Author: Chris Reed

On April 10, 2012, I wrote an op-ed for the L.A. Daily News with an unusual take on what ultimately would kill the bullet train.

Every time I write or speak on a radio show favorably about Texas compared with California, I get harsh online comments, emails and phone calls.

Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling is expected to face suspension or more from the NBA at a press conference at 11 a.m. today (Pacific

California’s second-largest and the nation’s eighth-largest city appears sure to have a six-month-plus debate over whether to raise the minimum wage much more than the

If you had to come up with one state agency that has done the most damage to California’s economy with its regulatory sweep and overreach,

The California establishment fights dirty when it comes to direct challenges to its priorities and the people it wants to protect the most. The CTA

On Tuesday, San Diego voters will decide between two City Council members in a special election to fill the remaining 33 months of the mayoral

I was as stunned by a verdict Monday afternoon as I have been my whole life. An Orange County jury cleared police officers of all charges

In 2013, maybe more than ever, the key to figuring out how California works is understanding that by far the most powerful forces in state