As the country remains highly polarized and chronically dissatisfied with the performance of the two major parties, the internet, and advent of social media in particular, could catalyze the historic
California's antiquated electrical grid was never designed to handle large amounts of decentralized power. But that's precisely what it's getting now from tens of
Making left turns on some city streets up here in North Lake Tahoe has become about as challenging as navigating a double black diamond run at Squaw Valley. There'
The first special primary election for a Congressional office under California’s top two open primary system has been scheduled for May 17th, but new developments in a pending lawsuit
A proposed state law aimed at keeping cellphones out of prisoners' hands passed a key hurdle last week. The law would ban the smuggling of cellphones into state prisons,
The recent report on CalPERS was scathing in its detailing of alleged corruption, kickbacks and bribes at the highest level. Former CalPERS CEO Fred Buenrostro and board member Alfred Villalobos
This month, the Los Angeles Police Department responded to complaints from "immigrant rights groups" by revising its policy of impounding the vehicles of unlicensed drivers at DUI checkpoints.
On Monday, the Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid urged "mainstream Republicans" to "stand up to the Tea Party and rejoin Democrats at the table to negotiate."
Methyl iodide is a fumigant used predominantly on California strawberry fields. It is also a substance that is so toxic it is used in labs to grow cancer cells. The
One freshman assemblyman in California who has emerged in recent months as a leading immigration hawk is forcing the state's legislators to confront a chronic problem.
Assemblyman Tim
