Paul Thornton is a Letters Editor at the Los Angeles Times. With a focus on elections, government, politics, and public policy, he brings a keen perspective to the editorial pages, having joined the team in 2005. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, The Mercury News, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Paul Thornton's coverage primarily revolves around opinion editorials, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation with a focus on local issues in the United States, California, particularly Los Angeles. His articles cover topics related to politics, government & politics as well as environment.
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By: Paul Thornton
Electric bikes are powering an urban transportation revolution. They flatten hills, haul cargo and people, and offer an alternative to driving that doesn't involve breaking much of a sweat or waiting for a bus.
By: Paul Thornton
Electric bikes are powering an urban transportation revolution. They flatten hills, haul cargo and people, and offer an alternative to driving that doesn't involve breaking much of a sweat or waiting for a bus.
