Hindsight is 20/20 but the Republicans sinking in acceptance before California’s electorate missed an opportunity by not fielding a better-known candidate in the U.S. Senate
I watched Antonio Villaraigosa’s 24-hour straight “Progress Never Sleeps” tour hit the Carpenters union hall in Sylmar yesterday. There was the usual chants of support,
Politics makes strange bedfellows it is said, and you can see that reality in the scramble of ads generated under the top two primary. Don’t
The regulations on ballot designations found on the Secretary of State’s website starts with declaring the purpose of the law “is to ensure the accurate
The top two primary has turned politics in California on its head. You might even hear a cheer you would never hear in any other
At his latest state budget press conference, Gov. Jerry Brown made it clear there will be no state cavalry riding to the rescue of local
The growing movement to reform the justice system will clash with efforts to be tougher on crime in this election year. The change movement is
Gov. Jerry Brown visited Los Angeles Friday to urge defeat of an initiative to repeal the gas tax. During his talk he called the initiative effort a
Here’s a shocker—Republicans, taxpayer groups and business associations pushed a bill that would raise tax revenue but it was rejected by the Democrats in the