As the election season and football season run concurrently, one has daydreams about the possibility of throwing penalty flags on misleading political ads. Sure there
The old expression that the perfect should not be the enemy of the good is often repeated in political debates when compromise is at hand.
On Tuesday, I had an opportunity to listen to someone running for statewide office in California today and a short time later spend time with
Despite the ridicule heaped on bonuses offered public workers for simply doing their jobs – just one prime example: a librarian earning a bonus for
It’s about the numbers, or shall we say the lack of numbers, when Los Angeles voters come out to vote in city elections. The 23%
What to make of some of the findings in the most recent Public Policy Institute of California poll? In a state in which Governor Jerry
Hard to argue with many of the sentiments that Jerry Brown expressed in his interview published over the weekend by the Los Angeles Times about
Debates between political candidates are being debated in California this election cycle. Despite an effort to get numerous debates, Neel Kashkari got his one debate
You might say that Proposition 1, the water bond, carries the DNA of bonds that promoted a growing and prosperous California. Water bonds helped build