Coming off a fresh win over her Republican opponents in Tuesday’s primary, Carly Fiorina may have uttered the very words she will regret in November. Speaking without knowledge of
On June 8, the voters of California chose their party nominees for this November’s statewide and national elections. According to official and unofficial tallies, certain candidates absolutely cleaned up
The June election has passed, and California can now look ahead to the general election in November, where more contentious ballot initiatives and competitive races for Governor and US Senate
The negotiations and desperate scramble to find $20 billion somewhere, anywhere, to close the 2010 California deficit continue. In a major body blow, the federal government has pulled $2 billion
With record low turnout but strong anti-incumbent attitudes, voters dramatically changed the way California elects state officeholders by approving Proposition 14, which creates a non-partisan primary where the
According to an official Treasury Department report to Congress, total U.S. public debt will hit nearly $20 trillion by 2015. The report states that the ratio of total public
Fusion voting was once ubiquitous in the United States, legal in every state of the union. With the rise of relatively powerful third party and independent political movements in the
Celebrated author and local food advocate, Michael Pollan, recently observed that the growing awareness of food as sustenance for social and individual health (instead of simply being “fuel”) is reconnecting
Today marks the end of primary season as many eyes curiously rest on the Republican races to be decided by tonight. In a state where Republican voters are gasping to
Judging from recent polls, the California Senate race between Barbara Boxer and presumptive Republican candidate Carly Fiorina will be somewhat less than inspiring. Boxer leads Fiorina primarily because, even with