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After World War II, the U.S. built a space program and interstate highways while keeping taxes high and our debt low. That changed in the 1980s.
A reader in Cayucos says businesses serve primarily tourists instead of residents because of short-term rentals, and little housing is available for workers.
People were scared and confused when the pandemic began. Now, we learn that Trump reportedly sent COVID-19 tests to Putin in 2020.
Population and economic growth in states governed by Republicans shows conservative principles work. The party will get along fine without Trump.
Trump’s and the Republicans’ lies about recent hurricanes paint the Democrats as far more powerful than any other political force around.
A reader who says he supports helping homeless people is skeptical of Measure A, a sales tax increase to fund housing and services.
Letters to the Editor: Show solidarity with Milton and Helene victims by demanding climate solutions
“Even if we stop the production of all greenhouse gasses, right now, the weather is going to get a lot worse,” says a reader.
Who are the problem drivers? All this attention on license renewal testing for seniors ignores the problems caused by phone use and teen drivers.
Put solar panels on every last area of developed land — parking lots, warehouse roofs, freeways — before wiping out more of our deserts.
The war between Hamas and Israel should end, but with a critical caveat: Israel must be safe from those who seek to destroy it.
Trump and his allies are sowing doubt about the 2024 election. Let’s not be overly optimistic about our future, says a reader.
‘The most important thing that can be done about this climate of lawlessness and thievery is to change the district attorney,’ says a reader.
