
Governor’s Pension Compromise Is Real Progress – But he Has Much More to Do
Is Governor Brown’s pension reform “just right?” Unions claim it’s too hot. Some reformers claim it’s too cold. I’m with Goldilocks; the measure represents real

Is Governor Brown’s pension reform “just right?” Unions claim it’s too hot. Some reformers claim it’s too cold. I’m with Goldilocks; the measure represents real
Silly me. For most of my adult life I’ve been led to believe that tobacco consumption is one of the key health issues facing Californians.
The state of California is planning to hike the price of gasoline by at least a dollar a gallon. But you won’t see more roads

Here’s why California has a hard time getting out of its budget straits: The ratio of private sector workers in California to Medi-Cal recipients and
Crossposted on California’s Capitol Some day the Legislature will pass a balanced, gimmick-free budget that will carefully weigh the competing priorities of a diverse state
Am I the only one flabbergasted that Peter Gleick was reinstated as president of the Pacific Institute? Last February, Mr. Gleick confessed to obtaining documents
… that’s the eighth straight defeat of a statewide ballot measure to increase taxes. And if the vote trend for Proposition 29, the proposed tobacco
Government reorganization. Are you still with me? It’s a tough sell, not least because it inflames few passions (usually only those of a few bureaucrats
Cross posted at CalChamber.com. California has become notorious for its competitive economic disadvantages, including the high cost of labor, uncertainty from litigation and regulatory delay,