This month there has been little good news for the California public school system. On March 4, California got word that the state’s bid for a piece of over
“Reform” is in the eye of the beholder. One policymaker’s idea of improvement is another’s disaster. Those differences in viewpoint have become apparent as California’s Legislature begins
According to this week’s California Field Poll, no one issue is going to influence Californians in who they choose to be their next governor. In reality, they are considering
Gerald Celente, considered one of the most accurate trends forecasters in the world, is sticking to his guns and predicting the rise of a legitimate third party candidate by 2012.
Janice Hahn has been a member of the Los Angeles City Council since 2001. She is running as a Democrat for California Lieutenant Governor, and her main opponent in the
To observers of the California Republican Senate primary, echoes of the 2008 Primary election are difficult to ignore, though they also offer perilous blinders. On the one hand, there is
When it comes to thoughtful politicians who don’t tend to sway in the latest political winds, some would claim that no one comes to mind faster than Tom Campbell,
In recent years, “alternative medicine” practitioners have seen a marked increase in clientele. Even as America has devolved into the most obese and unhealthy of all industrialized nations, a growing
As the Tea Party "vows revenge over the health overhaul", the Coffee Party is mobilizing a massive, nationwide Coffee Party Summit this weekend. Emboldened by its rapidly growing
CAIVN would like to offer readers ten different sources that provide an array of commentary and analysis on the recently passed healthcare reform bill. These links represent news sources and
Besides beaches and pleasant weather, California is also notorious for its occasional earthquakes. When it comes to California hospitals and earthquakes, the legislature considered it of paramount importance to implement
In 2008, California voters approved a $9.4 billion proposition to build a High Speed Rail [HSR] network in California. The trains will reach speeds over 200 mph. Construction may