Isn’t it about time legislators stepped back before knee-jerk voting for things that may look like do-gooder plans?

By seeking to purge children from the internet, conservative lawmakers are denying young people the right to expression, speech, and creativity.

Jones-Sawyer, the progressive Democrat who chairs the Assembly Public Safety Committee, has been under fire recently for his policy positions, including when he recently tried killing a bill that would have codified child sex trafficking as a “serious” felony.

L.A. County can, and should, work on building trust in public mental health by building a system that works. But to do that, it will need to proceed responsibly—and it will need to invest in jails.

Trust is the lifeblood of community-oriented policing, and it is especially essential to reach marginalized groups.

It’s unseemly to try to manipulate the state constitution in order to defeat the taxpayer protections enshrined by Proposition 13.

Homelessness is an exceedingly difficult issue on its own, but it’s made infinitely worse when public officials can’t cooperate on how to approach it.

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California is blocking two Stanford University education professors from testifying on behalf of a group of students who say the state’s COVID response hurt historically disadvantaged students.

Consumer welfare should be the sole standard for antitrust law.