Orange County is one of the best places to live in America. Yet I continue to see the glad-handing, special interest perks and grift traditionally seen in places like Chicago or New York.

They promise to achieve the impossible while glossing over the costs of persisting in a strategy that has failed for more than a century.

Our model is a success story that has positively impacted the lives of thousands of returning prisoners, their families, and the broader communities in which they live.

Last month, the California Legislature unanimously approved legislation, Assembly Bill 2903, authored by Asm. Josh Hoover, R-Sacramento, to require state agencies that administer homeless programs to “annually report cost and outcome data to the California Interagency Council on Homelessness” for each program they administer.

I hope the governor will stand with me to support this vulnerable population to prioritize their health, well-being, and quality of life.

Of all the blithering idiocy perpetrated by the California government

Occasionally I will taunt my fanatically pickleball-playing sister, the Queen of Get-Out-of the-Kitchen — that’s a pickleball insider joke — of the Westside, by calling her sport pickle, and noting that its players can lean a little senior. But hey, she says, we’ve got the celebs on our Santa Monica public courts! Why, the Second […]

One should expect a candidate for district attorney to know this

The SALT debate once again proves that what is taxed and how much is levied is a purely arbitrary — and therefore very political — process.

Instead of passing symbolic bills expressing horror at decades-old outrages, the Legislature should get busy protecting the property rights of everyone now.