LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Banning Kratom would simply deprive many relief patients without opioids
August 27, 2025 8 am pt To the editor: The call of food and medicines administration to classify 7-hydroximitragynine (7-OH)…
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Collaborator: So regulators can simply establish rules for intestine now?
If you believe that federal regulators are concerned with the formulation of policies based on data -based evidence, a case…
Editorial: How to end Southern California's smog streak? Reduce pollution from railroads and ports
Southern California is in the midst of a smog streak, with more than 50 consecutive days of air pollution so…
We found dangerous pesticides hidden in legal cannabis
Currently, California does not conduct independent checks on pesticide levels in cannabis sold to consumers or on the accuracy of…
Privacy and AI rules aimed at Big Tech could hurt small businesses
As U.S. lawmakers and regulators consider policies born out of their concerns about Big Tech, such as data privacy and…
Air quality is not just a port problem. Regulators are failing elsewhere
To the editor: The editorial about the South Coast Air Quality Management District's sloppy management of port pollution was a…
A $24 monthly energy fee? It's time for solar users to go off the grid
To the editor: The year was 2004. California had already passed net metering laws to encourage residents and businesses to…
Editorial: Even with tax and fee increases, Southern California water is still pretty cheap
It's the most frustrating part of conservation. To save water, you tear up the grass, shorten your shower time, collect…
Wells Fargo says consent order linked to 2016 scandal lifted
Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO Charlie Scharf attends The Future of Everything presented by The Wall Street Journal at Spring…
Policymakers trying to catch up with the rise of AI in healthcare
Lawmakers and regulators in Washington are starting to debate how to regulate artificial intelligence in healthcare, and the AI industry…