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There’s no excuse for the disaster at the EDD
We are almost a year into the pandemic, and Californians continue to struggle. Small businesses, especially restaurants, have suffered steep …
Adam Schiff should not be California AG
The office of the attorney general of California is unlike any other elected position. That person serves as California’s top law enforcement …
The limits of interactive budget tools
Did you ever want to write your own state budget? Maybe not, but some media outlets and progressive organizations have created interactive websites …
Case for a Newsom recall continues to grow
After some fits and starts, the recall effort against Gov. Gavin Newsom appears to be gaining traction. Proponents say they have collected over 1 …
Election integrity still matters
This is neither a column about “Stop the Steal” or “there was no fraud.” At this point, whether there was a sufficient level of fraud to affect the …
Tax hikes are back on the agenda in Sacramento
With 1 million signatures in and several potential challengers, the recall drive against Gov. Gavin Newsom may be causing him to reconsider some of …
California should stick to the basics
In this time of New Year’s resolutions, here’s one for California: Stick to the basics. Unfortunately, our elected leadership believe that any problem …
The fate of California hangs on Georgia
So why should Californians care about a runoff election for two U.S. Senate seats in Georgia occurring Jan. 5? The answer is simple. The outcome of …
Who checks the fact-checkers?
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” is the question posed by the Roman poet Juvenal from his “Satires.” It is literally translated as “Who will guard the …