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Letters to the Editor: Houses of worship should always remain places of safety and compassion
‘Violence and hatred can never build a stronger society. Only compassion, justice and sincere human connection can do that,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
In 2023, Shira Scott Astrof testified against a man accused of sexually assaulting her eight years earlier.
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Letters to the Editor: Trump’s war on wind power isn’t just ‘weird.’ It’s wholly unreasonable
‘It may be long into the future before we use up all the fossil fuels that are polluting our environment, but if we don’t start preparing for a better future, our descendants will suffer for our foot-dragging,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
VoicesLetters to the Editor: 85-year-old woman’s account of ICE detention ‘is nothing short of terrifying’
‘I’m glad she’s safe now, and I hope her account of these atrocities will bring changes in the system,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
‘Alas, the sweeter character of Altadena is gone; the individuality of its houses, the character of its neighborhoods. But officials need to ensure that sewers, sidewalks and street drains are up to date and code,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
VoicesLetters to the Editor: The ‘balcony inspection’ law has a lot to do with L.A.’s lagging condo market
‘Thoughtful adjustments to implementation of SB 326 and communication with lenders could help restore balance to this segment of the housing market,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
‘If more dirt emerges in the fall on something that involves Xavier Becerra, and he is running against Steve Hilton, it is possible that independents will not vote and the unthinkable happens,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
