Editorials

Tariff Roll-Back Still Leaves Deep Damage

  Economy Smaller, Refunds In Doubt, Spending Still Paused, International Trust Damaged When the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s most…

8 months ago

Peace is War

This is tragically a very Orwellian moment when the man who thinks he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize starts a…

8 months ago

Letters to the Editor: No War on Iran, San Pedro Courthouse Deal Nixed, Appreciation for “Gaslighting” Response to State of the Union

  Stop the War on Iran! President Donald Trump gave the greenlight to Israel to attack Iran resulting in the…

8 months ago

Terminal Island Remembers Internment

Terminal Island’s history and the ongoing struggle for immigrant justice are part of the same fight — that was the…

8 months ago

Crime Stabilized, Vacancies Persist

Because maintenance is not free. It costs $3.6 million and counting. And in a working waterfront corridor shaped by pandemic…

8 months ago

Going to War With Lies

Already, the public isn’t buying. Just one in four Americans say they back U.S. strikes on Iran, according to a…

8 months ago

As PBID Renewal Looms, San Pedro Artists Weigh Survival Over Spectacle

Everyone in the room cared deeply about the same thing — bringing people back into galleries, rebuilding energy after COVID,…

8 months ago

Gaslighting the Nation

The more desperately the media seeks to maintain ‘balance,’ the more it has to abandon truth. Trump’s gaslighting may be…

9 months ago

Frame-Checking “Insurgency” in Minnesota

When property damage or traffic delays are reported more prominently, or exclusively, over deportations, family separations, the expansion of surveillance,…

9 months ago

Letters to the Editor: Remembering Reverend Jesse Jackson, Piazza Miramare Curiosities, and Comments on “Broken From the Top” Cover Story

Mourning the Passing of Reverend Jesse Jackson Supervisor Janice Hahn Reverend Jesse Jackson was a giant of the civil rights…

9 months ago