Golden State Report
Golden State Report, Josh Gohlke, Paul Thornton, Mariel Garza, Jon Regardie, Oscar Garza, Adam Henig, Robert Greene, Joel BellmanYour source for fearless, informed news and commentary in California, via Los Angeles. Founded by Mariel Garza and Paul Thornton, former editors and writers at the L.A. Times Opinion section, Golden State Report is independent. No billionaires control us.
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Rae Huang is one of two major candidates challenging Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass from the left. She says the incumbent has tried to undermine a voter-approved tax for funding shelter and services for homeless people and has failed to use t...
Not much drama, but plenty at stake in the West Valley council race
From left, L.A. City Council District 3 candidates Tim Gaspar, Barri Worth Girvan and C.R. Celona. (Photos courtesy of the candidate’s campaigns)
Jon Regardie is a veteran Los Angeles journalist who has contributed to dozens of local and n...
Damn the polls. Vote your values for governor.
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Are you, like me, still on the fence about the California governor’s ra...
Adam Miller is an L.A. City Hall outsider. But he's not Spencer Pratt
Adam Miller is running as a change-making outsider. But he wants voters to understand that his experience makes him fundamentally different from Spencer Pratt.
In an interview with Golden State, Miller emphasized his business background bu...
The subway I have been waiting for my entire L.A. life
Passengers at the Wilshire / La Brea station take pictures of an arriving D Line train on the extended subway's first day of service May 8. (Credit: Paul Thornton)
David L. Ulin’s “American Flash Fiction: An Anthology” will be published by...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Fearless and informed news and commentary from California via Los Angeles.
Writer and editor; Los Angeles Times defector; Philadelphia Inquirer, San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento Bee alumnus; semicolon enthusiast. This is just, like, my opinion, man.
Co-founder of Golden State Report, editor and journalist, lifelong Californian.
Co-founder and executive editor of Golden State and Golden State Report and veteran California journo for: LA Times, Sacbee, Los Angeles Daily News, among others. Many others.
I love Los Angeles, and also the machinations that make L.A. so L.A.
Writer and professor at USC Annenberg School of Journalism
Adam Henig is the author of four books, including “Watergate's Forgotten Hero: Frank Wills, Night Watchman” and “Baseball's Outcast: The Story of Ron LeFlore.”
Robert Greene is a journalist based in Los Angeles
Recovering print and broadcast journalist, political aide, essayist, UCLA Extension journalism instructor
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