Letters to the Editor

The Green Raiteros program in Huron, Calif., is a model for other low-income minority communities suffering from pollution and transportation neglect.

A reader who hosted then-House candidate Kyrsten Sinema for a 2012 fundraiser urges her to change her mind on the filibuster and shield voting rights.

If most Kroger workers struggle to afford housing and food while the largest grocery chains increase their profits by billions, something’s wrong.

Voting rights and democracy — not arcane rules like the filibuster — should be protected by the Senate.

Years after Mayor Eric Garcetti said L.A. is adopting Vision Zero, traffic fatalities are rising because the city hasn’t made the necessary changes.

The pandemic has worsened inequalities, including healthcare disparities. Universal coverage would provide profound relief.

An educator advocates for adjusting standards and warns that forcing kids to catch up can have negative consequences.

There appears to be no reason that Daniel Elena-Lopez, who was wielding a bike lock as a weapon, needed to be shot by the LAPD.

Clarifying that the V.P. has virtually no role in counting electoral votes does not address the fundamental, constitutional flaws in our elections.

Yes, we’ll probably all get COVID-19 one day, but the effects will be more acutely felt by those in groups that have already suffered so much.

A substitute teacher warns that educators are being called upon to fill in for classes that they might not be suited to teach.

It’s tragic that some soldiers and cadets are willing to throw away their careers because of anti-vaxxer nonsense. But are these the people we want defending us?