While its reputation primarily rests in providing money-saving deals to online bargain hunters, "Cyber Monday" provides California's legislature an opporunity to seize additional taxes from
Last night, President Obama's war speech was especially relevant for independent-minded voters, both in California and across the nation. For the second time in less than a
In 2007, the modern tea party movement took shape, in a vastly different form than it now presents itself. Spurred by an impending recession, a government overrun by deception and
Many thoughtful assessments of the Top Two Open Primary proposal raise many of the issues considered by the California Independent Voter Project when researching election reform options over the past
Governor Schwarzenegger applauded the passage of a statewide cap and trade tax Tuesday, lauding the state’s Air Resources Board for drafting “the nation’s first cap and trade program,
California has never been afraid to recall its political leaders. The latest effort to recall GOP assemblyman, Anthony Adams, failed, but disgruntled citizens are targeting state senator, Bob Huff, next.
In the ring of partisan politics, the California Democratic Party received a blow from one of its most faithful financial supporters.
The LA Times reports that Bill Lloyd, president of
Since word came down from high during the last school year that the University of California and California State University systems would be especially hard-hit with the ailing state
Earlier this month, California lawmakers and Governor Schwarzenegger agreed to a five-pronged “solution” to the statewide water crisis. The solution in question is composed of four bills (Senate Bills
As California suffers under 12.5% unemployment and is projected to run an astounding $83 billion worth of deficits over the next four years, billionaire GOP candidates, Meg Whitman and
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