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The man who choked Jordan Neely was acquitted. "After all," says a reader, Neely "was mentally ill and homeless, and he used synthetic marijuana."

Responding to state officials promising to fight deportations, a reader asks: 'What about laws that make it a crime to enter the U.S. without permission?'

'The Late Great Planet Earth' was a huge bestseller. Its message about the Book of Revelation explains why evangelical Christians turned away from social activism. When they turned back, they also turned right.

Small landlords in L.A. took a huge hit because of pandemic rent freezes. Not allowing them to recoup enough to cover higher costs is forcing them to sell.

Since its inception, the plan has helped increase graduation rates and enrollment in AP and honors courses for Black students. LAUSD shouldn't change a program that's working.

Notice of potential measles exposures. Testing raw milk for bird flu. Vehicle safety recalls. Those who oppose government regulation might want to reconsider.

After the shocking killing of UnitedHealthcare Chief Executive Brian Thompson, readers examine a health system beset by high prices and coverage denials.

Proposition 187 and battles over illegal immigration are rapidly ceasing to define a Latino electorate that is increasingly U.S.-born and concerned about the economy.

The French mobilized to restore Notre Dame after the 2019 fire. Now, humanity must mobilize to restore the planet amid the threat of climate change.

The human rights group's report on the war with Hamas in Gaza acknowledges that prevailing interpretations of international law undermine its accusation.