L.A. Mayor Runoff – Where Will the Defeated Candidates’ Voters Go?
With the top two candidates in the LA mayor’s race coming within a few percentage points of each other, a close race is anticipated for
Joel Fox
March 7, 2013
Scoring the L.A. Election
With preliminary counts in from the Los Angeles election, it appears that about 84% of the registered voters in the city don’t care who becomes
Joel Fox
March 6, 2013
Opposition Forms to Oppose New Taxes
The fight over tax increases did not end with the passage of Propositions 30 and 39 in the November election. Especially with the Democratic majority
Joel Fox
March 5, 2013
My Remedy for California Republicans: Emphasize the Double E
Delegates at the California Republican convention this weekend heard a lot of ideas on how to bring the party back from its downward spiral so
Joel Fox
March 4, 2013
Pink Slip the Teacher Pink Slip
A simple common sense change to the law requiring notification to teachers that their jobs might be in danger has to sidestep political opportunists who
Joel Fox
February 28, 2013
The Curious Timing of Sen. Rubio’s Resignation
Senator Michael Rubio’s sudden resignation to take a job with the Chevron Corporation on the day Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg released his CEQA
Joel Fox
February 25, 2013
Politics of the Youth Vote
One advantage Democrats enjoyed during the recent election was the youth vote and Democratic lawmakers have introduced a number of bills that press that advantage.
Joel Fox
February 21, 2013
LAPD Ghosts Circle Dorner Case
While only about 30 people appeared at Los Angeles Police Department headquarters this past weekend to protest the handling of the Christopher Dorner manhunt, LAPD
Joel Fox
February 20, 2013
Presidents and the Oscars
Since American presidents play a prominent role in this year’s Oscar race for best picture, this Presidents Day, less than a week before the Oscars
Joel Fox
February 18, 2013