America is getting its first glimpse of Tea Party principles in action. Kentucky's newly-seated Junior Senator, Rand Paul, who kicked off his general election campaign by saying
The lynchpin of Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed budget is persuading voters this June to keep paying $9.2 billion of "temporary" taxes for five more years.
In his first State of the Union speech after the defeat of the Dream Act, President Obama linked reviving immigration reform to breathing life back into the country's
A lawsuit filed in federal court in the Central District of California alleges that Taco Bell is falsely advertising its products. The class action suit filed by an Alabama law
President Obama recently said he wants to eliminate mindless, burdensome, and unneeded regulations at the federal level. California Senate President Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) agrees, saying he wants to do
Despite a $14 trillion national debt and $1 trillion budget deficits, most Americans are reluctant to cut federal spending in any meaningful way. In fact, according to a new Gallup
Though the public furor over the Department of Homeland Security and Transportation Security Administration’s “enhanced” security protocols has died down since last November, third party and independent activists have
As part of his attempt to cover a $25 billion deficit over an 18 month period, Governor Brown plans to cut funding for state farm programs. In his 2011-2012
At a League of California Cities luncheon last week, Gov. Brown harrumphed that this was no time for "turf wars," telling attendees they needed to deep-six their
Against the backdrop of President Obama's State of the Union speech during harsh economic times for many, the communications director for a California immigrant rights group believes that
The Sacramento Bee is reporting that California hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and even wildlife are being threatened by the operations of illegal cannabis growers.
At the International Sportsmen's Exposition
The University of California’s regents meeting last week stirred up quite a bit of controversy as the regents approved $4 million in bonuses and pay hikes for UC employees,
