John Seiler

Commentary As in 1968, so in 2024. The kids are marchin' on the campuses. Protests broke out this week at the University of Southern California, University of California, and other schools around the state and country.

Commentary So much for California's mandate that “all new passenger cars, trucks, and SUVs sold in California will be zero-emission vehicles by 2035,” according to the California Air Resources Board.

To grab this opportunity and get back in the game, Republicans need to put repealing the “top two” system on the ballot as soon as possible. Call it the Restore Democracy Initiative.

Republicans have a problem. They can’t get above 40% in statewide elections. The Public Policy Institute of California’s first poll since the March Senate primaries found: Rep.

Commentary My college career started in September 1973 at the University of Michigan, 15 miles from my home in Wayne, Mich. I didn't like the school.

By John Seiler | May 3, 2024 The home-insurance crisis hitting California and other states is now thwarting cities' efforts to house the homeless.

Innovative Solutions Needed to Prevent Spread of Fake AI Pictures of Underage Students

Bleak Futures: Is Despair Also Driving University Protests?

Gov. Gavin Newsom raised his estimate of the state’s budget deficit from $38 billion in his January budget proposal to $44.9 billion in his May Revision released May 10. The ...

Cities can slash homeless housing costs by ditching subsidies by John Seiler