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The slow death of the California dream

Karen Bass

Policy

The slow death of the California dream

The Romans built aqueducts stretching hundreds of miles in less time than it takes to permit an outbuilding in California — and their aqueducts actually held water

Riva-Melissa Tez

When is a fire an earthquake?

When it opens a gaping hole under failed politicians and their policies

Charles Lipson

Angelenos are learning who their real friends are

Residents remain in fight-or-flight mode, dealing with emotions and reality of loss

Matt Bilinsky

Jose Andrés’s mixed emotions

Plus: Rooting for you guys

Cockburn

DC Diary

Was the left right about Emperor Trump?

Plus: Biden givens his final presidential interview

The Spectator

Campaign 2022
November 10, 2022
The battle for Los Angeles drags on
Forty-eight hours since the polls closed, LA has managed to count a whopping 40 percent of the votes
Matt Bilinsky
Campaign 2022
November 8, 2022
Rich, scared celebs back pseudo-Republican Rick Caruso for LA mayor
They’re bucking progressive orthodoxy in favor of public safety
Cockburn
Politics
October 17, 2022
Los Angeles will never be multicultural heaven
As the Nury Martinez tape shows, many aren’t seeking a post-racial mecca
Gilbert T. Sewall
Campaign 2022
August 23, 2022
The City of Angels is in free-fall
The mirage called Hollywood is not the greater Los Angeles reality
Gilbert T. Sewall
December 12, 2020
The Great Kamala Race-Off
In 2020 California, all politics is racial
Cockburn
Politics
August 5, 2020
Who does Trump want?
The President wants a Biden VP candidate who convinces diehard ideologues to stay home
Amber Duke
Politics
July 16, 2020
How will Biden pick his VP?
Biden’s choice may reflect his confidence in winning come November
Luke Thompson

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