Editorials

The Siege Year In Review

  Two stories dominated the national news in 2025: The most serious attack on American democracy since the Civil War,…

6 days ago

Speaking Truth to Power

The stories we broke on the polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in the fish, the dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) dumping off the coast, the…

6 days ago

Letters to the Editor: Pity the Nation, Somali Veterans, LAPD Brutality on Journalists

Pity the Nation (After Khalil Gibran) Pity the nation whose people are sheep And whole shepherds mislead them Pity the…

6 days ago

Was That a Speech or a Breakdown?

There’s a deep sickness at the head of this government. Childishness. The violence. The bloodlust that we see off the…

6 days ago

Tell Me What You Listen To And I’ll Tell You What Your Political Beliefs Are

So, if you are looking for some relief from the drum beat of the not so liberal 24/7 news cycle,…

2 weeks ago

Dustin Trani Bridges Tradition and Innovation at the New Majestic

All of the Trani family’s restaurants are guided by excellence, longevity and community. Trani noted that central to their success…

2 weeks ago

The Case for a New County

A county that can help reduce LA’s responsibilities to a manageable scale, and strengthen local representation, and finally provide focused…

2 weeks ago

Who Should be in Charge of the Transformation into an AI World?

Based on our investigation and other information that we are gathering, my staff and I will soon be presenting a…

2 weeks ago

Letters: Segregation at Home, Narbonne Girls Targeted, and Police Militarization

Looking Back, Looking Forward: De facto Segregation in South San Pedro When I returned home to San Pedro from Korea…

2 weeks ago

Project Censored’s List of Buried Stories Hits Half-Century Mark

This was only a faint echo of what happened with Watergate — especially given the Times’ diminished gate-keeping role. But…

2 weeks ago