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'This is sadly reminiscent of the nation shoving colonization down our Indigenous throats,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'The transition from public funding to a thriving private market ahead is a classic California innovation story. It's important to keep improving our investment strategies,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'In part, the high level of frustration is due to recognition that the LAX people mover is going to have a major positive impact on the air travel experience for millions of Southern Californians and for visitors from around the world for decades to ...

'While the city may have legitimate concerns about unauthorized street markings, [Jonathan] Hale's intentions are to improve public safety, and his actions may have even saved lives,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

But the idea could be undercut before it even takes effect if California's utilities commission raises every household's fixed charges.

When we're exposed to constant news alerts, each outrage is soon eclipsed by the next. If you check the news only once a day, it's easier to see the full horror.

Every seat in the House is up for election, as well as many senators and state and local offices. And there are ballot measures too. Make your opinion count.

'The inconvenient truth is that by the time a "good guy with a gun" responds, shots have already been fired. But in America, that's a gamble too many are willing to take,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'The only way California would take a hit as big as the tax opponents warn is if the billionaires actually moved all their companies (rather than just themselves) out of state,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Education about consent is essential. But we must also educate witnesses: the roommate who sees someone too intoxicated to give consent, the friend who hears degrading talk,' writes an L.A. Times reader.