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UCLA staff, from maintenance to the physicians, treated letter writer's wife and family with dignity and respect.

A reader argues that life on the streets has gotten so hard that officers are often in no-win situations.

'In plain language, it means we are entering into a dictatorship,' according to a Pasadena attorney.

To the editor: My wife and I have stayed at several resorts in Palm Springs that were family-friendly ("Adults-only hotels are all over California.

Now the left is making a lot of the same critiques, noting that this time the dystopian directive comes from the top of the federal government.

To the editor: Once again demonstrating his indifference to key facts, Elon Musk compares Amtrak unfavorably with other countries' passenger rail systems ("Amtrak CEO abruptly resigns from the nation's passenger railroad," March 20).

One reader likens today's political boycotts to those against Ford Motor Co. in the 1940s. Another wrote she won't 'dump' hers.

Reader disappointed with HBO affiliate's decision to remove treasured cartoons from streaming service.

It's outrageous that the city is still looking for ways to stop the project, years after it was approved.

The Democratic Party hasn't found a way to meet Trump's authoritarian moment, but if enough voters take to the streets in peaceful protest, change will come.