
William Campbell | Hill Another Disingenuous Dem?
I must have missed the part of Rep.-elect Katie Hill’s campaign where she said that one of the first things she’d do is suck up to Nancy Pelosi. In my

I must have missed the part of Rep.-elect Katie Hill’s campaign where she said that one of the first things she’d do is suck up to Nancy Pelosi. In my

Only a few of us will be lucky enough to make it through the holidays without a trip to the airport. A couple weeks back, I took a certain family

The United States of America has illegal aliens entering the country in open disobedience of the laws. They are encouraged to do this by organizations across the country. These organizations

President Trump cannot disband a federal grand jury. The grand jury is protected by a chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia who has the

In his perceptive column, Noah Peterson makes an excellent point about how private school-choice programs could be even more of a force for uplifting all of education were they were

Re: Lois Eisenberg, Nov. 17: I read your letter regarding anti-Semitism! Lois, what I want to know is, how one woman can have so much hate in her heart? Phyllis

My letter to The Signal editor titled, “Smith is Wise to Wait on Provisionals,” was printed on Nov. 13. I wrote that the voter registry had me listed as a

In 1953, during confirmation hearings, President Eisenhower’s secretary of defense nominee, a former CEO of General Motors, said, “What was good for our country was good for General Motors, and

What a positive article by Maria Gutzeit! (“Beginning with the End in Mind,” Dec. 4.) It prompted me to bring up one fact that reinforces what she says. Tom Kartsotis,

Our part of the country (as well as the world) has received some sobering news recently, in the form of two major climate reports — one from the United Nations’

Response to John Boston’s commentary, Nov. 30: Thanks for the John Boston column — his most hilarious to date. John explores the humor in the word “whoremonger.” He tries it

In his Nov. 27 column about the voters’ rejection of Proposition 6, Mr. Jim de Bree justifies the rejection in part on the basis that if gas taxes were not

Re: Gary Horton commentary, Dec. 5. There he goes again. Mr. Horton as usual will state a problem but leave out the most important part. Yes, we have menial and

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor So I spent a good portion of Monday night driving through residential neighborhoods, blasting music at concert-level volume via a pair of massive speakers mounted

By David Hegg In the days following Thanksgiving I read an insightful article on the irony of Black Friday sales. The author lamented that, just one day after reminding ourselves

By The Signal Editorial Board There’s a certain amount of common sense that you want to point out when people are surprised by holiday traffic. Take this past Thanksgiving, for

Adelanto Detention Center Visit – Women’s Facility, Nov. 27: Check-in procedure (show driver’s license, name and alien number of the person I will be talking with, obtain key to a

Transparency is a vital necessity at every level of government. But in California, government transparency seems to be falling by the wayside as the state burdens its taxpayers with expensive

If the urban legend website Snopes.com were to write up the following two news stories (one false, one true), their page might look something like this: CLAIM No. 1: In

The Signal needs to have sports letters to the editor in their section of sports — that is, more than just letters to the editor on the opinion page, and