Staff and Wire Reports LOS ANGELES — William Briggs is stepping down from the Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners after four years on the […]
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Local brewery receives top honors at national brewing expo
By Emilie St. John Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — Locally based brewery Crowns & Hops continues to expand its footprint after being named the winner of […]
CalKIDS: You May Have a College Fund
Does Your Child Have College Savings They Don’t Know About The state is directly investing money for low-income students and all newborns to attend college. […]
‘We Needed Wonder Woman’
Newsom Cuts To Foster Care, Child Services Worry Families Some California social services programs helping foster kids and families in crisis could lose all funding […]
State Constitutional Change Needed
If California Wants To Get Serious About Homelessness When we make housing a constitutional right, we obligate state and local governments to amend and create […]
Guv on Healthcare: Let Them Eat Cake?
It’s the Single Largest Cut in Gavin Newsom’s New Budget Gov. Gavin Newsom contends his budget maintains core health care services for Californians. Doctors and […]
America and Political Violence
How to Protect California Politicians Facing Rampant Threats With continuing concerns about political violence, a bill would allow candidates and elected officials to use campaign […]
An Upset Brewing in Succeeding Schiff?
Don’t Congratulate Democratic Darling Laura Friedman Just Yet Departing Rep. Adam Schiff has been accused by his party’s progressives of campaign tactics that allowed him […]
UC Head Had a De-escalation Plan
So How Did We Get a Night of Violence at UCLA? The University of California’s campus safety plan was designed to calm protests by limiting […]
LA Quality of Life at a Record Low
Why Political Leaders Shouldn’t Ignore Those Survey Results Some local officials may simply ignore the results of UCLA’s annual quality-of-life survey of Los Angeles, which […]