This month, as California celebrates Admission Day—a legal holiday in honor of our officially joining the United States on September 9, 1850—we should give ourselves

For California still dependent on fossil fuels, and with renewables still years, if not decades away, our elected officials need to begin asking tough questions.

In his September 1 column, Joel Kotkin again makes a great case why American workers should vote against the Ruling Class and their poster child candidate, Hillary Clinton including: “Middle-class revulsion with the political mainstream has been driven by slow economic growth, stagnant wages, a dysfunctional education system, and, for smaller businesses, a tightening regulatory regime. Homeownership is now at a nearly half-century low. New business start ups, for the first time in three decades, are not keeping up with the number of deaths. Both stats reveal a real decline in aspiration. Most Americans, in a stunning reversal of past trends, see a worse future for their offspring than themselves. Who can blame them? Middle-class breadwinners and working-class wage-earners now suffer from deteriorating

When embattled 49er quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, decided to sit for the singing of the national anthem, he was assured of headlines, but for the wrong

Democrats in Sacramento have developed a case of buyer’s remorse so strong that they joined Republicans to pass a groundbreaking high-speed rail accountability measure. Finally

In the last hour of the Legislative session on Aug 31, final approval was given to AB-1889, which was dispatched to the Governor for his