
Gavin vs. Kevin, and California Dysfunction
It’s not just a tempest in a teapot. It’s more telling than that. The back-and-forth over state Senate Pro Tem Kevin De Leon’s pulling back

It’s not just a tempest in a teapot. It’s more telling than that. The back-and-forth over state Senate Pro Tem Kevin De Leon’s pulling back
In a recent column for Zocalo, I wrote about the importance of designing stations that connect lots of people and institutions if California is going
California-based companies like Uber and Airbnb claim to be remaking the world according to the values of sharing and the Silicon Valley magic of leveraging

They are the one party in a one-party state. And they still can’t govern. Governing means being able to control the purse strings of a
There’s an oft-repeated error in the recent rash of stories about what is shaping up as a very long slate of ballot initiatives for California
California Republicans have a bad habit of making exaggerated claims about people leaving the state. Perhaps that’s because the subject cuts too close to home.
California’s initiative filing fees are going up to $2,000, by far the highest in the country. And a huge disincentive for regular folks to use
Don’t tell my kids I said this, but it really is OK for Californians to skip homework assignments—if they come from Sacramento. If you’ve lived
My initial reaction to the AP’s story showing that Gov. Jerry Brown got state oil and gas regulators “to research, map, and report back” on