LA Times Column Sparks Debate Over Who California Elections Are Really Meant To Represent

LA Times Column Sparks Debate Over Who California Elections Are Really Meant To Represent

Debate over California’s primary system highlights broader tensions around representation, population, and political fairness. In a recent column circulated by the Los Angeles Times, political columnist George Skelton argued that California’s current election system may be producing unintended consequences, suggesting it could lead to a general election ballot without a Democratic candidate for governor. “It’s probably...

The Beat

Democracy

The Angeleno

Forward-thinking takes on LA's leading issues.

Your Gateway to Los Angeles News and Culture. Stay connected with the heartbeat of LA through our team on the ground, where we explore the latest happenings, trends, and vibrant cultural scene in the City of Angels.

EXPLORE

Newsom Under Fire for Backing Rioters Targeting Immigration Agents

Newsom Under Fire for Backing Rioters Targeting Immigration Agents

Governor and L.A. Mayor criticized for refusing to support law enforcement during violent riots sparked by ICE operations. California Governor ...

LA County Wildfires Force Evacuations and Trigger Federal Aid

LA County Wildfires Force Evacuations and Trigger Federal Aid

Thousands Evacuated as Wildfires Rage Across LA County, Federal Resources Mobilized to Assist Response Southern California is facing a crisis ...

LA Urban Policy Roundtable Urges LAUSD to Form Anti-Vandalism Task Force

LA Urban Policy Roundtable Urges LAUSD to Form Anti-Vandalism Task Force

Calls grow for immediate action as schools face escalating break-ins and thefts. The Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable is pressuring ...

An Authentic Guide to St. Patrick’s Day in LA

An Authentic Guide to St. Patrick’s Day in LA

With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, Los Angeles residents are gearing up to celebrate in style at the ...