Editorials

Moving the occupants of an encampment together is sometimes a good idea but the priority should be the most desperate homeless people.

Was the announcement that California may fully reopen businesses on June 15 prompted by the expected recall election? Maybe. Who knows? But this cautious timeline, couched in conditions, is in keeping with the dwindling intensity of the pandemic and pace of vaccinations in the state.

A statistical tweak to 2020 Census data to protect respondents raises troubling questions about data accuracy and its effect on redistricting.

The state’s private utilities are pushing changes that would undermine the growing rooftop solar market in California. That would not just hurt solar companies and people interested in buying panels, but everyone.

San Francisco schools have been suffering one embarrassment after another. The school board has shown it is not up to the task of putting education ahead of internal squabbles.

Iran and the U.S. are finally talking, but not face-to-face

Biden should defy his predecessors, and Turkey’s government, and use ‘genocide’ to describe what happened to Armenians more than a century ago.

Los Angeles County’s progress in rolling back needless incarceration and building up a care-based response to public safety has been extraordinary. Now is the best time to proceed: Start the jail demolition countdown.

We need to find ways to reduce the perils of fast cars and powerful rat poisons to Southern California mountain lions.

There are all kinds of plans to help L.A. Unified students emotionally and educationally. But first, their parents need to send them back to school.

Four people are killed and another is wounded in Orange as our parade of gun violence continues.

Republican-controlled states are moving to make it harder to vote. Action by Congress is needed to combat this fallout from Trump’s Big Lie.