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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?
