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'Proposition 45 offers a comprehensive solution. It establishes clear, enforceable timelines, cuts costly delays and limits frivolous lawsuits,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

Gov. Gavin Newsom should be wary of blanket commutation, which substitutes one individual's judgment for the deliberative process of justice.

There's an enormous difference between declining to provide military assistance and deliberately interfering with Ukraine's ability to defend itself.

It's difficult to see how just a bit more taxing and spending will solve France's problems.

'The feds made a similar claim in August about 16,000 Nevada voters. They later reduced that number to 185 and Nevada officials subsequently verified that all 185 were legal citizens,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Cruise's celebrity notwithstanding, there's a definite distinction between greatness and notability,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

An L.A. Times reader criticizes the 'tone-deaf, patriarchal symphony that continues to play us with its jagged notes.'

'[Contributing writer Veronique de Rugy] doesn't mention whether or not lifting the cap on Social Security contributions might be an option. She ignores whether or not taxing capital gains and dividend income at ordinary income rates is an option,' . ...

'While details are indeed scarce, Becerra's intention of making healthcare more affordable for Californians is commendable. Sadly, conservatives' reactions to plans like this are tiresomely predictable,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Have fans throughout your house. Bring in the cool air at night (sometimes it does not cool down much, but it's cooler than at the peak of the day). These "passive cooling" strategies really work,' writes an L.A. Times reader.