I urge all drivers to contact the California Transportation Commission www.catc.ca.gov (and any local representative) to voice their disapproval of Assembly Bill AB 6... » Read More

Once we have removed the excess chloride from our wastewater, are we just going to give the water away to the farmers in Ventura? » Read More

Concerning Jim Holt's article on teens dying in the SCV ("Sand Canyon residents remember youth killed at oak tree 32 years ago," May 8), I can understand his concern. » Read More

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I just finished reading Gary Horton's column on victimhood. If I didn't know better I'd swear he suddenly became a Republican. His comments were spot on. In this age ... » Read More

Thanks for hosting the Summer Meltdown. This is so important to the Yes I Can program. I witnessed a special moment that I will never forget. One of the Yes I Can stu... » Read More

The Boston bombing brought to light a very clever way of carrying out covert operations in another country. Our own CIA can learn from the Tsarnaev brothers on how to... » Read More

Remember when that man, Rick Perry, came to California to promote and emphasize "that HIS state of Texas doesn't bother with pesky regulations on industry. » Read More

Not two weeks after "our" 13-year-old gay teen, Nigel Hardy,committed suicide in Palmdale from being bullied as his school's male cheerleader, the president of the boa... » Read More

I always enjoy a good chuckle on a Sunday morning, and the letter by Richard Myers today allowed me a good one. » Read More

I recently read Brian Baker's April 24 letter "On logic, liberated thinking and gun control." » Read More

Sure hoping we will have other options besides the birds for the traffic circle sculpture coming to Old Town Main Street area. » Read More

It comes by surprise. Bombs explode and people run; some are killed, hundreds are injured. Why? What is in the mind of men to do such things? » Read More

In his article of April 20 ("Setting a bad example"), Tim Myers posits a definition of a "geography" partisan and divides them into good, neutral and bad. » Read More

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I am very concerned that our democracy does not work in the Senate. » Read More

Jonathan Kraut's "Blame the bombers and nothing else" (April 23) is right about one thing: the acts perpetrated by the alleged Boston Marathon bombers the Tsarnaev br... » Read More

Congratulations to Scott Wilk on his success in gaining the approval of the Higher Education Committee of the Assembly for AB 806. » Read More

I really have to wonder at what passes for thinking in liberals. In his column - or maybe "rant" would be more accurate - on Wednesday, Gary Horton goes on a wild spr... » Read More

When I think about what the American people wanted in regards to gun control and what their representatives in Congress did for them, only one word comes to mind: bet... » Read More

Although the average American can celebrate Tax Freedom Day on April 18, Californians must wait nearly a week longer - until April 24 - to join the celebration. » Read More

California's single-party supermajority in Sacramento continues to churn out bad bills, harming children and families in the Golden State. » Read More

After reading lots of negative letters from a group I call "The Angry Five," I have a very positive story to tell. » Read More

It seems that it is difficult for some people to react to good news and a positive theme, especially the one relating to alcoholism. » Read More

As is usual in his columns, Kevin Buck took some big liberties with the truth in his column "It's been a long and winding road" (April 16), in which he lauded Democra... » Read More