The Associated Press reports that approximately 3/4 of Californians see the state heading the wrong direction. The recent findings are based on a Public Policy Poll conducted of sampling
Beginning in the early 1990s, the U.S. experienced a dramatic reduction in teen pregnancy and birth rates. As the country was ravaged by HIV/AIDS, the federal government, states
US Senate candidate, Tom Campbell, issued a list of specific cuts he'd propose to restore fiscal sanity to an out of control the federal budget. However, the military
Though far below the requested $4.7 billion, the state's high-speed rail project will receive $2.25 billion in federal stimulus funds to move ahead with construction.
Given California’s ongoing border crisis and swift descent toward systemic failure, it is only natural that a number of unique and, in some cases, truly odd ideas will surface
Sacramento real estate appears to be ready for a recovery, and a return to more positive days, according an article in the Sacramento Bee. The article notes that area prices
Are you or anyone you know a ruralpolitan? This new fangled term describes a demographic of “urbanist/suburbanists” who are disillusioned with the drudgery of the nine-till-five world
Like George W. Bush, President Obama promised to unite a nation deeply divided by partisan politics. However, a year into Obama's first term, America is more polarized than
While President Obama proposes a three-year spending freeze on domestic spending, he churns out a record military budget. Here are the pertinent highlights from the campaign's latest
California regulators recently approved a $350 million plan to subsidize costs of replacing natural gas and electric hot water heaters with solar thermal power, which generally works by preheating the