Where Do Middle-of-the-Road Voters Go Now?
California Democrats’ massive victory in last month’s election made their party even more dominant at all levels of government and in doing so, confined Republicans
California Democrats’ massive victory in last month’s election made their party even more dominant at all levels of government and in doing so, confined Republicans
The stage is seemingly set for a very expensive political battle in 2020 over changing Proposition 13, the iconic property tax limit that California voters
There is “a fine line public agencies, officials and employees walk between legally disseminating information and illegally advocating for or against a ballot measure or
Local government officials throughout the state got some very good financial news when county tax assessors toted up changes in taxable property values for their
Clay Matthews, the Green Bay Packers’ much-feared linebacker, was penalized after a hard tackle on Washington Redskins quarterback Alex Smith on Sept. 23, running afoul
A team of researchers managed by Stanford University and Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE) recently released a massive study of California schools’ successes and
A significant sub-theme of Gov. Jerry Brown’s climate change conference in San Francisco this month was that California is a living model of how a
A decade ago, an academic research team produced a massive report on the shortcomings in how California’s K-12 schools educate about 6 million children and
During his eight years as a state senator, Anthony Cannella rarely speechified on the Senate floor, unlike his more verbose colleagues. But he did so