This Week Zócalo Minds Your Business
We Get Involved In Your Diet, Your Jury Duty Evasion, and Your Mayoral Elections in Places We Don't Live
One Man, Two Votes—Why Not?: Zócalo’s California Editor and South Pasadena resident Joe Mathews argues that with L.A’s miserably low turnout in city elections, the city needs all the voters it can get. So why shouldn’t he vote in both L.A. and South Pasadena? Besides, wouldn’t permitting neighboring non-residents to vote in L.A. elections, or in the elections of any major California regional city, be good for us all?
California’s Successful Dilettantes: We owe a lot to California’s tinkerers—the free spirits and freethinkers who know a little about a lot of things and just …
