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Carving out a 4 a.m. last-call rule for Intuit Dome VIPs is bad enough. Extending it statewide would put far too many drunk drivers on the road.
If one-size-fits-all on abortion doesn’t work for the federal government, how does it for a state with many counties and cities? Let individuals decide.
Readers who learned decades ago of land movement on the Palos Verdes Peninsula wonder why homes were ever allowed there in the first place.
After Hamas killed six hostages, Israelis rose up against their own leaders. This shows a stark contrast with Israel’s neighbors.
Military families, including with relatives buried in national cemeteries, express disgust at the Trump campaign’s conduct at Arlington.
AI data centers have huge power demands and private utilities have the ear of California regulators on centralizing electricity generation.
A 600-acre development in the Coachella Valley destroys desert land best suited for wildlife and adds to the region’s environmental woes.
Presidential hopefuls speak in soundbites and speeches, so they say things like “unity” and “on day one.” That doesn’t mean they want to rule like kings.
Conservative pundit Scott Jennings called Jan. 6 a “low point” for Trump. A president tried to steal an election -- that’s much worse than a low point.
With incoming female freshmen outnumbering men for the first time, a graduate student at Caltech in the 1960s congratulates her former campus.
The whining about press conferences and interviews is stale, as is the fake concern over Kamala Harris getting the nomination undemocratically.
A reader who taught preschool in Westwood says a nearby homeless veteran she knew showed how badly the VA used its valuable West L.A. property.
