Author: Scott Lay

California fared well in the first attempt to run data on higher education value, in a system proposed by President Obama and the US Department

SECRETARY OF STATE RACE (Field Poll – likely voters) Pete Peterson (R): 30% Alex Padilla (D): 17% David Curtis (G): 5% Dan Schnur (NPP): 4%

While we wait for the carrier pigeons from 58 counties to carry nomination papers to the Secretary of State today for the assembling of an

The Legislative Analyst’s Office released its look at February revenues yesterday, and found quite a bit more in the piggy-bank than expected. “In total, the preliminary tax agency

The holier-than-thou crowd is pushing for Rod Wright to be forced from office as soon as possible, even though state law is clear that it shouldn’t happen

Joyce Kennard will be stepping down from the California Supreme Court effective April 5. Kennard was appointed by Governor George Deukmejian in 1989, and is the longest serving

California has added 826,500 non-farm jobs since the low of February 2010, but is still short 541,400 non-farm jobs from California’s July 2007 high. However,

On Friday, I wrote about the effort of gun rights supporters to recall a sampling of legislators who voted for legislation regulating access to guns and ammunition.

If you were near the Interwebs this weekend, you undoubtedly saw that left-leaning Public Policy Polling firm conducted a survey for MoveOn.org that found 17 vulnerable Republicans–enough