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The dreaded letter finally came. We knew it would, and we know more like it are on the way. I run a landscape company that works across the western states.

The dreaded letter finally came. We knew it would, and we know more like it are on the way. I run a landscape company that works across the western states.

Lois Eisenberg, a person I admire and respect on a personal level, has expressed her objections to my statements on a more political level (June 19). She has that right,

Part 1 of 4 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. A time to talk openly about an issue that affects not only individual survivors, but also families, children, workplaces, schools

As a 25-year resident of Santa Clarita, a California Institute of the Arts alumnus, a community volunteer, and a father of twin daughters, protecting our community from extreme heat, poor

Leftists say that love for Donald Trump on the right is the real problem in our nation, not Trump hate on the left. Others say both are a problem. But

It is time for Democrats to take back the narrative as the party of fiscal responsibility. For too long now, the Republican Party has done a masterful job at convincing

The latest thing we should all be cowering under our bed about is artificial intelligence. “Experts,” especially know-nothing Democrat leaders, have sent out the memo and the puppy dog media

Re: Jonathan Kraut, commentary, “An Affront to the Dignity of Our Shared History,” Aug 11. First off, according to Mr. Kraut’s own words and observations regarding U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s

The first and probably only face-to-face debate between the two candidates for California governor Wednesday night established its pattern right off the bat. The two CNN anchors who conducted the

In his June 11 letter, Jack Teoli ends by saying that “voters ultimately seem to want elected officials who deliver results.” My reaction to that is twofold. On the one

By David Hegg As I am enjoying the golden age of 70, I am finding more and more pleasure in a few simple things. Among them are a quiet early

Amidst intensive local election warfare on the opinion page, creeping socialism being embraced across the land and a 0-2 start by the second-banana Chargers, I found it somehow comforting to

To Abigayle Monis (letters, July 21), the mere fact that you speak in terms of political parties (Democrats vs. Republicans) and that one side is better and can do a

Artificial intelligence, also called super intelligence, will neither save nor destroy the world. Just like every other technology before it, there will be limitations, benefits, surprises and problems. AI does

“What was cancer, Grandpa?” These were words I hoped to hear from my grandchildren. As a practicing physician for over 45 years, I wasn’t sure whether futuristic care would include

From Y2K to artificial intelligence, from alar to COVID, from overpopulation to global warming, and from Russian collusion to tariff armageddon, the panic people never stop smashing their buttons. Rob

This has been the week that a deep sense of pessimism about the upcoming midterm elections set in among Republicans around the country. Not just the political class of consultants

Today, my Mr. SCV column is about weight. I may have too much of it, which may be OK because Halloween is right around the corner and I could tell

Rickey Hayes for Assembly? Here’s why. I think most Californians believe our beautiful state is on the brink of destruction – and we MUST ask why? I am a lifelong

E-bikes are not the enemy. For teenagers across Santa Clarita, they provide independence a way to get to school, visit friends, reach parks and travel through a community with an