Why did Gov. Gavin Newsom sign the bill requiring presidential candidates to release five years of tax returns to qualify for the primary ballot? Maybe
Those of us who state no party preference, or NPPs, are the fastest-growing voter group in California. There are more of us than there are
Pro sports finally has a team that is built on the foundation of California’s edges. While basketball’s L.A. Lakers get the most publicity, the new-look
Don’t be surprised if the California Public Utilities Commission is soon put in charge of making the Oakland Raiders winners again, managing Kanye’s award show
As direct democracy spreads around the world, it’s stagnant in the United States. Americans can vote on issues at the local level and about half
Here is one big lie Californians tell ourselves: we hate earthquakes. The unspoken truth is that we love earthquakes, as well we should. Don’t give
If I were angrier, would I be richer? The question occurs as Tom Steyer enters the presidential race, running as some sort of avenging angel
The state auditor has discovered another scandal that isn’t a scandal. The latest target of Elaine Howle’s office is the California State University system. And
The fight between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the “Squad” of young, female, non-white members of Congress exposes a huge problem for the immigration debate