Opinion

Are Superstores and Malls “the New Downtown”?

In a way, a mall or superstore is like a small town’s downtown. Instead of a library, there’s the bookstore…

3 years ago

The Heart of the Matter: The Current Great Awakening

It’s Valentine’s Day and the roses and boxes of chocolates are all overpriced and selling fast. No one is complaining…

3 years ago

Reagan’s “Two Santas” Trick

For working people the tax cuts would only be a small token — a few hundred dollars a year at…

3 years ago

Holiday Fatigue and Parades

What I find encouraging is that amidst all of the anti-Semitic rhetoric floating around lately,  our local Jewish Chabad of…

3 years ago

The Billionaire’s Press Dominates Censorship Beat

Without the free flow of vital information, government based on the consent of the governed is but an illusory dream.

3 years ago

What if Journalism Disappeared?

Noting that credible news “feeds grassroots democracy and builds a sense of belonging to a community,” Penny Abernathy, the report’s…

3 years ago

Sandoval ― a Chance for Change

By Anthony Santich, Former City Council Candidate for the 15th District  Elections are supposed to be about ideas; about improving…

3 years ago

433,000 L.A. County Households Still Lack A Broadband Internet

Giselle Carrillo, founder of Los Courage Camps Perhaps no resource has become more invaluable as a result of the pandemic…

3 years ago

Voters Haven’t Read the “Red Wave” Script

If the Republican success in outlawing abortion has at long last awakened a sleeping giant of pro-choice sentiment within the…

3 years ago

LA City Hall Scandal­ — Democrats, It’s Time to Meet the Moment

In one single instance, the worst fears of Blacks in Los Angeles were confirmed in graphic detail — the top…

3 years ago