There’s no doubt that when it comes to the Gubernatorial race, former Governor, Democratic nominee and California political icon Jerry Brown is in a tough fight. His opponent is
I'm beginning to suspect there's something in the water at our state capital that is causing what I call Sacramento Budget Derangement Syndrome (SBDS). This tragic
A U.S Census Bureau report released last week showed that the number of Californians living in poverty rose to 15.3 percent – totaling 5.6 million people – in 2009,
California's Employment Development Department released its latest numbers Friday, showing sustained job losses in California for the third straight month. California employers cut over 33,000 jobs last
As the Food and Drug Administration considers allowing the sale of genetically engineered (GE) salmon, a critical public is calling on the President to derail the approval process of the
The signs can be seen almost everywhere. Downtown Sacramento. San Diego. Either side of Lincoln Boulevard between Marina del Rey and Santa Monica. Along the Wilshire Boulevard corridor, from downtown
If the Boston Red Sox win the World Series, will it lessen their achievement if New York Yankee fans still don’t like them? That seems to be the convoluted
In a major effort to pass some sort of immigration reform legislation before the November midterms, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) has attached a controversial piece of immigration
A federal study has found that a couple of California prisons possess some of the highest incidences of sexual violence in the nation. While state prison officials are disputing the
The California gubernatorial race has been a real snoozer so far, with little if anything to engage voters. Well, except for Brown bad-mouthing Bill Clinton because of that Whitman
When Meg Whitman bested Steve Poizner a few months ago, moderates all over California breathed a sigh of relief that a Republican with more in common ideologically with Arnold Schwarzenegger
Over at MarketWatch, Darrell Delamaide asks the following poignant question: Is tea party the end of our two-party system? Citing a number of Tea Party upsets in Republican primaries,