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THOMAS D. ELIAS There was a wide sense of relief when Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the other day that people aged 16 to 65 who suffer from certain severe underlying health conditions will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations starting on the Ides of March. Starting March 15, if you’re in a wheelchair, on a walker, need oxygen, take immune-suppressing anti-rejection drugs to preserve an organ transplant, suffer from coronary artery disease or heart failure or deal with chronic kidney or lung disease — you can sign up to get either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines shot in you...

THOMAS D. ELIAS Everything went smoothly the other day at a mass vaccination center in the parking lot outside The Forum, the Inglewood arena kitty-corner from modernist SoFi Stadium, new home of the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers football teams. Lines of cars were long but manageable as they moved slowly and steadily. Nurses checked on the newly vaccinated recipients of first doses of Pfizer BioNTech inoculations against the dread COVID-19 virus, found to be at least partly effective on every mutation yet discovered. Folks were free to go after a 15-minute waiting period to assure...

Republicans made gains in the 2020 congressional races, but redistricting and Donald Trump may reverse those gains in 2022, columnist Tom Elias says.

Newsom and Harris become focus of 2021.

The mania for changing historical names risks misrepresenting and erasing real history, columnist Tom Elias says.