Opinion
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STREET BEAT: ‘Should people on public assistance be required to work?’
Alvin Issacs Los Angeles “Able-bodied people should be required to work. If you’re physically able to work … I think…
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How to make sure your special election ballot is counted
Shirley Weber By Shirley Weber Guest Columnist As voters across the state prepare to make their voices heard on Proposition…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Candidates for mayor face tough challenges to fix L.A.
Mayor Karen Bass is being challenged in next year mayoral election by former Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin…
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STREET BEAT: ‘Will the No Kings protests have an impact?’
Jessica Milner Los Angeles “I hope so. I don’t know how long it will take, but the government isn’t doing…
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A public reckoning for public water and public power
By William W. Funderburk, Jr. Guest Columnist Los Angeles is facing a reckoning — not just with infrastructure, but with…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Bodies found on city streets demand more attention
A Los Angeles County Medical Examiner vehicle is becoming a common sight as the number of people dying on the…
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ON THE MONEY: Agility wins in your body, brain and balance sheet
By John Grace Contributing Columnist As my parents and my wife’s parents rolled into their 90s, we realized we might…
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STREET BEAT: ‘Do you care about the government shutdown?’
Terri Thomas Los Angeles “I care very much. The Democrats need to stop allowing the Republicans to bowl them over…
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Despite setbacks, state is making progress on reparations
Erin Aubry Kaplan By Erin Aubry Kaplan Guest Columnist How do you advance Black reparations when the federal government has…
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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: USC isn’t above the law when it comes to legacy admissions
A statue of Tommy Trojan on the USC campus in South Los Angeles. Columnist Earl Ofari Hutchinson says the university…
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