In a major milestone for advocates of marijuana legalization, The Journal of the American Medical Association has published the results of a study which found that casual marijuana use does
Controversial anti-piracy legislation in Congress has recently hit a snag, one that can largely be attributed to the internet community’s intense activism. California Congressman Darrell Issa, the House’
On January 10, 2012, A.B. 1413 by Assemblymember Paul Fong (D-Cupertino) unanimously passed the Senate’s California Senate’s Elections and Constitutional Amendments Committee. The bill streamlines the
As more and more American voters join the ranks of the unaffiliated, it is likely only a matter of time before Independents constitute an outright majority nationwide. Indeed, there are
Let's say you ran a business that had millions of dollars in uncollected revenue, and it would take $100,000 to collect it. Spending that extra money seems
The California High Speed Rail Peer Review Group, a group tasked with advising the state legislature on high-speed rail, says state bond money for high-speed rail (HSR) should
It’s part of our heritage. Fourth of July is called ‘Independence day.’ Being independent is like a patriotic label.
Larry Powell, professor of political communications at the University of
Tea Party Republicans, and even Republican-leaning Independents, know more about the current GOP presidential candidates than Republican voters who disagree with or have no opinion of the Tea Party
What started as a personal aspiration of California Medical Association (CMA) CEO Dustin Corcoran, has ended up transforming the food policy of his 35,000-member organization. According to a
The California Department of Water Resources warned in a December report that 50% of the state’s aging levees are not up to standard and up to $17 billion is
