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At Toronto, hunting for the next 'Obsession' on the banks of Lake Whatever
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (382+ words) For 10 days, the center of the cinematic universe is the Toronto International Film Festival, whose closest geographical landmark is currently a ludicrous controversy. “Welcome to TIFF and welcome to the beautiful shore of — say it with me — Lake Ontario,” festival…...
Letters to the Editor: Readers disagree over a major wildfire bill that’s united Congress
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (210+ words) FOFA would offer proactive forest management to address wildfire risk by removing regulatory barriers to expedite critical forest projects while preserving core environmental safeguards. The bill implements forest thinning and removal of dead and diseased trees to reduce fire intensity,…...
Commentary: Reaction to columnist’s latest crash is painfully predictable
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (868+ words) I predict you’re going to hate this column. Which means you’ll love it. As an embarrassingly large number of readers often remind me, I own the Pulitzer Prize for Pitiful Prognostication. Beginning with that fateful moment 25 years ago when I…...
Pratt voters could play pivotal role in deciding L.A.’s next mayor
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (1392+ words) More than 300,000 Los Angeles voters who cast ballots for losing candidates in the mayoral primary are up for grabs in the Nov. 3 runoff between Karen Bass and Nithya Raman, and their decisions could determine who will lead the city for…...
Commentary: Abandoned properties, fire hazards. Are L.A. mayor candidates part of the fix, or the problem?
2+ day, 34+ min ago (1140+ words) Labor Day is behind us, election day is less than two months away, and the question before Los Angeles voters is this: Can anyone run this city? Two fires at abandoned properties, one in Studio City and the other on…...
Mailbag: Please treat Newport Heights' charm carefully
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (398+ words) How does one reconcile the new changes with the old? Slowly, if you want to maintain the character and the rapport of a neighborhood. Newport Heights happens to be a charming place to live because of that mixture of the…...
The Power of Immunology: Why California Should Vote Yes on Prop 38
6+ day, 13+ hour ago (665+ words) This fall, California voters have a chance to put politics aside and act on an issue that affects us all by supporting medical research to treat and cure the most devastating diseases of our time. Proposition 38, the California Immunology and…...
Fountain Valley potluck returns with large servings of community
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (515+ words) The world record for biggest potluck is still up for grabs, but the point of the OC Around the Table event lies much deeper than notoriety. The second annual community potluck will be held Sunday, Sept. 27 at 3 p.m. at Mile Square…...
Letters to the Editor: Sonny Angels and other dolls are turning some stores into casinos for kids
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (164+ words) Los Angeles Times To the editor: Hooray! Someone besides me sees stores like JapanLA for what they are (“How a cute L.A. Hello Kitty shop became a target for TikTok trolls,” Sept. 4). They are casinos wrapped up in cute packages,…...
Letters to the Editor: The plastics industry loves the status quo. Consumers are the ones who pay
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (244+ words) To the editor: I read with interest about the plastics industry’s attempts to delay or defeat Senate Bill 54, the Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act (“Who’s behind the secretive multimillion-dollar campaign to crush California’s landmark plastics law?,” Sept....