
Jim de Bree: Revisiting Harry Truman
Last month I drove across country. When I was in Missouri I drove near the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library. Although I did not have time to stop and visit,

Last month I drove across country. When I was in Missouri I drove near the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library. Although I did not have time to stop and visit,

Although the congressional primary is not until June 2018, we have three candidates vying for the opportunity to run on the ticket. We are in a fortunate position to have

Californians are tired of hearing the word “drought.” And yet the severe droughts that have riddled California for years will only become more frequent and destructive as temperatures increase. While

Though I have served as an official in the California Democratic Party for the past four years, I deeply admire the GOP as an entity. Its core philosophy, conservatism, has

We still have the Kardashians, Mitch McConnell, Wells Fargo. We’ve added Trump, all his children and in-laws. We should give them more time. However, can this country afford it? Dick

Regarding Caforio’s OpEd piece in Wednesday’s Signal – Boy, it is really easy to use “facts” to suit one’s purpose! To begin with, Bryon may want to revisit the process

Carrie and I have been up in the Canadian Gulf Islands boating this past week. As I write this I see an incredibly serene, bucolic, forested harbor view from our

To be fair and just, the confirmation of Christopher A. Wray as FBI director should have been postponed until an independent investigation be established and Trump’s affiliations with Russia be

To Steve Lunetta: Regarding the Saturday column “Some sound bites on health care,” I found your article and the research to be quite interesting, but hearing only from the opposite

More important than any other quality in our daily lives is the need for credibility. Without credibility in our environment there would be chaos, added uncertainty, and even avoidable injury

The city traffic engineers perform traffic studies ever five years to help determine, among other things, speed limits. Do they publish that data on a street-by-street basis? Many residents would

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In order to achieve reliable and affordable health care in our country, “this issue requires great study, work, and open discussion” as pointed out by Mr. Horton. But legislators are

There has been a recent of increase of car theft, break-ins and vandalism. My car was broken into last night and my BF’s this morning. I hear car alarms going

Among the long list of recognized virtues is that of patience. It also goes under the names of longsuffering and tolerance. It is in this last guise – tolerance –

Lately, I’ve been on a health care kick. As many of you know, I’ve written several columns lately that have been a search for answers to questions that rumble around

There could be little doubt that Santa Clarita Valley residents support a Fallen Warriors Monument in Veterans Historical Plaza. It’s been about two years now since Vietnam veteran Bill Reynolds

To me, it says a lot when public leaders speak out against the “normal” flow of society. In the midst of everyone’s “rights,” it’s nice to see some of our

Have you ever wondered why there is so much division in our society? It stems from Washington, and it’s choking our national serenity. Nancy MacLean, the author of “Democracy in

Hello, my name is Will Loo. I am 12 years old. I am sending this letter to you for the Communication merit badge for Boy Scouts. After reading Lois Eisenberg’s