30 years later: genocide still scars Rwanda
The Rwandan genocide points to the fragility of civilization – and to the unspeakable evils...
editorials
Norma Torres vs. a QAnoner, part three
Candidates like Cargile are representative of the weakened, and cheapened, state of California’s civic culture.
Proposition 28 funding, intended to supplement arts funding in schools, is being misused
In a triumph of hope over experience, this editorial board endorsed Proposition 28, the Arts...
The California Legislature should make it easier to evict squatters
It’s time for the Legislature to act before this relatively small problem becomes yet another...
NIMBY law happily not on the ballot
The idea that local control for California cities is a good thing for their citizenry...
18 months after deputies killed Savannah Graziano, some clarity finally emerges
Law-enforcement professionals and those in the legal system in general at all levels from the...
Former Controller Betty Yee is unqualified to be governor of California
The state needs a chief executive who at least can file fiscal documents on time.
Don’t blame insurers’ woes on the climate
California’s progressive leaders have a nasty habit of evading responsibility on key issues by blaming...
How many jobs will California’s $20 fast-food minimum wage kill?
Costs are piling up like spoiled ketchup on a rancid burger patty.
Will California taxpayers foot the bill for state’s big deficits?
California lawmakers are scrambling to figure out how to deal with the state’s massive budget...