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The Race-Obsessed L.A. City Council Oct. 20, 2022
In a leaked tape, three members of the all-Democrat (plus one independent) Los Angeles City Council,... Read More
From Pot to Jaywalking, Pay Compensation to Those Hurt by Repealed Laws Oct. 07, 2022
Whether it's a soaring literary classic like "Les Miserables "or generic Hollywood product like "The... Read More
Warped 'Compassion' Destroys Society Aug. 25, 2022
Thousands of years of civilizations (of all sorts) have demonstrated that there are certain foundati... Read More
Like a Dystopia, Only California Jul. 27, 2022
There were 195 fires in homeless encampments in Oakland, California, over two years that ended in Ma... Read More
California Democrats Had To Educate the Media Jun. 09, 2022
A bad habit in our public discourse is to simplify voter behavior according to party labels. Thus, w... Read More
COVID Is Coming Back May. 21, 2022
Shh. It's bad enough that the economy is going to hell. Don't tell anyone, but COVID is coming back.... Read More
People Are Fleeing the Self-harm Progressives Inflicted on Their Own Cities Apr. 29, 2022
In recent weeks, I've noted how, as COVID-19 mask mandates fall by the wayside, the nation has been ... Read More
Discover a Mountain Resort Town Close to Downtown Los Angeles Apr. 17, 2022
By Athena Lucero "This looks like a resort," a friend said as we drove past the town square in Sierr... Read More
Fear of Crime Apr. 14, 2022
The shots were fired 3,000 miles away, but they were heard across the nation. In a flash, the sense... Read More
Moviegoers Will Love the Academy Award Museum Apr. 09, 2022
By Bonnie and Bill Neely We were delighted to visit the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Arts and S... Read More
Homeless Activists End Debate: Is Los Angeles Ready for a Billionaire Mayor? Mar. 24, 2022
Five mayoral candidates were on the "bimah" at a synagogue in the San Fernando Valley last week to d... Read More
Prehistoric Creatures Rule in the Middle of Los Angeles Feb. 26, 2022
By Bonnie and Bill Neely In the heart of Los Angeles, we discovered an area that was inhabited for t... Read More
Fear of Crime Feb. 24, 2022
The guy was coming out of the dry cleaners on a pleasant Saturday morning. He was walking over to th... Read More
When Rough Sex Is Too Rough Feb. 12, 2022
What happens when you have sex that is so rough that the woman ends up with two black eyes and real ... Read More
Chaos and Crime Are Not Homeless Jan. 30, 2022
New Yorker Michelle Go was pushed in front of a moving subway train, Sandra Shells was waiting for a... Read More
Crimes Are Crimes, No Matter How Petty Jan. 26, 2022
There's nothing petty about petty crime. Tolerate it, and society descends into disorder. You're sta... Read More
'Licorice Pizza': Squalls of Flak Suddenly Surround One of the Year's Most Lovable Movies Dec. 31, 2021
Paul Thomas Anderson's "Licorice Pizza" may not be a full-on coming-of-age classic; it's a little di... Read More
The Death of California Dec. 15, 2021
In "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," Victor Hugo told the tale of Esmerelda, a gypsy dancer falsely acc... Read More
Crime Is Back Dec. 09, 2021
On Thanksgiving weekend, a rash of smash-and-grab robberies at some of the most expensive malls (Cen... Read More
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Is Ready for Its Close-up Oct. 31, 2021
By Jim Farber They're all here: ET pointing the way home; Dorothy's iconic ruby slippers; Charles Fo... Read More
