“Whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting over,” said Mark Twain, which is certainly true here in California and in the southwest in general. The problem, of course, is
With an independent revolution brewing in America, CAIVN is pleased to announce the official launch of an exciting, new video contest.
Inspired by a significant shift taking place in American
One winter storm that hit the east coast this past winter had the anti-global warming advocates claiming victory over Al Gore and environmental groups pursuing legislative solutions to anthropogenic
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has a goal of adding 1,000 officers to the Los Angeles Police Department, but he has a slight problem – a $485 million municipal budget shortfall. As
Republicans and Democrats are beginning to exit the two-party system in significant numbers. According to USA today, there has been a veritable explosion of voters registering as unaffiliated since
Stanford University recently released an analysis of the three big public pension funds in California saying they are woefully underfunded, with a potential shortfall of over $500 billion, much larger
A possible key component of a conservative comeback in 2010 and 2012, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich seems to be singing a tune that California conservative candidates might consider (if
Palin and Paul are rapidly emerging as the Tea Party favorites, despite critical differences on certain foreign policy, fiscal, and social issues.
According to the latest Politico/TargetPoint exit poll,
President Obama, whose first year was the most polarizing on record, continues to treat the Tea Party with a palpable sense of derision. In his most recent swipe, he stated,
Ah, the perennially despised lobbyist: always a convenient whipping boy, and just vague enough of a term not to incite specific rancor. For many years, politicians have blamed the nameless,
Amazingly, three of California’s major gubernatorial candidates agree on one thing – we need more charter schools.
Steve Poizner, who co-founded the California Charter Schools Association in 2003, wants
