Bigfoot Is One Scared Californian
By Bigfoot (as told to Joe Mathews) I’m so famous for keeping a low profile that some people doubt my existence. So I’m here to
By Bigfoot (as told to Joe Mathews) I’m so famous for keeping a low profile that some people doubt my existence. So I’m here to

I feel sorry for the people who handle our elections in California – our county clerks and the Secretary of State. They have spent years,
Members of state commissions are dumb enough when they talk to people. Keeping them apart from conversations won’t make them any smarter. That basic insight
The top-two system was supposed to produce new political competition. Its first big test in a statewide race – the U.S. Senate runoff between Kamala
She calls him Eduardo. He calls her Mrs. Pavley. And together they epitomize big changes within the world-renowned California movement to fight climate change. She
I pulled into Arcata one August evening, after a long drive from Fort Bragg, and was greeted by a front page banner headline in the
It’s the word of the summer: Victoriotic. You won’t find it in the Oxford English Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster’s, at least not yet. It began its life
The California Republican Party has now lost something else: its ability to thank people acting in its best interests. Meg Whitman, the Republican nominee for
The high likelihood of another Clinton presidency could scramble California politics. A new administration will need to be looking for new talent—Obama folks are tired,