Author: Tom Scott

California has over 1,000 schools districts and governing boards. Some of these districts represent just a small number of students, while the largest, Los Angeles

Readers of this site know to look at the fine print of ballot initiatives for tricks and hidden agendas by California’s most entrenched special interests.

Recently, Rockefeller College’s Local and Intergovernmental Studies program in New York released preliminary data from a study evaluating how much localities in New York State are spending

The legislators have left the building. On July 6 they began their Summer Recess. They have headed back to their districts to prepare for the

A recent poll published by Common Good, a nonpartisan government reform coalition, found that Americans are not happy with their legal system. According to the poll, only 26%

You might not think about it a lot, but do you ever wonder whether banks are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act? They are

On June 13th, Congressman Dan Lungren (R-CA) joined California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse, the Sacramento Metro Chamber and National Federation for Independent Business-California for a roundtable

Every once in a while, California’s voters think they are doing the right thing, but the results do not turn out to be what was

By the time this is published, the first stakeholder meeting regarding the compromise legislation to stop abusive Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lawsuits, SB 1186 by State