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Cherida Collins Smith, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Collins Pine Company & Chuck Henderson, Family Manager, Shasta Forest Timberlands LLC.

sign ballot petitions, signatures calling for a referendum on the so-called ...

Yesterday, the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, in concert with the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor/AFL-CIO turned in more than one million signatures for a term limit reform ballot ...

The death rate from those who get the coronavirus is projected by some experts to be about 1 percent, although no one really knows yet. In any case, it is a bad one. Still, it is shaping up to be far ...

I’m covering the coronavirus outbreak extensively mostly because of the economic impact on California and thus the state budget and not to spread panic. It is also consuming Governor Gavin Newsom‘s ...

You’d think that in the middle of a state housing crisis – brought on by a woeful and sustained low level of production – elected leaders would be doing everything in their power to reverse it. But, ...

Gavin Newsom is rushing in where angels — and more cautious politicians — fear to tread by devoting virtually all of his second State of the State address to California’s seemingly intractable housing ...

The problem with the California economy is not greenness. It’s homelessness. Get these people off our streets first. Make living like a human being affordable again. If there is no incentive to work, ...

Instead of doing its job, the state wants to cut taxes. That’s the essence of a new legislative effort to cut taxes on marijuana being sold legally. The tax cut is meant to address a real problem: ...

Gavin Newsom is giving a state of the state speech he apparently doesn’t want you to hear. You can tell from the timing: 11 a.m. next Tuesday, Feb. 12. It’s the wrong choice, on almost every level.

The Janus v American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees case will be argued before the United States Supreme Court today and many are predicting that public employee unions will be ...