The L.A. Times' undead 'editorial board' rises to go after Prop. 40
The billionaire-owned newspaper publishes its first editorial since March 2025 — despite not having any editorial writers — to oppose the billionaire tax. What gives?
The billionaire-owned newspaper publishes its first editorial since March 2025 — despite not having any editorial writers — to oppose the billionaire tax. What gives?
It doesn't require state and local governments in California to adopt public campaign financing systems, only lifts an outdated ban.
The billionaire-owned newspaper publishes its first editorial since March 2025 — despite not having any editorial writers — to oppose the billionaire tax. What gives?
The sale of sensitive user information to third parties increasingly puts immigrants at risk of arrest by federal agents. A state bill would fight that.
A California family’s vacation to Austin and San Antonio shows an abundant housing reality in a place that could be too hot for people.
The young men sucked into the back hole of extreme beauty standards and misogyny need help, not ridicule.
She had doubts about the use of AI in filmmaking, but talking to experts and doing some research softened her views.