The Times endorses state ballot measures.

The state Senate can help residents by passing a bill that would end charges for unpublished numbers.

The Pentagon persists in seeking pricey weapons of little use in low-tech warfare.

A government push to end a ban on guns in national parks must be aimed at making the NRA happy.

Want to help the hungry or victims of the cyclone? Our guide to the best relief groups.

Drawn by tax incentives, the show may return to New York, the city where its pilot was shot.

Rome's new mayor is one example of a trend that raises questions about the future of the country's immigrants.

Misuse of the recall process to settle political scores is no way to get the state out of the mess it's in.

President Bush touts accountability in education. So why is he trying to save the poorly run Reading First?

A new venture could expand service across much of the nation and shake up the provider duopoly.

Clinton has campaigned admirably, but simple math and political realities dictate she can't win.

Deputy superintendent Cortines' move to discipline L.A. Unified officials is just what the district needs.

A federal shield law allowing journalists to protect their sources benefits the public in the long run.

Now isn't the time to scold Myanmar's shameless regime, only to help the afflicted.

The Adam Miranda case shows that the California death penalty costs too much in time, money and justice.