Californians Don’t Care About Taxes?
In last night’s Republican Debate in Milwaukee a graphic was displayed to show where Facebook activity occurred discussing taxes. The green shaded areas on the
In last night’s Republican Debate in Milwaukee a graphic was displayed to show where Facebook activity occurred discussing taxes. The green shaded areas on the

Here’s an old tune you’ve heard before: The Los Angeles Unified School District could face bankruptcy with one of the chief contributing factors being high
Is California a stellar place for entrepreneurs? What caught my eye in Carla Marinucci’s California Playbook on Politico was an item than California ranked number

Threat to the Secret Ballot? Assemblyman Marc Levine’s idea to allow selfies of voters’ ballots could lead down a path of upending the secret ballot.

Jim Newton, former long time Los Angeles Times editor and columnist and noted biographer of Earl Warren, Dwight Eisenhower and Leon Panetta, is writing a

Those considering hosting debates in the coming California elections should take lessons from the mishandling of the current presidential debates and take advantage of the

Tis the season for proposed initiative filings given how much time proponents have to go through the process of qualifying a measure for the November

The Air Force awarding Northrop Grumman the contract for manufacturing strategic bombers is the best news for California’s aerospace industry since — well, since Northrop

Like a punch-drunk fighter, the High Speed Rail Authority must be reeling from the blows landed by Ralph Vartabedian’s Special Report in the Los Angeles Times