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The paltry column inches devoted to Andrew Yang, Julian Castro and other people of color in the Democratic race pale in comparison with the wall-to-wall coverage of Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg. This reminds me of the Sports section’s coverage of the WNBA — so few lines, then commentary on how the league still struggles to draw fans. … [Read more...] about Letters to the Editor: White candidates got wall-to-wall coverage. Look who’s left on the debate stage

United Airlines said this week it plans to jump into the Northeast Corridor shuttle market beginning March 29 – but from its Newark hub, not LaGuardia, and only to Washington, D.C. The carrier will use its popular new two-cabin CRJ-550s to operate hourly service on 13 flights a day between EWR and Washington Reagan National Airport. Flights will depart Newark hourly from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. (except for 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.) and will leave DCA hourly from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. United’s 50-passenger CRJ-550s have 10 seats in first class, 20 in extra-legroom Economy Plus and 20 in regular economy, and are equipped with Wi-Fi and “space for every customer to bring a roller bag on board,” United said. The carrier’s schedule for early March currently shows it offering nine daily non-stops in the DCA-EWR market with a mix of regional jet types, but not with regular top-of-the-hour departures. … [Read more...] about Routes: SFO security; JetBlue, Spirit at OAK + Alaska, MAX, United, Delta, AA, airport lounges

The Southern California Assn. of Governments studied the concept of exclusive arterial bus lanes back in the 1990s and found that while things like signal preemption, longer stop spacing and better stop placement could help, bus-only lanes had almost no impact on raising speeds. In fact, bus-only lanes could actually result in reduced bus speeds in certain corridors because of greater congestion at intersections. … [Read more...] about Letters to the Editor: Why bus-only lanes could make traffic worse in L.A.

Some readers wrote to express sharp disagreement with the letter and disappointment in the L.A. Times for publishing it. This wasn’t the only submission that compared the win-at-all-costs Astros to Trump, and as the editor who decides what letters get published I’m always on the lookout for unconventional but not beyond-the-pale opinions on familiar topics. To me, the letter was fair game for print. … [Read more...] about Opinion: It’s insane to link Trump to the Astros cheating scandal, readers say

The French producer said Tresor, which is best known for modern French dramas and comedies exploring societal issues and relationships such as Lellouche’s “Sink or Swim” and Canet’s “Little White Lies,” said his company was increasingly looking to get out of its comfort zone and venture along unbeaten paths. He cited the $20 million submarine thriller “The Wolf’s Call” by Antonin Baudry, and Regis Roinsard’s whodunnit hacking-themed thriller “The Translators,” which will be the first film released in France by Tresor Films on Jan. 29. … [Read more...] about Tresor Films Plots $72 Million ‘Asterix & Obelix: The Silk Road,’ New Projects (EXCLUSIVE)