Politics

No Kings — From Our Smallest Towns to Our Largest Cities

When the founders stood up to King George, they were told it was impossible. But they won. When abolitionists fought…

2 months ago

The Case for a General Strike

Johnson was alluding to the enslaved Black people who launched the nation’s first general strike during the Civil War. Following…

2 months ago

Victims Without Victimizers

It is time to stop trying to make the market do good. It is time to stop trying to fuse…

2 months ago

Voter Registration Deadline Approaching for 2025 Statewide Special Election

Register by Oct. 20 to Receive a vote by mail ballot; In-person Voting Begins Oct. 25 LOS ANGELES – The…

3 months ago

Padilla, Peters File Amicus Brief Opposing Trump Administration’s Illegal Ploy to Purge Voter Rolls

The Senators warned that the requests for statewide voter registration files seek personally identifying and confidential information, including voting history,…

3 months ago

Ai Weiwei’s Turandot

The revolutionary artist and iconoclastic activist’s selection of this opera, once banned in China, aligns with his challenging of norms.…

3 months ago

Updates: Harbor Area Peace Patrol, Oct. 8, ICE Kidnappings

The Harbor Area Peace Patrol reported that 13 local residents were confirmed detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, with…

3 months ago

No Kings Two

While a broad show of strength on Oct. 18 is important, continuing to build the underlying long-term organized resistance is…

3 months ago

When Punk Gets Punked by Politics

In normal times, Collins’ political leanings might not have mattered much. But these aren’t normal times. Democratic-led cities increasingly feel…

3 months ago

Registrar-Recorder Presents Update on Readiness for Nov. 4 Special Election

Logan cited the reduced number of vote centers that will open for in-person voting for this special election—only 251 countywide—as…

3 months ago