Category: Opinion

There is no doubt Gov. Jerry Brown has tolerated corruption in his administration. But now there are hints that he...

There was good news and bad news – and in other ways no news at all – in the latest...

We are in the “holiday season” now which the Grinch-ier among us might call the “Shopping Season” and those looking...

At about 8:05 p.m. Nov. 3, anyone in San Mateo County who cared knew that its (almost) all-mail election was...

Critics call California’s three-year-old top two primary election system a “jungle primary” because it tosses candidates of all stripes into...

The days when oil companies could credibly deny they’re gouging California drivers just because they’ve dropped pump prices a bit...

It’s rather doubtful that Janet Napolitano worried much when she first heard vandals scrawled swastikas and the message “Jews to...

Many Californians now deeply distrust state government, and with good reason. Start with the Public Utilities Commission, proven to have...

State commissions, like people and corporations, rarely change unless they’re given strong motivation; sometimes change has to be forced on...