Author: Gary Toebben

Proposition 28 is on that ballot and gives Californians a change to fix one of the many things that is wrong with state government. Sacramento

The Los Angeles Times ran a story over the weekend that missed the mark about the influence of the business community at L.A. City Hall,

The original intent of California’s term limits law was to end the era of career politicians and cultivate a new breed of citizen-legislator to focus

Last week, the California Supreme Court made a common sense decision that will be good for California employers and employees. The ruling eliminates a major

When the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for the City of Los Angeles begins a 50-page report on budget options with an introduction titled “A cautionary

Last week, Senate and Assembly Republicans introduced Gov. Jerry Brown’s pension reform legislation and called upon all members of the Legislature to work across party

Imagine as the CEO of a business or the head of a household, that you limited your long-term planning to six months. That’s how Congress

There was a seven hour trash stink at L.A. City Hall yesterday as businesses from across the City expressed their anger about a proposal that

The Los Angeles Business Leaders Task Force on Homelessness blueprint, Home For Good, was launched just over a year ago. There is good news to