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Kudos for Los Angeles and Glendale school board members for not kowtowing to a small group of anti-LGBTQ+ agitators trying to turn parents against one another.
A smoky haze from fires in Canada has cast a pallor over the Northeast U.S. that’s all too familiar to those on the West Coast. Get used to these images as the horror of a changed climate come to life.
The streaming revolution has upended the entertainment business, and artificial intelligence could disrupt it further. These are important issues the studios and unions must work out, and soon.
Senate Bill 43 would strip mentally ill people of their power of self-determination by compelling them into short stints of treatment that usually don’t work, without long-term follow-up care.
Whoever is responsible for flying a dozen political asylum seekers to California, they ought to be shamed for exploiting desperate people for political gamesmanship.
State regulators still have time to adopt measures to make the fossil fuel companies pay more toward remediation of the mess they will leave behind.
Front-line workers grapple with money worries as well as the stress of a job working with traumatized people. It’s no surprise that burnout and turnover are high.
State Farm said it will stop writing new home insurance policies because of climate risks and rising costs. California lawmakers need to be more aggressive in building safer communities.
Yes, the Bakersfield Republican did string along the country with months of drama. But ultimately he did the responsible thing to work out a debt limit deal with President Biden with cuts that are largely symbolic.
Society receives little value in continuing to imprison her for the vicious murder she committed at age 19, more than half a century ago. Releasing her now would demonstrate respect for the law as well as mercy.
