Jack Uppal would like to be leading the way to a kinder, gentler Congress. The candidate for the House seat representing California’s 4th Congressional District – a self-styled moderate
In November 2001 I was elected to my local city council. In January 2002 I journeyed to the state capitol where I attended a training session for newly elected municipal
Human civilization centers on food production. Regardless of income bracket-- food and water are absolutely necessary for bare survival, not to mention human thriving and self-actualization. Because food production
One of the enduring oddities of the American political landscape remains the electoral college, the antiquated system that makes selective states disproportionately important to the election process of our Commander-
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SACRAMENTO, CA – State Senator Tony Strickland (R-Moorpark) said Thursday now that there’s a documented case where a contaminated reusable bag has made people sick, it’s
What is an executive order? Depends on who you ask.
Former President Clinton advisor Paul Begala said, "Stroke of the pen. Law of the Land. Kinda cool."
Former
SACRAMENTO – Legislation designed to reform California’s current antiquated voting process for military service members who are currently deployed overseas passed unanimously out of the Assembly Elections and Redistricting Committee
SACRAMENTO, CA - State Senator Juan Vargas (D-San Diego) today called on the California Department of Insurance to take action on a state program that allows consumer groups to intervene
The state's largest farm organization is optimistic that recent electoral reforms in California will spell victories for their endorsed candidates in November. Casey Gudel, California Farm Bureau Federation&
Attempts to tackle comprehensive immigration reform at the state level has wounded agriculture and exposed an unavoidable issue for farm-state lawmakers seeking election in 2012. Because U.S. citizens,
In California Assembly District 28, Democratic incumbent Paul Fong is challenged this election by “No Party Preference” candidate Chad Walsh.
Both candidates have focused significant energy talking about California jobs
