Author: Joel Fox

Starting over two years ago, I wrote an occasional column conjecturing about which taxes might appear on the statewide November 2016 ballot via the initiative

I’m tempted to start with that old saw: “Stop me if you’ve heard this one before,” but I know you would stop me because you

Apparently, politicians up and down the state think the solution to California’s homeless problem is taxes. In San Francisco, members of the board of supervisors

(Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in the Sacramento Bee) In Greek mythology, Sisyphus’ task of pushing a boulder uphill only to see it roll

Governor Jerry Brown did not find one spending item to cut when he approved the state budget. This is a rare occurrence. In fact, you

The immediate effect of British voters’ move to leave the European Union will hit California business but a ripple effect could also be felt with

The Los Angeles area business community said they were ready to battle for the half-cent sales tax dedicated for transportation. They better roll up their