Politics

Barragán Briefs: Rep. Calls to Expand Access to Glucose Monitoring and Leads Bicameral Opposition to New EPA Rule

  Rep. Nanette Barragán Urges HHS Secretary to Expand Access to Life-Saving Glucose Monitoring Technology Washington, D.C. — Rep. Nanette…

5 months ago

Millions March on May Day, Denounce Threats of U.S. Invasion

  HAVANA, Cuba — World Outlook reported, beginning at 3:30 a.m., May 1, Cuban working people from all over this…

5 months ago

Letters to the Editor: Port’s Pollution Claims and Call to Organize After “No Kings”

“Green” in Name Only: Ports Face Fresh Legal Blow Over Pollution Claims All credit to Earthjustice and Communities for a…

5 months ago

Trump Sues Himself

OP/ED Billions of taxpayer dollars could end up in the pocket of the president Dan Rather and Team Steady As…

5 months ago

Shared Ground, Different Approaches

  Davis and Iqbal-Zubair Lead Competitive AD 65 Race Random Lengths News recently interviewed the widely perceived frontrunners, Fatima Iqbal-Zubair…

5 months ago

Balancing Growth and Community

  Tim McOsker Talks Housing, Care, and the Harbor’s Future   Earlier this month, 15th District representative, Councilmember Tim McOsker…

5 months ago

Charter Reform Recommendations Come To City Council Rules Committee

  Recommendations from the LA City Charter Reform Commission will be considered by LA City Council's rules committee over a…

6 months ago

Blessed Aren’t The Warmongers

  Some Moral Arguments Are Complicated. Not these. Contrary to some headlines, there is not a feud between Pope Leo…

6 months ago

Do You Ever Wonder How We Got Here?

In the 1980s, there were some 60,000 blue-collar workers, men and women, working on or near the waterfront. Before the…

6 months ago

Poetry Through Chaos

Based on the remarkable Long Beach Youth Poet Laureate Showcase Reading last month, these youth are all right. However, their…

6 months ago