California Is Much Crazier Than You Thought
A new California law is driving textile companies away with absurd regulatory compliance burdens about textile recycling.
A new California law is driving textile companies away with absurd regulatory compliance burdens about textile recycling.
A California legislator introduced a bill to prevent registered sex offenders from running for office, but a state senate committee killed it.
San Francisco NGOs receive a fortune in public funding to serve the homeless, but they don't accomplish much. No one is tracking the money.
The Golden State has witnessed the 'rule of Gavin,' meaning whatever legal requirements hinder Newsom’s presidential ambitions get ignored.
The Golden State has witnessed the “rule of Gavin,” meaning whatever legal requirements hinder Newsom’s presidential ambitions get ignored.
A letter from HUD announces federal defunding of a Los Angeles homeless services agency that's been functionally dead for at least a year.
California needed a major political course correction, but the results of the just-concluded primary elections tell is it isn't coming.
In February, California Governor Gavin Newsom swaggered around a major new construction yard for high-speed rail. Today it's empty.