Opinion

David Hegg, "Ethically Speaking"

David Hegg | Finding Each Day’s Joy

By David Hegg I think it was around my 40th year that I realized how much time I’d spent living in the future. Much of my life was filled with

Letters to the Editor

Thomas L. Cadman | The Gift That Is Marriage

For generations most people have stood before friends and family as a couple made promises to each other we call marriage vows. The most familiar being: I, (Name) take you,

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Arthur Saginian | Only Seeing One Side

Gary Horton writes of partisan extremism, divisiveness, and violence (Oct. 8) as if those on the far right are the only ones capable of, or responsible for, it. Being on

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Rick Barker | What’s In a Name? 

I am VERY aware that this is not going to go over real well with some of my fellow military veterans but that certainly would not and will not be

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Larry Moore | They Got What They Deserved

For the bleeding-heart liberals who bemoan the loss of two narco-terrorist “sailors,” I have one thing to say: They got what they deserved. When these narco-terrorists sign up to pilot

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Diane Zimmerman | Where They Part Ways

The following comments were submitted to the Santa Clarita City Council on Nov. 25, regarding Denise Lite’s Nov. 22 commentary in The Signal.   Denise and I have cordially disagreed

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Jack Crawford | The Enemy of Democracy

I am writing in response to Jack Teoli’s letter of Dec. 1, “A Concerning Endorsement,” which criticizes the City Council’s 5-0 vote recommending a “no” vote on Proposition 50 regarding

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Rob Kerchner | They Need a Focus for Hate

Folks on the right talk a lot about TDS — Trump Derangement Syndrome — but leftists also called George W. Bush “Hitler.” They even hanged him in effigy. They freaked

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Arthur Saginian | One Option: Get Involved

Elaine Smith poses a perplexing question (letters, Oct. 8). She’s retired, in good health, has no extra money, but wants to help get rid of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Safety and Development

Re: “County signs off on 1,500 more homes for west side,” news, Nov 19. On Dec. 14, 1963, I watched from our rooftop as the Baldwin Hills Dam ruptured, releasing

Dan Walters

Dan Walters | California’s Education Mishmash

California’s public school system, which purports to educate nearly 6 million students ranging from 4-year-olds in transitional kindergarten to near-adults preparing to graduate from high school, is in a world