
Are Those Ballot Initiative Clauses Unconstitutional?
As readers of Fox & Hounds know, I’m not a fan of the fashionable new clause of this year’s class of California ballot initiatives: the

As readers of Fox & Hounds know, I’m not a fan of the fashionable new clause of this year’s class of California ballot initiatives: the
California’s reputation as a supremely glamorous and wealthy place was once so entrenched that even its sports teams had to live up to the image.
The New York Times recently put a very good, very direct question to Calpers. And Calpers ducked. Californians, and The Times, deserve a real answer.
How do you win in California? Lose big first. That’s a very old bit of wisdom in a state founded by people who abandoned their
Is the budget in surplus? By how much? Does this mean we can put money away for a rainy day fund (that doesn’t save much
Twenty years ago this month, Al Cowlings drove his friend—the football star, broadcaster, actor, and soon-to-be-accused murderer O.J. Simpson—around the freeways of greater Los Angeles
I would like to take back everything bad I ever said about the top two. Heck, I’ll even call it a primary, even though it
I headed to the polls Tuesday morning wondering if I was doing the right thing. In general, I try not to participate in frauds. Given

I’m not a Republican. But if I were, and if I had picked up the LA Times Monday to read George Skelton’s column with the