Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | A Double Standard

Foreigners breaking into the country is not much of a crime these days, but citizens walking into the Capitol on Jan. 6 gets you decades in prison … even if

David Hegg

David Hegg | Protecting Our Freedoms

By David Hegg As you read this, Memorial Day is just around the corner. I’m sure most of us will enjoy the day off and gather with friends and family

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Rob Kerchner | A Cooked-Up Crisis

The latest study from the New England Journal of Medicine shows no benefit at all from getting the COVID vaccine, in a cohort that is especially vulnerable to getting the

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James Coffey | Calling Out El Segundo?

What’s up with The Mighty Signal? It gets bigger and better all the time. The El Segundo Progressive Gazette had better watch out. James Coffey Newhall

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Philip Wasserman | Moderates Out in the Cold

Everybody’s talkin’ at me / I don’t hear a word they’re sayin’ / Only the echoes of my mind  Harry Nilsson’s theme song for “Midnight Cowboy” could also be the

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Luz Rivas | Grateful for Monumental Change

I could not be more proud that our community’s vision to expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument has become a reality! Thank you, President Joe Biden, for taking action

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Diane Zimmerman | On Campus Safety and Police

The following letter summarizes a statement made during public participation at the College of the Canyons board of trustees meeting on May 8.  Regarding campus safety: If UCLA is or

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Lynne Plambeck | Remembering Ed Dunn

It’s strange how life works. You never really know when it is your time. First a friend is there, then the next day he is not. Ed Dunn just kept