Gov. Gavin Newsom has long had a cozy relationship with the California prison guards union.

When it comes to Californians’ right to fairly access our justice system, few things are more maddening than learning that artificial impediments such as limits to government’s ability to use technology often deprive us of that right.

My prayer is that Rep. Kim and all members of Congress will act now, before other families are separated as mine has been.

A group of California Republican legislators have penned a letter to President Donald Trump encouraging him to pursue sensible immigration policies. If Trump really wants to Make America Great Again, he’d listen to them.

This was not bigotry with an iron fist; it was more subtle bigotry that wore a velvet glove while writing and defending the pages of the nation’s zoning codes.

If voters take Newsom’s cue and nationalize all aspects of politics, including down ballot races, the Democrats can say goodbye to the U.S. Senate for good.

A return to a noninterventionist foreign policy is the only way we will be able to begin to pay down the national debt and restore a government that adheres to the constitutional limits on its powers and respects all the people’s rights all the time.

The stage would seem to be set for another of the Capitol’s periodic work comp clashes.

Nevertheless, with Iran defanged, and the benefits of ties with Israel and the U.S. looking increasingly attractive to moderate Arab countries, peace and prosperity in the Middle East appears closer than at any point in recent years.

The state may have to pay some contractors a termination fee, but that is a fraction of the costs of completing the line.