Right now, we can only contemplate a bumpy road ahead for California’s insurance market, and hope that Commissioner Lara’s contemplated reforms to modernize the California insurance marketplace will be implemented quickly and universally accepted.

Letting teachers teach.

On Tuesday, the British High Court delayed the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States.

We look forward to discussing the most progressive ways to lower California’s carbon footprint and, at the same time, lowering energy bills for California’s working families.

To hit these 2030 targets we must speed up the energy transition and make good on our promise to lead the globe into a safer, healthier era powered by clean energy. Our children will thank us.

Pro-tenant laws passed by anti-capitalist politicians now protect squatters. If a squatter just lies about having a lease, the police won’t intervene.

Joshua Reed Eakle in his ”Trump is an enemy of liberty” column March 24 is a piece of work. He has been educated in what is now in American colleges and universities the hate America and promote woke-ism education. Which has now reached its pinnacle of success. (“Long Beach Unified pays kids $1,400 to be leftist agitators,” March 24). Mr. Eakle has lived under three presidents and was not old enough to vote for the first one’s first term. Wisdom and maturity changes everything. Mr. Eakle’s views on President Trump are not any different than the progressives’ views since 2016 […]

If the state’s highest court doesn’t put an end to this wild claim, the innovation that powers the U.S. economy will be put at serious risk.

The deficit is a gut-check for Newsom and legislators.

Our president may be an international star with multiple Time magazine covers, but he still must serve his people.