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Letters to the Editor: L.A.’s exclusionary zoning is pushing our community heroes farther away
‘How much longer will city leaders fight to preserve the ossifying Los Angeles of yesterday, with 74% of its residential land zoned for single-family homes, before we finally call this a failed experiment?,’ an L.A. Times reader writes.
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VoicesLetters to the Editor: Dolly Parton’s talent won’t be forgotten, but her true legacy is kindness
‘Parton was there to remind us just how simple it is to connect on a human level, with her genuine smile and her authentic love for everyone,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
‘Commerce placed [Measure SL] on the ballot to comply with state election law and extend the terms of sitting councilmembers, not to grant additional terms,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
VoicesLetters to the Editor: Veterans don’t get enough support in transitioning back to civilian life
‘The violence that you are instructed to perform on orders and the violence that you witness, or become directly involved in, does not leave you when you take the uniform off,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
‘It is time for Catholics and all people of goodwill to oppose the MAGA way of politically and economically punishing others,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
‘California needs incentives that are robust, long-term, predictable and aggressively competitive, with the goal not merely of slowing the decline but bringing production back,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
