Latest
Writing letters to the editor
From the Letters Editor
More Letters
Dist. Atty. George Gascón has been the target of recall efforts and numerous votes of no confidence. His Democratic Party affiliation shouldn’t matter.
A reader who underwent fertility treatment explains why patients create and freeze multiple embryos.
“Last Thursday, I watched Biden make sense for more than an hour in his State of the Union address,” says a 76-year-old reader. “That’s good enough for me.”
Letters to the Editor: Alec Baldwin’s conviction in the ‘Rust’ shooting case just became less likely
The ‘Rust’ armorer, upon whom Alec Baldwin relied for prop-gun safety, has been convicted. That’s good news for the actor’s defense.
Too often, a handful of NIMBYs can shout down better bike lanes and sidewalks. Measure HLA’s decisive victory showed they’re a small minority.
Israel isn’t just killing thousands of Palestinians in Gaza; it’s also physically destroying a way of life. That’s genocide.
A rating system for encouraging filmmakers to portray climate change might help, but themes like water scarcity and rampant consumerism already abound in movies.
Section 3 of the 14th Amendment is clear: Someone who violated his constitutional oath cannot be president. The Supreme Court effectively nullified that.
Supporters of Barbara Lee or Katie Porter shouldn’t have had to worry about sending Steve Garvey to the runoff. Ranked-choice voting could help.
Did the state legislator pushing a pet-friendly rental bill ever consider that some tenants don’t want to live in a building with dogs and cats?
“Yes or no” isn’t the right question to ask about the $16-billion Delta tunnel. We should be weighing it against possibly better alternatives.
Sometimes, embryos attach outside the uterus, presenting serious risk to the mother. But if embryos are children, treating this condition could be murder.
