Across the country, high school seniors are making important choices about what comes next, while younger students are beginning to map out their own paths.
If you missed the CNN debate on May 5 or the May 6 California governor debate on KNBC, the moderator of which opened with a request to not have a “food fight” like the previous night’s CNN debate, here it is, sort of.
The unprovoked, illegal attack by Israel and the United States on Iran has destabilized the Middle East and brought disruption to the world's economy. I feel I must speak out for the sake of the people of the Middle East and the Jewish people.
I’m a Long Beach resident who was disappointed to see the opinion piece on my doorstep last week advocating for autonomous cars in Long Beach in preparation for the 2028 Olympics.
There are a little over 900 days until the LA28 Olympics commence, and while Long Beach City and the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee have already made their plans, a massive, overlooked problem is barreling toward us: traffic.
As a young LAPD recruit, the first thing I learned when I pinned on a badge was simple but profound: power must always be visible and accountable. A nameplate, a badge number, an agency insignia – those aren’t just pieces of metal and cloth.
As a former LAPD Deputy Chief, and before that a captain in South Central Los Angeles, I have lived through the history of police officers being assigned to schools.
Many years ago, as a newly minted New York City restaurant manager, I was reviewing the restaurant’s service contracts. I noted what appeared to be the exorbitant monthly trash collection charge.
What happened last week at Andres Car Wash and Coast Hand Car Wash was not immigration enforcement. It was a dragnet of terror. ICE agents stormed the Long Beach properties without judicial warrants, snatching up workers in defiance of a court order that explicitly prohibited raids of this kind.
