The protection of private property from government interference is an ideal this country was built on. This principal is so engrained in American society that
Small businesses got a bit of hope this past week as Governor Brown signed two bills, Senate Bill 209 (Lieu) and Assembly Bill 1412 (Bocanegra)
As I travel around California visiting with our many small business members, these mom and pop employers have told me almost every story of lawsuit
Late yesterday, the Governor and legislative leaders announced that a $2.00 increase to the minimum wage in California is in order and needs to happen.
With each passing day, the federal healthcare law (known to many as “ObamaCare”) seems to be evolving as one of the most polarizing issues of
American small-business owners are rightly proud of their reputation as the nation’s leading job creator. But their ability to create jobs is complicated by the
Can you imagine only having only a few hours to review important work documents and then be forced make snap decisions that are critical to
Sometimes, I think of our state and federal government as a bad boss: each barks an order, gives you an unrealistic deadline and doesn’t have
Earlier this week, NFIB filed a lawsuit against the California Air Resources Board (CARB) challenging CARB’s decision to promulgate regulations that are not authorized by