Opinion

Re: Lois Eisenberg letter, Feb. 27. One big difference between the Japanese-Americans and today’s immigrant internment: The former were American citizens. The others are in the country illegally. Bob Comer

Most of my life, I have lived within 2 miles of the Valencia Town Center. Currently in my business travels, I pass the mall several times a day. Like anyone,

This is in response to the Gil Mertz letter printed on Feb. 26, “A Tale of Two Whistleblowers.”   Gil’s letter suggests that Democrats are being hypocritical for protecting the

Re: Opposition to mall expansion. How sad to see a purported group hide behind anonymity on the specious claim that someone could be bullied. I checked their website and there

I suspect the letter writer who praised Mitt Romney as a principled, courageous senator for voting for removal, was a supporter of removal, and therefore praising Romney and disparaging, by

I’ve been unable to attend trips to the (Adelanto Detention) Center for a couple of months but I keep in touch, via the U.S. Postal Service, with the women I

The Bridgeport community was built on land that has been in human use at least since the 1700s. Records show that the area was most recently hog farms and barley

Seventy-eight years ago, Executive Order 9066 was signed by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt on the internment of Japanese-Americans after Pearl Harbor was attacked in 1941. The federal government  in 1988

The state of California is going to apologize to Japanese-Americans for their internment during World War II under Executive Order 9066, signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1942. This

Much has been made of the mysterious “whistleblower” who met with Rep. Adam Schiff’s office before leaking their secondhand gossip to the media. This gossip led to impeachment by the

I miss the columns by Steve Lunetta. I enjoyed his writing style and always appreciated what he had to say. Bill Hanna Valencia Editor’s note: We miss Steve’s columns too!