California City News reports that San Francisco’s own planning department lampoons city requirements to open a small business in a You Tube animated video. According
The battle over pensions is going to the ballot in San Jose after a city council vote Tuesday. The only roadblock: state legislators from the
Professor Jack Pitney of Claremont McKenna College, one of most quoted political experts in the state, has been doing 2012 election primary and debate analysis
While the governor and others are pushing for an increase in the income tax as a solution to the state’s financial problems, Think Long Committee
There’s something happening here What it is ain’t exactly clear …. There’s battle lines being drawn, Nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong …. Lyrics from “Somethings
Last week, Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom argued at a San Francisco Chronicle editorial board meeting that the position of Lt. Governor should either be dissolved
The Legislative Analyst’s Office economic and budget analysis issued yesterday should give pause to those hoping that California’s budget woes will be solved by raising
A judge has ruled that the San Diego pension reform measure can stay on the June ballot and the rest of the state and nation
Republican legislators want pension reform because they believe it is a step toward overall fiscal reform. The governor wants pension reform to show government can