University of California officials could borrow dialogue heard in dozens of old movies when they essentially tell state officials: “Give us the money or the
Sad to read Dan Walter’s item that California once again leads the nation in workers’ compensation costs. It was just a decade ago that the
As usual, Michael Coleman’s California City Finance website has an excellent recap of local tax measures and how they fared in the recent election. Local
Those who don’t like the initiative process may have found a powerful ally in the United States Constitution. I write “may” because precedent is not
If voters were a bit underwhelmed by the measures on the California ballot last week, just wait for the 2016 election. Already there is talk
Chatter around political circles last week frequently focused on California politicians who were not even on Tuesday’s ballot. Would U.S. Senators Barbara Boxer, 74 tomorrow,
Yesterday, on a post-election panel presented by Capitol Weekly, I raised the issue of potential tax increases being contemplated by public unions and other groups
Votes are still being counted in the California election but the results so far raise some thoughts and questions. Labor or Business—and the winner is?
The Republican election day tide which saw a gain of 7 senate seats, 13 House seats and 3 governorships across the nation banged into the