Of course, firefighter unions don’t like the competition, just as they dislike volunteer firefighting departments.

Los Angeles County officials have repeatedly warned the public to be wary of scammers who show up after a disaster and start grifting, taking advantage of people’s generosity by asking for donations for victims, but in fact benefiting themselves.

Only when competence and reasonableness rule the day in policymaking will anything change.

Let’s work together to ensure that we have an insurance system that is there for when disaster strikes.

President-elect Donald Trump’s second tour in the White House can be a glorious last hurrah or the last flicker of a dying comet.

Once again, as with Nancy’s haircut and Gavin’s French Laundry, “Rules for Thee, but Not for Me”!

CalPERS should prioritize proven, effective strategies that cost less and consistently deliver better returns for taxpayers and public employees.

Essayli utilizes a plethora of stats and other information to detail why our state has become so vulnerable to wildfires.

Americans are watching the TV news with horror and sadness as tales unfold of the wildfires that are sweeping across Southern California.

Once upon a time, Californians were told that by 2020 they would see a high-speed rail line connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco for as little as $33 billion.