It’s been a long two years since millions converged on Washington, D.C., for the Women’s March, an idea that grew out of a suggestion Teresa Shook, a Hawaii lawyer and educator, spontaneously made to some friends.
Like many Americans, she was shocked that Donald Trump, who had been accused by more...
How single-payer healthcare has divided Democrats in California's race for governorWhen Gavin Newsom campaigns on his support for a California single-payer healthcare system, he’s talking about more than the virtues of universal care. He’s trying to sell himself as a bold visionary.
When Antonio Villariagos… Read MoreVote on Southern California's investment in delta tunnel project could be a nail-biterWith the city of Los Angeles and Orange County on opposite sides, Southern California's role in financing a massive water delivery project is likely to hinge on a few smaller agencies.
In what will be a crucial decision, the … Read MoreOne dead, LAPD officer injured in Reseda shooting, police sayOne person was killed and a Los Angeles police officer was wounded in a shooting Monday morning in Reseda.
Officers were driving near Corbin Avenue and Hamlin Street at about 10 a.m. when they got a “LoJack hit” alerting them… Read MoreLakers are out, but buzz still builds for Western Conference playoffsThe Western Conference playoff race has the eye of the rest of the league, including Lakers coach Luke Walton, a former Golden State assistant, who thinks there is more than one serious threat to the Warriors this season.
The… Read MoreLos asesinatos generalizados de candidatos ensombrecen las elecciones mexicanasLos sicarios llegaron en motocicleta, a pleno mediodía; entraron al restaurante Toreo y, sin decir una palabra, abrieron fuego contra Antonia Jaimes Moctezuma.
Luego se alejaron; su misión estaba cumplida.
Jaimes era madre de… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment