
Tim Whyte | No Passing on the COVID Course
I got my first COVID-19 shot the other day, and it brought back childhood memories. Nope, not painful memories of getting my shots. I’m not a wimp, for cryin’ out

I got my first COVID-19 shot the other day, and it brought back childhood memories. Nope, not painful memories of getting my shots. I’m not a wimp, for cryin’ out

One hundred days ago, I stood inside Sacramento’s Golden 1 Arena, raised my right hand, and was sworn in as the assemblywoman representing our community. It was a surreal experience,

It’s my friend Laura Raynor’s birthday tomorrow, Saturday. Friends are flying in, some are here already. From all over the world, calls keep coming, asking for updates. Some know my

In a recent conversation with a progressive acquaintance, he said it is imperative to confront any of “those people” who voted for Donald Trump with the facts. Aggressively. After questioning

I would never impeach a president for lying. They all do it. My problem with Joe Biden is he has the same problem I have at 84 years of age.

Sometimes semantics matter. We just had International Women’s Day, and in the United States March is Women’s History Month. A lot of folks have been rightly recognizing women’s achievements. The

Re: Alan Ferdman commentary, “Congestion Pricing and Toll Roads,” March 4: Metro’s Traffic Reduction Study is exploring if, where, and how a pilot program with congestion pricing and additional transportation

There once was a mailman who decided to “help” the people on his route by tossing out “bad mail.” His name was George Google. His mailman buddies Tom Twitter and

Rep. Mike Garcia willingly joined the Republican attack on our nation’s democratic process. Garcia’s condemnation of violence rings hollow in light of his continued complicity in the seditious actions of

Most people are concerned about all the negative effects of climate change, a recent Yale survey found. Large majorities of voters support policies to reduce carbon pollution and promote clean

Recent tax law changes, the pandemic and an underfunded IRS have coincided to make the current tax season exceptionally difficult for both taxpayers and tax practitioners who prepare tax returns.

Part 3 of 5 (Part 2 appeared March 9). All the president was asking for was an audit – a double check to verify the validity of the ballots cast

Do your conservative columnists realize how childish and unprofessional they seem when they write things like, “She is now embarrassed to reveal her state of residence” in their bios? If

In my last Signal column, I reported that our L.A. County issuing site for the COVID-19 vaccines at Six Flags Magic Mountain was greatly overstaffed and highly inefficient. I hate

No more cancel culture nonsense! The logo of the Hart High School “Indians” is as appropriate today as it was at its inception 75 years ago. A “racist” is defined

I met Mike Garcia two years ago in a coffee shop in Saugus. He told me he was planning to challenge Katie Hill for the 25th Congressional District seat. I

By David Hegg At some point it was inevitable that I would opine about love. I must confess that the urge had come up quite often but I’ve always been

At one of the most crucial times in our modern history, with an unforeseen pandemic lockdown and a highly contentious election, the fallout from both leaves an uncertainty in our

For eight years, from 2008 to 2016, regulation saddled America’s economy, ironically priming Donald Trump’s history-making recovery. So how was he defeated? The same way… with regulation (alongside “emergency” election

District Attorney George Gascón is a cagey one, that’s for sure. This week, there’s been a lot of media buzz about the potential that Gascón will dismantle or neuter the