Incumbent Paul Koretz has our vote for representing the 5th District – partly because of his know-how, partly because of his feasible ideas, but mostly because he is a far better candidate than his opponent. Read more...
Editorials
Editorials, Opinion
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March 4, 1:01 am
Emanuel Pleitez provides worthy ideas for future development
Although Emanuel Pleitez is running a grassroots campaign and is currently not favored to win, he has developed interesting ideas that are worth considering regardless of who ultimately wins office. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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March 4, 1:00 am
Mark Herd lacks complete grasp of a councilmember’s role
We do not think Mark Herd is qualified to take over for current councilmember Paul Koretz, because Herd offered unrealistic or shallow solutions to problems, both in Westwood and at the city level. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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March 4, 12:59 am
Jan Perry strong on education plan, but lacks job creation blueprint
Jan Perry’s understanding of the Los Angeles Unified School District and her thoughtfulness in other policy areas make her a candidate we would trust as mayor. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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March 4, 12:53 am
Eric Garcetti presents thorough plans for city and students
This board endorses Eric Garcetti for mayor because he understands the specific problems that different parts of Los Angeles face and has tailored solutions for each, along with economically feasible ways of funding their implementation. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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March 4, 12:45 am
Editorial: University relations should be priority for City Hall
It is in the best interest of both UCLA and the city government – and most importantly, of the Angelenos voting on Tuesday – for the relationship between the city’s higher education institutions and City Hall to grow. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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February 28, 12:14 am
Editorial: ASUCLA should act quickly to ensure display of historical wall mural
Three years after a Daily Bruin article prompted Associated Students UCLA to contemplate exposing a mural that has been covered for more than 20 years, ASUCLA is responding to student pressure to restore the mural. Read more...