Less than three weeks before the June 8 primary, support for Proposition 14 continues to rise. In a PPIC survey of 2,003 likely voters in California, 60% support the
A recent California Superior Court decision ruled that those who illegally divert water from streams and rivers can be sued because the consequent lack of water downstream, with its resultant
Emeryville's Chief of Police, Ken James – outspoken proponent of a measure that would criminalize the open carrying of firearms in all public areas of the state – will be
Likely 2012 Republican Presidential candidate, Newt Gingrich, claims that Islamic terrorism is a mortal threat to America and must be decisively defeated over the next ten years or so. While
Steve Poizner was once considered too far behind in the polls for the Republican gubernatorial nomination; however, the tide now seems to be changing. With recent events on the immigration
Steve Poizner was once considered too far behind in the polls for the Republican gubernatorial nomination; however, the tide now seems to be changing. With recent events on the immigration
What exactly are the duties of the Lieutenant Governor of California? Many know the position only for what it is not: the governorship.
The Lieutenant Governor may step in as
Vanity Fair's editor, Graydon Carter, laid out a compelling case for Wall St's hijacking of Washington DC. Unfortunately, he allowed blatant partisanship to cloud his objectivity
As gold prices rise past $1200 an ounce and the Euro tumbles due to the debt contagion, Congressman Ron Paul continues to implicate the U.S. Federal Reserve as the
Observing the current state of the California Republican Senate Primary, perhaps no phrase bears as much relevance as “the calm before the storm.”
On the one hand, the various candidates
When Governor Schwarzenegger unveiled his revised 2010-2011 budget proposal last week, there were few surprises. With $3 billion less in projected tax revenue in April due to the recession,
Last Friday, Gov. Schwarzenegger detailed the brutal budget cuts coming, saying the state doesn’t have the money, and that the current system is broken and must be repaired. Further,