I was pleased to read that the Legislature is again considering a bill that might make condominium construction a more reasonable proposition for developers. As the article correctly stated, there ...

While bureaucrats argue over how to stick water costs to consumers, there is a simple solution for water in the American West. Make Southern California build desalination plants, easing the burden on ...

I was stunned and disappointed to read that my city has decided to sue the BNSF railroad for taking sensible action by placing boulders along the sides of 11th Street. I drive there en route to the ...

In the gubernatorial debates and elsewhere, I keep hearing aspiring candidates refer to returning surplus money to the people. I would like a clarification in this term "surplus money." Those making ...

Is there plastic in that beer? And are we all becoming plastic people? They do say you are what you eat. Before you roll your eyes and think, “Another doomsday exaggeration from tree huggers,” read on ...

I've been told that at my age my beliefs are no longer valid in this nation's timeframe. My beliefs about my country are out of step with people's thoughts today. This may be true or not. I for one am ...

Jack Lavers' Community Voices, “Fear over facts: The politics of division” (May 7) makes good points. He says “some activists” make “absurd and deeply offensive comparisons… between Donald Trump and ...

Thanks to Spotlight PA and Votebeat, we now know that election fraud based on voter ID is ridiculously rare. Out of 61,000,000 votes cast over the course of a decade, only 2 might have been prevented ...