Legislature Plans To Close Entrance To Public, Provide Lobbyists Special Access
Though it brands itself as “the people’s house,” the California State Capitol will soon become less accessible to the public, while continuing to provide lobbyists
Though it brands itself as “the people’s house,” the California State Capitol will soon become less accessible to the public, while continuing to provide lobbyists
Redevelopment is back in California. Four years after Governor Jerry Brown led the effort to eliminate redevelopment agencies, the governor has changed his mind, signing legislation
The State of California has found a way to save $270 million — without budget cuts or raising taxes. State Treasurer John Chiang recently announced
State and local governments will no longer be allowed to hide the true costs of the long-term benefits provided to government workers. A recent change
Redevelopment agencies would once again have the power to seize private property for big developers under a bill that passed the California State Assembly earlier this
Lorena Gonzalez doesn’t shy away from a fight. After less than two years in the state Assembly, the former San Diego labor organizer has established herself as
Sen. Elizabeth Warren staked her claim as the progressive choice for president Saturday, with a rousing speech to delegates at the California Democratic Party’s state convention. The
State lawmakers are forcing property owners “all aboard” the state’s high-speed rail project – whether they like it or not. This month, two state legislative
The dynamic duo of California pension reform are teaming up in 2016. Former San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio and former San Jose Mayor Chuck