The United States Senate is currently considering the Federal Free Flow of Information Act. This would be a “shield law” that would protect the ability
I was saddened to hear that my friend of a quarter-century, Jane Barnett, passed away this morning after a very long battle with cancer. Jane
The impressive victory of conservative rancher Andy Vidak in the recent State Senate special election in the Central Valley’s 16th District gives the State Capitol’s
I rarely find myself smiling at anything Senator Darrell Steinberg says these days. But his recent comments to the Capitol Press Corps that he wants
Former San Diego Councilwoman Donna Frye, at a press conference last week, described what sounds like sexual battery by Mayor Bob Filner saying that the
A massive car tax (actually a collection of various taxes and fees) that was signed into law in 2007 (with no GOP support except, of
You don’t need another example of how the Legislature wastes time and taxpayer dollars, but here’s a great one: AB 667. This bill is nothing
I started thinking about this column on Friday, when I was at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library to hear a speech by United States Senator
If you have never heard of the roughly 2,000 member North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians, than I can assure you that you are not