Letters to the Editor

Alzheimer’s ‘has blighted — and will continue to blight — millions of lives, affecting people from Ronald Reagan to Gene Hackman to one’s own family members,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.

‘The founding fathers wisely did not establish a state religion because history shows us the limitations and divisiveness that arise when politics and religion are mixed together,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.

To the editor: Thank you, Mayor Karen Bass, for restoring $5 million to keep L.A.’s animal shelters open (“L.A. mayor says animal shelters won’t close.

‘I am dismayed by the House’s vote to bar California from mandating a transition to electric vehicles by 2035,’ writes a Times reader.

‘If Paramount refuses to settle, it may lose its merger because of a baselessly vindictive president, but even Shari Redstone would have to concede that running a media company in a democracy would be better than under totalitarian rule,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.