Following the November 2012 election in which two major tax increases passed (Proposition 30 and 39), Governor Jerry Brown and the leaders of the California
The Sacramento Bee’s report on lobby spending shows the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association spent more in lobbying than the California Teachers Association. Next thing you
Californians appeared to show their strong environmental side in the Public Policy Institute of California poll released yesterday, yet there is a thorn buried in
The Brown Administration is looking for a solution to the $10-billion owed to the federal government for loans to cover Unemployment Insurance payments. Much talk
Detroit’s bankruptcy and California’s Proposition 13 have been linked in an odd sort of way. Detroit’s bankruptcy has brought out the possibility of other municipal
A post on Capitol Public Radio’s website asking What GOP’s Governor’s Race? reflects the attitude of a number of political observers that the Republican effort
For the wounded California Republican Party a win by farmer Andy Vidak in the 16th Senate District would be a shot of adrenaline. As of
As I reported here last month, the California Business Roundtable and the Los Angeles Urban League have teamed up to study the effect of regulations
There is good news and bad news for Governor Jerry Brown in accepting support of California’s former governors challenging the federal court panel’s order to