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Prince Harry says he never heard the words ‘therapy’ or ‘coaching’ in the royal family, but Prince William has been diagnosed with “traumatic stress disorder” that has been “a big part of his life”….
Even during record heat, surprisingly few people go to L.A. cooling centers. Why? For $10,000, you can go inside to see and hear how it works. (Los Angeles) L.A. is no stranger to…
Endorsement: Four for Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, including members of UCLA’s Board of Regents. Background: President Barack Obama has called college graduation the “ultimate act of citizenship.” This is a…
As White House Presses for Booster Shots, Americans Are Slow to Get Them In the wake of President Trump’s widely applauded announcement that he would sign an executive order to reinstate the long-stalled program,…
George Floyd’s family threatens Kanye West with lawsuit for saying fentanyl killed Floyd, not police The family of Floyd’s murder victim, Eric Garner, is threatening to sue Kanye West over his claim in “Black…
Endorsement: Kenneth Mejia for city controller? by David F. Schram, The Arizona Republic If a political earthquake were to happen in Phoenix, the most probable candidate for mayor would be former city controller Kenneth…
Corporate economists say recession odds are greater than 50-50 By John J. Pitney – January 7, 2008 The nation entered a recession last year. The U.S. economy’s momentum and confidence were shaken. Economic models,…
Op-Ed: What happens when public schools lose students? As a school community member who attends many public schools, the answer to this question is “nothing.” For many years, public schools have had the largest…
Nicholas Goldberg: Karen Bass says she’ll protect Angelenos’ abortion rights. But can the mayor of L.A. really do that? With a history like hers, Angelenos are understandably skeptical of politicians who say they want…
California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim. The drought that has parched California’s West has long been seen as a test of water rights. But that was always…