When the first eight commissioners to the California Citizens Redistricting Commission were chosen by random drawing the beginning of the month, there was an outcry
The Public Policy Institute of California is out with its regular “Californians and the Environment” poll, but this time the environment measured were attitudes around
Governor Gavin Newsom announced additional worker protection proposals on Friday to confront the spread of the coronavirus. While these additional protections along with pending legislation
For voters who don’t spend their days engrossed in policy issues, the uncomfortable initiative season is upon us. How to decide on the 12 propositions
The fact that wearing or not wearing a mask has become a political symbol of state authority versus freedom seems so far out of bounds
Two events yesterday showed an unequal outlook on fairness by California’s Attorney General. In one instance, AG Xavier Becerra rightly objected to President Trump’s order
Back in April, I wondered on this page if the pandemic’s effect on the legislature shutting down the capitol during an extended break would result
The Yes on Proposition 15 campaign has bandied about all kinds of figures on how many commercial properties will pay a bulk of the new
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti raised a red warning flag this week saying the surge of COVID-19 in Los Angeles could again shut down the