Letters to the Editor

Readers take issue with a writer who listed many pain points of travel, but excluded the damage to the planet caused by air travel.

The situation at MacArthur Park is intolerable. Give addicts who want treatment what they need, but don’t waste time on those who refuse help.

A reader who had polio as a child warns of what is to come if Robert Kennedy Jr. and an advisor who petitioned to end the polio vaccine have a role in U.S. healthcare.

All that data gathered by the tracking device on your wrist can become an obsession. There are better ways to judge a life.

Readers want the city to allot more money to its animal shelters. They also suggest promoting fostering and reduced-cost vet care to help more cats and dogs get adopted.

Being a principal is a 24/7, year-round job; it’s no wonder those in Los Angeles unionized, says a retired LAUSD administrator.

So long as Hanukkah isn’t deemed ‘Jewish Christmas,’ readers think there’s no reason to not enjoy holiday lights.

Many readers think the president-elect’s lawsuit is yet another act of retribution, though some think evidence will be found in discovery.

Readers concerned about the economy questioned a columnists’ position on a president’s role in American’s economic successes and failures.

Readers think the Social Security Fairness Act would help some of those who unjustly lost those benefits. But they worry the system won’t last.

Readers respond to a former administrator jailed for the Varsity Blues operations, saying she was a scapegoat.

Readers respond to an op-ed asking whether those in the armed services would follow unconstitutional orders from the president-elect.