The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) hosted a discussion with University of California (UC) President Mark Yudof on Tuesday. Yudof reflected on his five years leading the UC system
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The fight for online privacy rights in California took a major blow this month as AB 1291, or the "Right to Know Act of
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California's secretary of state has been the subject of criticism regarding the state's antiquated campaign finance reporting system and clumsy online interface. A letter
Mark Sanford wins the South Carolina special election and may have just pulled off one of the more remarkable political comebacks in recent memory - certainly the most bizarre. At 54-
Major newspapers are covering a recommendation by the California Public Utilities Commission to fine PG&E over $2.25 billion for negligence that led to a catastrophic gas explosion
One of the most common arguments in contemporary political discourse goes something like this: "We should devolve as much power as possible to state and local governments because they
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It's just about 4:00 pm Central Time and there are about two hours before the polls close in the South Carolina special election between
In order to delve into the implications of drone policy on Washington, technology, civil rights, manufacturing, and journalism, Future Tense Now, a project of Slate, New America Foundation, and Arizona
Given the expected 75 word limit on proposed 2014 constitutional amendments, Florida Independent Voting (fivorg.com) proposes the following legislative changes to implement Top-Two Open Primary. The changes are
The United States uses more oil than any other country in the world, consuming more than 18.5 million barrels a day. Despite important resources in its soil, the U.
Further disputes over prison reduction efforts in California have been raised over the potential health risks tied to an airborne fungus. In a recent court filing, Governor Jerry Brown’s
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New York has been a hotbed for ideas surrounding campaign finance reform. From public funding of elections to donation matching, New
