It’s time to finally ditch the “Silver Tsunami” label about longevity. By 2020 one in five Californians—about 8 million residents of America’s nation-state—will be aged
This summer, Californians of all ages and ancestries are reading. Some are reading for work. Some are reading for fun. Either way, reading is good
In its assessment of California’s budget for the current fiscal year, which began July 1, the Legislative Analyst says this about state highway spending: “Proposition
Of the 896 bills lawmakers approved in 2013, Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed 96 of them – just under 11 percent – the lowest percentage of
The Assemblyman from Hesperia wants Californians to tell him whether he should enter the fray of the 2014 gubernatorial election for a chance to be
Resolving a divorce, a custody tussle, a contract dispute, a landlord tenant fight, an unpaid debt or any number of multimillion-dollar or small claims civil
No press conference by Gov. Jerry Brown seems to be complete without some reference to ancient Greek or Roman philosophy and literature – often declaimed
Crossposted on Capitol Weekly It’s California’s other deficit. The one that doesn’t get talked about much. At just under $10 billion, this deficit is a
Crossposted on Capitol Weekly Five groups and counting – including Gov. Jerry Brown – aim to help California by convincing voters next November to approve