National Epilepsy Awareness Month: How a Hail Mary diet helped our daughter
November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month. The Epilepsy Foundation will tell you that one out of 26 people in the United States will develop the disease at some point during their lifetime.
My daughter has epilepsy and there's no reason to be silent about it
People feel uneasy about epilepsy and it appears mysterious but we must be more vocal to erase the stigma surrounding it.
FDA approves over-the-counter Narcan: Here's what it means
The FDA approval sets the overdose-reversing drug on course to become the first opioid treatment drug to be sold over the counter.
Perspective: To ground high-flying tantrums, keep your phone in your pocket
In America, conflict drives almost everything. And unless you are throwing drinks, cussing somebody out, or fighting on an airplane, social media and popular culture could care less about your existence.
Perspective: Democracy was in danger before Putin invaded — and not in Ukraine
Before Americans go running off to Europe to fight for democracy over there, we should probably shore up its firm foundations in this country first. That starts with securing the right to vote.
I waited a year in lockdown to see a movie at ArcLight, now I won't get to
Will someone step up to save ArcLight's Cinerama Dome?
Point of View: Are George Gascón's ideas progressive, dangerous or both?
When George Gascón was running for the Los Angeles County DA, he promised to "reform our justice system so it works for everyone."
Point of View: Fixing Metro train service
In a city with far too much traffic, with too many cars carrying just one person, you would think a mass transportation system would be embraced, right?
Point of View: California's bullet train
Remember the bullet train? This is a project the voters thought they wanted, but if they’re still paying attention, it’s clear there isn’t anywhere near enough money to complete this project. And in the great California tradition, the red tape is strangling it.