Southern California News Group will no longer carry Dilbert
In the wake of controversial and divisive remarks by Dilbert artist Scott Adams, we will no longer carry the strip in our publications.
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Sept. 11 attacks changed us but also showed what holds us together
Commentary: The 20 years since 9/11 have included wars and other tribulations as well as reminders that Americans are strong and resilient.
‘Body Politic’ profiles the people making democracy work
People, not politicians, form our democracy. Editor Frank Pines tells why the newsmagazine "Body Politic" highlights players in our region's political ecosystem, getting beyond party ideology to find out what...
A call to come together
As I write these words in early July, we’re suffering through a global pandemic, our economy has plunged into recession, and the killing of a Black man in Minneapolis has...
OC beach photo: Real news sometimes stranger than #fakenews
Register executive editor Frank Pine explains how our photographer got the news photo of a weekend crowd near the Newport Beach pier.
First Person: Why Can’t I Cut the Cord on Cable TV?
I’ve been going to cancel my cable subscription for more than a year, which is about how long it’s been since I’ve used my cable box. I still have one,...
Attacks on facts should be a concern to all
We’re not doing this because we’re part of some secret left-wing media conspiracy bent on advancing a liberal agenda, as some will almost certainly contend. Nor are we categorically opposed...
OC Register to charge for unlimited access to digital news to help support local journalism
Beginning this week, this news organization will no longer be giving its work away online. Print readers have always paid for the news, though to be fair, the price of...
As journalism jobs disappear, democracy is increasingly at risk
If you’re reading this on a screen – on your phone, tablet or desktop – odds are you did not pay for it and probably wouldn’t pay for it if...
Editor’s Pick: House of Sillage No. 003
Editor's Note: Because the October issue of Coast is dedicated to men's style, we thought it would be fitting if our boss Frank Pine, executive editor of the Southern California...