Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Nancy Fairbanks | Kirk Will Be Missed

To The Signal Editorial Board:  Thank you for your editorial about Charlie Kirk. He was a remarkable individual whose impact resonates deeply around the world. He will be truly missed. 

David Hegg

David Hegg | Are We Still Prizing Success?

By David Hegg I can remember when those picking teams for touch football at recess were anxious to choose other sixth-grade boys they knew would help them win. The first

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Denise Lite | A Fair Shot vs. Tyranny

In Santa Clarita, we work hard, raise our families, coach sports teams and build our communities. We don’t ask for special treatment — just a fair shot. But these days,

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Philip Wasserman | The Newest (AI) Superstar

Tilly Norwood is Hollywood’s newest rising star. She’s talented, versatile and completely fake. Of course she’s fake, I hear you say, she’s a Hollywood actress. But Norwood is entirely fake.

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Jody Liss | Everyone Doesn’t Play Fair

Since when did our “non-partisan” City Council begin to tell us who or what to vote for in state or national elections? Since some of the City Council has worked

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Larry Moore | Watch Out, John Boston

Watch out, John Boston, Gary Horton is gunning for your job as The Signal’s resident humorist. I laugh aloud at John’s Friday columns and Saturday’s Time Ranger series. But I

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Anderson Locke | You Reap What You Sow

As America is approaching the second year of Donald Trump’s presidency, we have seen more and more of his administration’s dangerous side in the form of defying the justice system,

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Jack Crawford | A Distinction Among Christians

After reading the comments by Alan Ferdman and Sandy Cassidy (Oct. 10) regarding Gary Horton’s column “The Conservative Christian Coup” (Oct. 8), I had to go back and reread his

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Christopher Lucero | That Headline, Though!

Many thanks, and touché to The Signal for publication of my most recent letter on Oct. 9. I found uproarious chuckles in how it was presented as, “Christopher Lucero |

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Aarika Burden | Selective Outrage

Jonathan Hatami’s Sept. 18 column attacking Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo reveals more about his political motivations than any genuine concern for public safety. His selective outrage over a bill that died