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Opiate overdoses worry us all, but many people are cavalier about the one drug that’s almost impossible to avoid. It’s even worse at the holidays.
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From the top of the ticket to local ballot measures, California voters this year are grappling with major decisions that will shape their lives and communities for years to come.
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An ‘exhausted majority’ is more interested in a competent government, not the red vs. blue battles of elites trying to gain political power.
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Stud Country, a Los Angeles-based queer country western line dancing event, was created to preserve Los Angeles’ little known 50-plus-year queer line dancing tradition.
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California lawmakers and the City Council are undoing counterproductive policies requiring developers to widen roads in front of their projects.
The president-elect should redouble his earlier efforts to emphasize skills over college degrees.
The COP29 climate summit ending Friday was dispiriting in many respects, as is the broader picture. But there’s hope and good reason to persist in this effort.
