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Our critic Charles McNulty found wisdom in the classics amid election woes. Here’s what our readers think.
A reader who was with her late wife for 33 years says she watched her siblings go through numerous divorces and marriages.
Two back-to-back letters in the L.A. Times show how the draft affected young people differently during the Vietnam War.
A ballot initiative to make it easier to build publicly funded housing in the state was just dropped -- so what now, California?
The last, best hope of theocrats is that the conservative Supreme Court will rule in favor of laws like Louisiana’s Ten Commandments rule.
It is said that the biggest obstacle to filming in the state of California is the state of California. FilmLA’s permit fee increase proves it.
Protesters have the right to protect themselves — against COVID-19 and reprisals — by wearing masks. Banning them is wrong.
Democrats have kept hard-left members from taking over their party. Republicans have been consumed by their hard-right faction.
The editor of Streetsblog L.A. says that while Metro has security concerns, a ridership ‘doom spiral’ isn’t one of them.
Trump lied aggressively. Biden was often at a loss for words. Which would you rather have as president?
The debate between Trump and Biden will surely create more undecided voters, many of whom will stay home on Nov. 5.
Letters to the Editor: We admire you, Joe Biden, but your service to this country has come to an end
‘I urge you to view your debate performance and make up your own mind whether to pass the baton to one of the many qualified Democrats that this country has to offer,’ says a reader.
