Author: Joel Fox

When the usual debates pick up as the coronavirus crisis eases, will one side in the endless tugs-of-war that roil policy arguments have a new

The lawsuit filed by California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and three city attorneys aimed at punishing Uber and Lyft for misclassifying workers and getting benefits

Despite rallies against stay-at-home orders popping up all over California there is a tendency to dismiss protestors as a small slice of the electorate, especially

On the heels of reports on how hard the United States economy was hit in the first quarter of the year along with new and

Despite Sen. Scott Wiener’s failure to put across his plans for denser housing along transportation routes, the movement still was gathering steam and Wiener and

In the post-coronavirus world, we are told things will change as people alter the way they do business taking lessons they learned during the lockdown.

Business groups from three western coastal states want to be involved in strategies to end the lockdown and open up the economy. From a California

The Public Policy Institute of California latest poll focused on the challenges facing education across the state. The information gathered gives a broad view of

The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation has taken a preliminary glimpse at what the employment situation would look like in May if the current