Boycott the Oscars? Heck, Boycott Everything!
The focus of the political world will be on California Sunday when several political speeches are bound to take over the Oscars. According to one
Joel Fox
February 24, 2017
From Baby Boom to Latino Boom in LA County
The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) annual economic forecast conference spent a good deal of time focused on the Latino community and its
Joel Fox
February 23, 2017
A New Holiday? Privileged Workers?
If Assemblyman Chris Holden’s AB 542 offering another holiday to public employees becomes law it will widen the divide between public and private workers and may
Joel Fox
February 21, 2017
Read All the Lines in an Editorial
We are often told that we must “read between the lines” to get a true understanding of what the words on a page mean. In
Joel Fox
February 17, 2017
The Oroville Dam and the Fight for Infrastructure Funding
Might a pending disaster of the Oroville Dam spillway collapse move the legislature to a compromise on infrastructure funding? One of the criticisms that has
Joel Fox
February 15, 2017
Mayors Don’t See Eye to Eye on Infrastructure Fixes
Can a Northern California big city Democratic mayor and a Southern California big city Republican mayor find common ground when it comes to infrastructure improvements?
Joel Fox
February 14, 2017
Business Networking Key to Boosting Bay Area over LA
The “Beat LA” chant that occurs at many San Francisco sporting events featuring teams from the two regions of the state may reflect more than
Joel Fox
February 13, 2017
Educating Voters on Education Spending
The latest Public Policy Institute of California poll reflected a similar finding from previous PPIC polls that’s puzzling: When it comes to actual state spending
Joel Fox
February 10, 2017
Rendon Endorsement of Chiang Matters
The relatively early endorsement of California Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon for gubernatorial candidate state Treasurer John Chiang is important for a number of reasons. A
Joel Fox
February 8, 2017