If Jet Fuel Prices Are Falling, Why Aren’t Airline Fares?
According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, jet fuel [...]
Banks Want More Fees? Americans Have Had Enough
Millions of Americans are already struggling with the cost of [...]
Investing in Tomorrow: Giving Every Child a Stake in America’s Future
One of the greatest gifts a parent can give a [...]
The Missing Conversation in California’s Push Toward Electrification
California's latest legal victory, which allows regulators to move forward [...]
The Minimum Wage Doesn’t Stop at Minimum Wage
California is once again debating another increase in the minimum [...]
How Far Will Cities Go to Block Housing? Sausalito’s Latest Anti-Development Stunt
Sausalito employs increasingly absurd methods, including imaginary software to block new housing projects. Marin County’s special housing exemptions and Sausalito’s resistance highlight California's deepening housing crisis. Will the state finally intervene?
Is Gov. Newsom Running for President By Agreeing to Cooperate with ICE?
Governor Gavin Newsom has announced he will veto AB 15, a bill that would prevent California’s prison system from cooperating with ICE. This decision aligns him with some Republican lawmakers who argue that the state shouldn’t house undocumented individuals with criminal records. Meanwhile, Newsom recently approved $25 million for legal services for undocumented immigrants, though he insists these funds shouldn’t protect convicted felons from deportation. His actions raise questions about political positioning—is he aiming to appear more centrist ahead of a potential presidential run?
SF Rent Control
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recently ignited a heated [...]
AT&T Data Breach
In a major data breach, AT&T revealed that the call [...]
Unraveling the Debate on Pension Fund Investments & Its Ripple Effect in California
In California, a state known for its ultra-liberal stance on [...]
