Of course homelessness is a complicated issue with no simple solutions.

Pencils have erasers for this very reason.

On July 14, hours after the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden told the nation, “(We need to) lower the temperature in our politics.”

It’s official. Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has joined the field of candidates to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom in two years. “I believe we need a problem solver to lead our state,” he said in a video announcing his campaign. “That’s why I’m running for governor.”

Given the sad state of affairs here, I would say the idea of President Kamala Harris is laughable, but then I remembered what that would sound like.

Paperwork and permitting delays have become the rule, not the exception, to allowing commercial space launches from occurring in a timely manner.

Newsom and state lawmakers must listen to small businesses and their employees who say the current policy is hurting California.

It’s a clear attempt to stop housing construction.

Her policy objectives are likely to face little institutional resistance from the media, wealthy corporate elites, and the bureaucratic administrative apparatus.

California’s small businesses are the heart and soul of our communities. We deserve better than a dead-of-night tax hike.