Jim de Bree | Diabetics Are the Medical Miner’s Canary
June 20, 2019
Before the advent of modern technology, coal miners placed caged canaries in the mines. The canaries would easily succumb to poisonous gases in the mine and warn the miners of
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Kathy Sube | Congress Must Fix Health Care
June 20, 2019
As a daughter of a father suffering from Alzheimer’s and a grandmother to a 12-year-old granddaughter who was recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, I am beyond passionate about access
Duane Mooring | Normalizing the Denial of Authority
June 18, 2019
In response to both John Weaver’s column on May 11 (“What is the Truth About Climate Change?”) and Dave Lusian’s letter to the editor on June 5 (“Regardless, the Debate
Lois Eisenberg | Respect for D-Day Generation
June 18, 2019
I’m a little late in remembering D-Day, but I’m so proud because my generation was involved in this memorable day with all of their heart and soul. D-Day is one
Ann M. Ochoa | Stay Off Wrinkles or STAVE Them Off?
June 16, 2019
I really enjoy reading the weekly edition of the Sunday Signal. Thank you for a great weekly read. Everything is well written and informative. However, I discovered a glaring typo
Bob Comer | Trump Thinking Outside the Box
June 16, 2019
President Trump’s move to counter Mexican illegal immigration by having Mexico stop it is another example of his thinking “outside the box.” If it works, all of us benefit, including
Tim Whyte | Father’s Day Present for Me: A Tape-to-Tape Pass
June 16, 2019
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor When our son Luc was little, just learning to play hockey, my wife and I told him there was one thing most important about hockey:
David Hegg | Daddy, I Need You: Ideas on How We Can Meet the Need
June 16, 2019
By David Hegg I write today as a son, a father, and a grandfather, and never in my life have I sensed the need for father power in our country.
Our View | Who Will Pay the Tab for Illegal Residents’ Care?
June 16, 2019
By The Signal Editorial Board Suppose you have a choice to help two children in need. One of them is a perfect stranger, and the other is your own flesh
Amber Raskin | When Charter Schools Fill a Need
June 15, 2019
I applaud the vision of the William S. Hart Union High School District. They work to customize and provide options within and outside of the district, and they see and
Betty Arenson | Hope for the Educational Woke Crowd
June 15, 2019
On Jan. 22, the powerful United Teachers of Los Angeles Union garnered an eye-popping $840 million contract (by 2020-21) in a settlement after a teachers’ strike. Repeatedly, Austin Beutner, superintendent
John Boston | The DiVHook Generic June Grad Speech
June 14, 2019
Every year since time immemorial in the SClarita Valley, graduation happens. Chancellors, principals, valedictorians, dignitaries and goody-two-shoes going particularly nowhere are forced to address the multitudes. Like an all-you-can-eat buffet,
Cher Gilmore | An Important Step on Climate Change
June 13, 2019
Scientists warned us in the latest International Panel on Climate Change report that, in order to avert climate catastrophe, we must cut greenhouse gas emissions by half in the next
Jim de Bree | Economics 101: Who Bears the Costs of Tariffs
June 13, 2019
President Trump claims the Chinese are paying for the tariffs imposed by his administration. Recently an administration official said the Chinese are already lowering their prices of goods that are
Hilmar Rosenast | A Baby Is a Baby, Period
June 12, 2019
Funny, Dick Cesaroni’s letter should appear on the 75th anniversary of D-Day. It should indeed be D-Day for Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood! Cesaroni’s letter was good and I
Don Gately | Free Speech and the Border Debate
June 12, 2019
With the passing of the 75th anniversary of D-Day and with July 4 about upon us, this seems an especially appropriate time to reflect on our rights. I think the
Betty Arenson | Differing Ideas of the Truth
June 12, 2019
In her June 1 commentary, “Serving with Dedication to the Truth,” Assemblywoman Christy Smith wrote that she is aware of the “turbulent and fractured political times” and states the content
Thomas Oatway | Ignoring the Actions of Individual 1
June 12, 2019
Upon reading the June 1 commentary by Patricia Suzanne (“Leftist Anger Grows More Treacherous”), I was expecting an explanation of why the president (aka Individual 1) is excluded from the
Gary Horton | This Is Not the America I Remember
June 12, 2019
This is not America / Shala la la la A little piece of you / The little peace in me Will die For this is not America Blossom fails to
Lois Eisenberg | How Lucky Am I?
June 11, 2019
How lucky am I being exonerated? So says the Mueller Report. How lucky am I that I didn’t collude with Russia? How lucky am I that I didn’t try to