Author: Charles Crumpley

If you operate a business in California, you’ve probably heard of CEQA horror stories – about how it delays construction projects and makes them far

Electricity and other energy rates in California are going up. That much we know. How much are they going up? Ahh, that’s what we don’t

You may have seen the spoof ad on the Internet in which a well-dressed, middle-age white man plays an executive. “Here at Southern California Edison,”

Santa Monica has gotten all exercised about fitness classes in public parks. The City Council there hates them, thinks there are too many and now

It was unsurprising to read the article in the Los Angeles Business Journal a couple of weeks ago about how L.A.’s Coda Automotive had brought

L.A.’s business community can take this bit of solace from last week’s primary election for mayor: Both candidates who are advancing to the general election

Maybe the most difficult task in America is to achieve bipartisan agreement. But California’s Franchise Tax Board appears to have pulled it off. Democrats and

Whew, that was close. We almost – almost! – had a frightening situation in which one company could have achieved world market domination in Post-it