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Generally speaking I have appreciated Mr. Jim de Bree’s contributions to The Signal. They have often been thoughtful and enlightening. However, in reading today’s column (April 29), I am left

Generally speaking I have appreciated Mr. Jim de Bree’s contributions to The Signal. They have often been thoughtful and enlightening. However, in reading today’s column (April 29), I am left

I don’t pretend to be an expert on anything but immigration and Bobby Sherman albums. But I do have informed opinions. One of them is using race to remedy racial discrimination

By David Hegg Many consider the primary philosophical question to be “why is there something rather than nothing?” The answer, while demanding a diligent gathering of facts and a robust

One of my clients forwarded me a letter they believed was sent by the IRS. The letter purports to be IRS Notice CP53E. The notice states that the IRS couldn’t

The last time I wrote about public safety, California was preparing to release a convicted child rapist. David Allen Funston admitted he was still attracted to children. He said himself

Ladies and gentlemen, ballot season has returned! You may have noticed that the political ads on Facebook and YouTube are starting to increase, the emails from candidates finding their way

Gary Horton (commentary, April 22) continually fails to understand the underlying rationale behind our president’s attack on Iran, even as our president keeps saying Iran cannot be allowed to have

Over the years, the question arises: “What’s the biggest problem facing the world today?” When I was little-little, the answer was easy. “Bullies” or “There’s no food in the house

Congratulations to The Left and Democrats far and wide! You have successfully inculcated tens of millions of your flock with vile rhetoric and actions of fear, hate and violence. Why,

For those following the Wiley Canyon case … The recent (headline), “Judge sides with city in Wiley Canyon dispute” (April 22), is misleading and misrepresents the current status of the

Did I miss something on “Helping Hands meet Bridge to Home,” April 28. Nice pictures on front page, but I was hoping to read more about who is Bridge to

When California’s independent redistricting commissions drew new maps of the state’s congressional and legislative districts after the 2010 and 2020 censuses, their members were emphatically told by legal advisors that

The opening sentence by Jonathan Kraut in The Signal on April 21 (commentary) confirms he definitely suffers an acute stage of Trump Derangement Syndrome. In my opinion, it is an

I am writing this letter without yet knowing what has happened to the Disney Ranch property at Placerita Canyon and the freeway, but if it is available, it would be

One might think that becoming mayor of the nation’s second largest city would catapult someone into the upper ranks of American politics. However those who’ve captured the mayoralty of Los

The recent assassination attempt on President Donald Trump set off a round of soul-searching about the state of American society. There is clearly something deeply wrong in a nation that

The old axiom is that it is easier to get into a war than to end it will likely prove true with the American-Israeli endeavors in Iran. Usually there are

At this stage in our wonderful lives, I think most of us understand how the choices we make really add up. No more taking things for granted — things like

From pretending men are women, to enabling criminals and illegal aliens, to embracing dictators and terrorists, this era will one day be remembered for its collective psychosis — whose seeds

There will be 61 names of would-be governors on the June 2 primary election ballot, but the top two finishers will — as certainly as anything can be in politics