from inactive agents of themselves to intertwined kindling