Traditionally, Republican voters turn out in higher percentages relative to their registration numbers compared to Democrats in primary elections. That may not hold true when
Among the proposals Governor Gavin Newsom is pursuing in dealing with the homelessness crisis is to open state owned land to be used for temporary
With the one-party dominance of the Democratic Party in California leading to more government controls on business, companies are turning to the courts for relief
Three hundred years ago, a map of North America dedicated to John Lord Somers, Baron of Evesham, depicted California as an island, separated by water
Choosing the winner of Fox and Hounds Daily’s annual Black Bart Award for a leading figure in California politics is often a close call because
As I look at the California political heavens in 2019, so many names and issues shine like stars as greatly influencing the politics of the
For the past ten years frequent contributors to this page Joe Mathews, John Wildermuth and I have nominated candidates for Californian of the Year in
News that the California School Boards Association pulled back their tax increase initiative leaves only one high profile measure destined for the California November ballot
It appears Los Angeles taxpayers will continue paying for their health care and someone else’s—that of city workers. The Los Angeles Times reported right before