It’s been a rough year for California. Between a massive budgetary shortfall, student protests at the university level and a continued exodus of business from the state, things haven’
"Where all the children are above average…" - Garrison Keillor
A California legislator may just be doing something right. About education. And our children. A Sacramento Bee story this
When is a fee a tax?
Proposition 26 on the November ballot attempts to answer that question. Opponents say the business, anti-tax group backed measure defines a "fee&
California’s public transportation system has made for ripe comedic fodder for many years. Particularly in Southern California, the transit system is a joke on wheels. Over the last year,
With the November election fast approaching, Californians are beginning to take a hard look at their various candidates. What they find may surprise them. While it is a staple of
If Democrats lose seats as expected in this year's Senate and House elections, they will have earned it. And the blame lies squarely on the President's
Philadelphia officials set a disturbing precedent when they recently sent out demand letters to local bloggers and website operators to pay a business licensing fee and fork over a portion
The Cordoba House Initiative has become the summer’s defining political Rorschach test. Depending on whom you ask, the controversy surrounding Park 51 in downtown Manhattan, widely termed the ‘Ground
The Golden State's July 2010 unemployment numbers came out in a report by California's Employment Development Department Friday, and they don't look good.
With
One of the highlights in news publications covering this past weekend’s State GOP convention is the California Republican Party’s refusal to embrace Arizona’s immigration law as a
Despite flowery speeches, discussions of "transition", and 50,000 "non-combat" troops remaining, America is still losing men and women and spending tens of billions of
