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Charging 14-year-old Colt Gray as an adult in Georgia school shooting reveals a nation that has forgotten the purpose of its juvenile justice system.
Regional Centers for Californians with disabilities provide services on the state’s behalf, using taxpayer money, and should obey the same disclosure requirements as state agencies.
California lawmakers squandered the opportunity to help rein in skyrocketing electricity bills this year. Not only is it bad for consumers, it could set back the state’s climate change goals.
The Los Angeles City Council took the wrong approach by ordering that the illegally parked RVs of homeless people be towed without offering outreach.
There’s a proposal to use Metropolitan State Hospital for homeless people with mental health or substance abuse issues. It’s a good plan, but why not go further?
The federal minimum wage hasn’t been increased since 2009. Congress needs to act to raise it, and the next president should commit to signing a wage hike.
Republican and Democratic presidential candidates say they support the child tax credit to help families. Don’t just listen to what they say, look at what they do.
The Los Angeles Police Department needs a chief who can redirect a storied agency that is adrift. Mayor Bass should remember this as she assesses job finalists.
Unless one believes the absurd idea that running for president confers immunity, special counsel Jack Smith is right to persevere in his prosecutions of the former president.
A last-call carveout for a venue with high-end patrons may not be the reform nightlife advocates seek. But it could sway lawmakers to let cities stay open later.
