If California can’t even build a major public safety project on time and on budget when virtually everyone – Democrats, Republicans and independents alike –
When Hanford Republican Andy Vidak was elected last month in a heavily Democratic Central Valley state Senate district, it was good news for Republicans but
If you want to know why so much legislation, both in California and in Washington, has an “eat your vegetables” feel to it, you only
A number of years back, there was a San Francisco mayor of whom it was said, “Three drinks and he thinks he’s invisible.” He wasn’t.
You won’t often hear anyone with the slightest tinge of environmental green say this about Rep. Tom McClintock: He’s right. At least when it comes
Anyone want John Burton picking your assemblyman? What about having Jim Brulte decide who will represent you in the state Senate? Yet in a misguided
When workers for the Bay Area Rapid Transit system went back to work Friday after a four-day strike, Gov. Jerry Brown earned a piece of
It’s good to be the king – or the governor – especially when it gives you a chance to get something right the second time.
The very public brawl over potential changes to the state’s Public Records Act has been billed as a battle over principles. It’s not. It’s all