Dan Walters is a commentator at various California newspapers and media outlets. With nearly 60 years of experience, he has written extensively on government and politics, focusing on themes such as homelessness, social issues, and the economy. Dan's insights and analyses have been featured in numerous publications, including The Press-Enterprise, San Francisco Examiner, and Los Angeles Daily News.
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Dan Walters covers local government and politics in California, focusing on issues such as the home insurance market, ballot measures, and academic performance. His articles include a mix of opinion editorials, expert commentary, and references to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Dan Walters
However, the more interesting aspect of Newsom's return to Marin County is its stubborn resistance to his efforts, as governor, to compel communities to plan for millions of new housing units, particularly those for low- and moderate-income families.
Among the hundreds of bills introduced in every session of the California Legislature, a few deal with what state officials term “tax expenditures,” which requires some explanation.
By: Dan Walters
Whether the state can actually enforce its ban on selling gasoline- and diesel-powered cars in 2035 remains unsettled
By: Dan Walters
When the state Department of Education released academic test scores of California’s public school students in October, it cast them in positive terms.
By: Dan Walters
It’s certain that California’s homelessness crisis will still be highly visible and a weapon for Newsom’s opponents.
How much would it cost to end homelessness in California? Try more than $100 billion
By: Dan Walters
The motives of the Merced campus advocates, both public and private, had only tangential connections to educational needs, and two decades later that’s still true. UC Merced is the system’s poor stepchild.
By: Dan Walters
Whether the state can actually enforce its ban on selling gasoline- and diesel-powered cars in 2035 remains unsettled
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decree that by 2035 all new cars sold in California must be powered by batteries or other zero-emission systems has received a double dose of legal and political support.
By: Dan Walters
While many ‘tax expenditures’ serve positive purposes, others are subsidies to special interests with political clout.
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