Category: Opinion

Like swallows returning to Capistrano, state legislators come back to Sacramento as each new year begins, ready to peck away...

It turns out that understanding the federal government’s late-December decision on where to site the testing of unmanned aircraft in...

Nat Trives was first elected to the Santa Monica City Council in 1971 and was re-elected in 1975. He served...

Gov. Jerry Brown hasn’t yet said whether he’ll run for a new term as governor, his fourth overall. Aides like...

Early January is usually a downtime in the co-dependent businesses of government and news, replete with vacation breaks for many....

During the Ming Dynasty in China the Mongols were removed from the throne, literature became more important, schools were created,...

Every once in awhile, California gets a major public official who thrives on telling the unvarnished truth. In recent history,...

In any normal election year, most public attention, newspaper headlines and television reportage centers on top-of-the-ticket jobs like president, governor...

Give the Republican Party credit: After drawing fewer than 23 percent of Latino votes in the last presidential election, the...