Golden State leaders should expand the number of candidates who advance to the general election to give voters more options and create healthier political incentives.

Taxpayers shouldn’t have to pay again to protect themselves when Sacramento failed to protect them the first time around.

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Means died Oct. 22, 2012, but his memory lives on and so does his fight to free all Americans from the grip of incompetent and intrusive government.

According to surveys and polling approximately 2% of the Hispanic/Latino community uses “Latinx.” That is complete rejection.

An effective approach could involve incentivizing the use of reusable and eco-friendly products, fostering community-led initiatives for plastic waste reduction, and investing in comprehensive water purification infrastructure.

I give thanks for: my GPS system; my Catholic faith given to me by Christ; my parents (RIP) who inculcated in my sister and me a sense of responsibility and that the world doesn’t owe us a living; the Dominican nuns who taught us from grade school through high school; my remaining family, sister, nephew, uncle and cousins; my friends who have been there in the bad times and celebrate the good times; my tenants of 20 years who have agreed to be my caretakers in exchange for a life estate; the newspaper editors, reporters and columnists who have been […]

Congress must either reauthorize or let die the controversial Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Section 702 program.

California is in the throes of an insurance crisis after the state’s largest insurer, State Farm, and then some other companies announced they no longer are writing new policies here. This comes after years of growing wildfire-related losses. State officials blame climate change, but it’s a problem mainly caused by government regulation.

The fake China threat narrative has its beneficiaries: the defense contractors, lobbyists, and members of Congress they fund, as well as those departments whose budgets and purview will expand