The Governor yesterday doubled down on his pledge to reduce state debt while releasing his annual update of the proposed state budget. While the Governor
Next Generation is attempting to have its cake shortly after polishing it off. Using data generated by Next Generation, an advocacy organization for clean energy,
The litigation swamp for California employers would get even muckier if the Legislature approves a bill to allow employees to file unlimited liens over unproven
Governor Brown was in office when the first state spending limit was passed in 1979. Yesterday he proposed a measure that might actually work as
An evil corporation aims to flood the earth’s crust with water, causing massive earthquakes and threatening the survival of humanity! Sounds like a movie? Of
A quiet giant in California’s civic affairs passed away last weekend. Bill Hauck, 73, held many important positions. He was senior adviser to one (Republican)
In two recent articles, I have made the case that transportation finance in California is falling far short of our needs, and that the gas
Financing for California’s transportation system is suffering not only because the gasoline tax is insufficient, as I explained in a recent article, but also because
California businesses and consumers are paying hundreds of millions in illegal taxes levied by the Air Resources Board that were never authorized by the Legislature.