Minor parties and their candidates are among the most vocal opponents of Proposition 14, the June ballot measure changing California’s primary system to one in which the top two
In late-breaking news, Jerry Brown announced that California consumers victimized by "market manipulation and exorbitant prices" during the energy crisis a decade ago will receive a whopping
The Coffee Party has Wall St. and K St. in its crosshairs. With a series of action-oriented proposals, the rapidly growing grassroots movement is urging its supporters to take
March 2010 was the warmest month on record when combining land and ocean temperatures worldwide, says the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, whose records go back to 1880. Is this
California lawmakers are pushing a bill that would criminalize the open-carrying of firearms in public places, with a few exceptions. The legislation, authored by Democratic assemblywoman Lori Saldana of
30 years after his first landslide win, President Ronald Reagan remains an electrifying source of inspiration for many leading Republicans. Governor Mitt Romney often cited Reagan as a political hero,
Mr. Weiner, I would like to thank you for taking the time to personally respond to my tea party article yesterday. While we seem to agree on the striking similarity
Laws have consequences. With the new hard line immigration crackdown passed in Arizona, its impact will be felt on that particular state and others with similarly high concentrations of illegal
A Rasmussen poll released last week showed Brown now in the lead over Whitman, 44%-38%, with 9% undecided and 9% preferring others. A month ago, they were tied. Brown
You read that right. Legalizing marijuana for recreational use by adults has more widespread support than President Obama's administration. Pot legalization is also more popular than the recent
Huffington Post contributor, Ellis Weiner, recently issued forth a partisan-fueled diatribe called "Tea Party Animals", in which he bashes George W. Bush and Tea Party intellect. While
The Monte Vista Christian School in Watsonville has replaced its history textbooks with the iPad for use in the classroom. Introduced as a pilot project among AP students last week,