Times endorsements for Nov. 4

Bullet trains, children’s healthcare and veterans’ housing all deserve support.

Though admirable, Proposition 2’s ban on tight cages for hens could drive the egg business out of state.

Proposition 4 isn’t really about parental notification; it’s an attack on the right to an abortion.

Proposition 5 means well, but the measure aimed at rehabilitating addicts would create chaos.

With the state scrambling for funds, Proposition 6 would add $1 billion in confused anti-crime spending.

Even environmental groups see problems with this initiative to increase renewable energy.

Prop. 9 constitutionally upends the criminal justice system by involving victims’ families in prosecutions.

Billed as an environmental measure, Prop. 10’s real goal is to enrich sponsor T. Boone Pickens.

Prop. 11 isn’t perfect, but it would take some of the politics out of drawing legislative districts.