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The Case For Optimism This Election Season–Is all politics local again?

Reporters Desk - November 13, 2026

Community Voices

How Harbor Gateway Residents Turned “Every Weekend” Into a Citywide Crackdown

Reporters Desk - September 22, 2026

Columnists

What Does it Take for Voters to Support Progressive Candidates

Lyn Jensen - August 20, 2026

Community Voices

Would We Notice If the Bill of Rights Disappeared?

Reporters Desk - August 6, 2026

Community Voices

Letters to the Editor: Community Town Hall Rears Ugliness, Wildlife Care, and “60 Minutes” Stood for Professionalism Against Chaos

Reporters Desk - June 11, 2026

Community Voices

The Pentagon’s 20-Year Killing Spree Has Always Treated Civilians as Expendable

Norman Solomon - December 20, 2021 0

Community Voices

The Omicron Syndrome

RLn - December 3, 2021 0

Community Voices

LA has Big Problems

RLn - November 24, 2021 0

Community Voices

Why I’m Running for City Council

RLn - November 11, 2021 0

Briefs

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Enviros Request EPA to Take Over Leak Investigation, Board of Sup’s Declare Local Emergency for Dominguez Channel

Reporters Desk - November 3, 2021 0

Community Voices

Nine-Year-Old Lomita Girl Named National Youth Entrepreneur of the Year for 2021

Melina Paris - November 3, 2021 0

Community Voices

Another Water Year And Another Stupid Drought Resolution

Reporters Desk - October 4, 2021 0

California

Budget Reconciliation Bill Should Not Ignore Community Clinics

Reporters Desk - October 1, 2021 0

Community Voices

Broken Ground, Broken Promises: West Harbor Is Not for San Pedrans

RLn - September 16, 2021 0

Community Voices

LA City Council Seeks New Law to Prevent Public Encampments

RLn - July 9, 2021 0

Community Voices

The “Messiah” We Don’t Need

RLn - June 11, 2021 0

Art

Censored: April 27 Artwalk Stakeholder Meeting

Melina Paris - May 27, 2021 0

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