In his last Tuesday Sacramento Bee column, Dan Walters considered what could lead to major changes in highway and transportation funding as the Brown Administration
Governor Jerry Brown did a bit of crowing over his political successes while laying out an aggressive agenda in his State of the State speech.
Former Republican state senator Jim Brutle, likely soon to be chairman of the California Republican Party, and Democratic political consultant, Garry South, now both partners
I had the privilege of attending two presidential inaugurations—Ronald Reagan in 1981 and Bill Clinton in 1993. The excitement and festivity and patriotic fervor were
Shale oil reserves in California may not only set the state on the path to a strong economic recovery and lower unemployment, but also could
Let’s take the governor’s prediction on the budget at face value ignoring the what-ifs and skullduggery in Washington and conclude that the state of California
Members of the school establishment generally support tax increases – unless a tax hits the schools. School officials, school boards and teachers’ associations eagerly support
Governor Jerry Brown’s budget proposal lifts state funding for K-14 education $2.7 billion – not exactly what proponents of Proposition 30 promised during the election
They say if you keep something around long enough it will come back in use. I’m still holding out hope for my Nehru jacket (a