Editorials - Portland Press Herald

Our View: Portland voters should back school budget

The question before residents represents a fair balance between needs and ability to pay.

Environmental Funders Network members found they could do more by working together.

Calling the spending plan ‘an $850 million hole,’ Gov. LePage has no viable plan to fill it.

by CHARLIE ANDERSON May 12, 2013

Wailing about a variety of different issues is out of proportion to their real impact.

by REP. JOSHUA PLANTE May 11, 2013

A spokesman for the biotechnology industry is exaggerating the costs of a pro-consumer law.

Suicides and accidental deaths are the less-discussed risks of ubiquitous firearms.

Maine’s education commissioner announces an underfunded and poorly thought-out plan.

by BELINDA FRANK May 10, 2013

The people of this nation should not stand for a system in which they have no power.

by Los Angeles Times May 9, 2013

Ending ineffective breaks could result in a rate cut without shifting the burden to the little guy.

by Daniel P. Walsh May 9, 2013

‘Right-to-work’ laws wouldn’t have protected wages or improved working conditions.