Opinion

David Hegg

David Hegg | The Ethics of Fatherhood

By David Hegg Over my years as an adult male, I have worked at many different jobs, especially during college, grad school and our first years of marriage. I worked

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | Pandemic Pondering

Remember when they said, “If it can save one life, then it’s worth it?”  Well, if it takes just as many lives, then it definitely wasn’t worth it. In case

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | A Simple Process?

There are many who believe that since the vast majority of near-death experiences are experienced in the same way — floating over your body, feelings of infinite love and joy,

Tim Whyte

Tim Whyte | On Ol’ Blue & Being Ready

I wasn’t ready for another dog.  I’d been pretty attached to Lacey, a 40-pound terrier we had adopted after her career in the entertainment industry came to an abusive halt. Her

Letters to the Editor

Brian Richards | Where Is the Outrage?

Why aren’t you angry? Imagine if many high-ranking members of Congress conspired to lie to you. Would you be mad? Now imagine after those high-ranking officials conspired to lie to

Letters to the Editor

Bll Stires | Why Are They Pumping Water?

Could someone please explain why in Canyon Country, near Discovery Park, that a pump station in the river is pumping thousands of gallons of water back into the river. It’s

Commentary

Byron York | Transgender Ideology Push Backfires

President Joe Biden has done more to promote transgender ideology than any president, ever. A scroll through the White House archives shows statement after statement, proclamation after proclamation, speech after

Letters to the Editor

Annette Lucas | Wiley-Calgrove 2006 and Now

In 2006, The Commons project from Monteverde Development was presented to city staff but withdrawn by Monteverde before any formal plans were submitted to the city. In this proposed project

Letters to the Editor

Christopher Lucero | Laying Blame for the Stench

Chiquita Canyon. After a couple years of record precipitation, rainwater percolated through the soil. Then, bacteria and other thirsty microbes metabolized the waste and their metabolic processes warmed up the