On Politics and Demographics
As California grows, it’s changing. Representation adjusts more slowly.
As California grows, it’s changing. Representation adjusts more slowly.
UCLA’s Voting Rights Project melds law, tactics and social science to protect the vote
Shrewd philanthropy and political acumen guide the work of the California Community Foundation
Organized labor is redefining California’s culture and politics
“Bringing the university into the streets”
White supremacists confront evidence that they are not only wrong — they are not even White
President Trump and his supporters claim illegal immigrants are bringing danger to America. They’re not.
Activists confront a history of pressure and progress in Boyle Heights
California leaders welcome and protect immigrants. Washington has had enough.
George Gascón, former LAPD officer and now district attorney of San Francisco, discusses sanctuary, policing and public safety.
Maria Elena Durazo has influenced Los Angeles politics for decades as a leader of a revived labor movement. Now she’s running for office.
Americans favor citizenship for those here, but worry about allowing more in.
As change roils Los Angeles communities, academics and city planners absorb new challenges.
Los Angeles faces a difficult future, but does so with resources and potential
Rick Meyer’s regularly appearing column takes a lighter look at politics and public affairs around the world. This month: The Cherry Tree
The debate over DACA involves real people. I’m one of them.
In the clash over California and national values, the stakes are high and the research compelling.