The future is ours to shape—let’s make it one we can all be proud of.

A long overdue reform of who writes the wording for state ballot initiatives and referendums is before the Legislature.

California’s government rarely is on the cusp of useful reform, but at least it sometimes does learn some lessons after crisis strikes.

Guantánamo’s legacy of injustice must end.

Our state’s privacy regulators need to go back to the drawing board and craft rules that protect small businesses and genuinely address real privacy risks – not burden businesses with solving problems that don’t exist.

Voters should take a cue from Bob Fosse and invite her to leave the theater immediately.

Last week, federal transportation officials announced an investigation into federal funding of California’s high-speed rail boondoggle. It’s about time.

The situation is a high-stakes poker game between two egocentric politicians and a reminder that while Newsom often refers to California as a “nation-state” with global influence, it’s still very dependent on Washington when disaster strikes.

Interestingly, little to no debate or any public outreach by the SCAQMD has occurred on these costly rules.

The city has been in a legal dispute with Jason — a 41-year-old former Navy diver turned business owner — for a decade.