Author: Jon Coupal

We are pleased that Governor Brown’s budget reflects a fair measure of fiscal restraint and austerity. His desire for no new taxes, protecting Proposition 13,

Thirty years of political engagement in California politics has led me to the realization that the middle class is woefully underrepresented in this state. Not

Because Ronald Reagan left office almost 25 years ago we shouldn’t be surprised that most young adults do not remember him. But the real question

Taxpayers received good news yesterday when Sacramento Superior Court Judge Michael Kenny denied the State permission to put taxpayers in debt another almost nine billion

Riddle me this: Why do government projects never seem to be completed efficiently, on budget and on time? Currently, national attention is focused on the

Efforts to increase taxes on business property put homeowners in peril; here’s why. Sacramento can never get enough tax money to satisfy the political class.

Even for those who aren’t in the market, it’s hard to ignore all the news about rising home prices. According to the California Association of

Are you and your neighbors fed up with the policies of your local officials? For over one hundred years, disgruntled Californians have had the option

A just-released survey by Probolsky Research shows that most California voters now oppose new or increased local taxes. A majority, 55.5%, would vote “no” on