Speed Cameras: When Safety Becomes a Revenue Strategy
As Los Angeles and other California cities move to install [...]
Gubernatorial Rivals Agree: California Got This Farmworker Law Wrong
Political agreement is rare. What happened this week at Fresno [...]
A Second Grader Should Not Have to Ask, “Is He Dead?”
Every morning, parents walk their children to school past people [...]
The Social Media Trial Is Missing the Real Defendant: Us
A Los Angeles jury is weighing a question that could [...]
‘Why Would Anyone Want This Job?’
At the Pacific Research Institute’s “California Ideas in Action” conference [...]
Jane Fonda’s Climate Agenda Left California Dirtier and More Expensive
Jane Fonda and her climate activists demanded that oil production [...]
Grieving Parents and City Leaders Press Sacramento to Act on Deadly Street Racing
The 2026 legislative session began with grieving families and local [...]
The ‘Dirty Dozen’ Gets It Wrong About California Produce
Every year, headlines warn shoppers about the so-called “Dirty Dozen,” [...]
Scarcity, Not Landlords, Is Driving California’s Rent Crisis
By: Hector Barajas California’s rent debate is often reduced to [...]
Americans Haven’t Stopped Caring. They’ve Stopped Trusting.
Most analyses of declining charitable giving focus on household balance [...]
