Letters to the Editor

A reader says the Constitution vests the president with executive authority, and the president has authorized Elon Musk’s work.

Two members of the Dayton family, which founded the Target Corp., express dismay over the company’s rollback of DEI programs.

Dungeness crab fishers using convention equipment face peril. Thankfully, ‘pop-up’ equipment can save the whales and their jobs.

Vice President JD Vance questioned the judiciary’s power to check the president. Readers worry what this means for our democracy.

Karen Bass is smart, so why did she demonstrate such poor judgment in approving a three-month, $500,000 salary for L.A.’s fire recovery czar?

English, with about a third of its words rooted in French, is a prime example of how language transforms based on society.

A lot can change before the 2028 Olympics. Voters must right the ship in Washington and L.A. must prioritize rebuilding after the fires.

Bel-Air in 1961. Laguna Niguel in 2022. When will we learn the lesson that compromising with the realities of fire is futile?

Trump and Netanyahu really just want the Palestinians to give up. What they’ll get instead is more violence and instability.

There are legal ways to enact fiscal responsibility. Having an unelected billionaire target federal agencies isn’t one of them.

Readers weigh on in whether it’s proper to rebuild homes along PCH in Malibu when Californians have the right to access the coast.

Those who buy into Christian nationalism refuse to learn that the founders established this country as explicitly secular.