Author: Jon Coupal

Voter turnout in California is low. Just three weeks ago, the election held in Los Angeles saw an embarrassing 10 percent turnout. And, of course,

The Field Poll reports that for the first time in seven years more California voters believe the state is moving in the right direction (50%)

For the second time in as many weeks Californians got the news that Sacramento politicians are proposing yet another big tax hike.  The truth is

Public sector labor leaders in California would rather that the public remain relatively ignorant about how well their members are compensated. But they are fighting

As the California Legislature reconvenes this week for the new session, Californians will hear two decidedly different messages from both politicians and political pundits about

It’s late October and that means there are a lot of people out there wearing masks. But this isn’t about Halloween. This is about all

The phone call was from a frightened older woman in the Central Valley. “I can’t afford to pay my property taxes and I may lose

The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (HJTA) has petitioned the California Supreme Court to review the high speed rail bond validation case. After radically changing the

Once again, Senate Leader Darrell Steinberg has thumbed his nose at the working class and other Californians of modest means by blocking legislation that would