Takeaways From the California Primary
Lots already has been written about Tuesday’s California primary. But here are a few of quick takeaways from the morning after… The Sad State of the GOP
Lots already has been written about Tuesday’s California primary. But here are a few of quick takeaways from the morning after… The Sad State of the GOP
Nancy McFadden, Gov. Jerry Brown’s Chief of Staff and former top advisor to President Bill Clinton, Vice President Al Gore, and Gov. Gray Davis—and most
If you thought the California Democratic Party’s last convention dominated by a battle for party chair was wild, take that event and put it on
Governor Brown could walk out the door of the horseshoe today and feel good about his successes governor. He’s closed a $27 billion budget deficit
Backers of the single-payer health care legislation, Senate Bill 562, have made it clear in trying to bully state lawmakers that if they don’t support
Rack up another high-profile loss for the California Nurses Association/National Nurses United, as the union’s backed candidate for California Democratic Party chair, Kimberly Ellis, was
One of the marquee measures in the November election will be the last measure on the ballot: the referendum on Senate Bill 270, the law
Last month’s decision by the California Public Utilities Commission to allow the state’s fast-growing solar industry to move forward without burdensome new fees and regulations was widely
Thirty years ago, when I was campaigning for a seat in the 400-member New Hampshire House (yes, 400 members), I spent my weekends at the