The answer to the question about whether it’s appropriate to call one of President-elect Trump’s latest cabinet nominees by his made-for-TV handle “Dr. Oz” is all too obvious: Yes.

Every now and then former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger takes leave from making another movie to bequeath us his political wisdom.

Because free markets happened. Capitalism happened.

If they commit to supporting long-proven safe vaccinations while increasing transparency and freedom to make choices on newer vaccines, they stand a good chance of rebuilding America’s trust in our medical institutions.

Today most Americans will gather for a celebration that has become an American tradition that is worthy of extension.

If the largest county by population in the United States, Los Angeles, needed to have an elected mayor — which this editorial board very much does not believe to be the case — then it might as well be a figure such as former county Supervisor Zev Yarovslasky.

The real question is why insiders including board members refused to employ the investigatory powers they already hold.

Steel’s campaign may become a cautionary tale of the dangers of targeting a challenger’s identity in a district defined by its deeply connected and culturally proud community.

Running for an office simply because it would benefit your career is a horrible reason to run.

t’s a rare political development when a Republican, in California of all places, ousts an incumbent Democrat from political office. But that’s what happened in Orange County’s 37th state Senate District.