Kerry Jackson

Saving Earth from whatever people think will happen if humans emit increasing amounts of carbon dioxide is a dirty job.

Turns out the electric trucks aren’t selling well, so manufacturers will be able to build more diesel trucks than regulations were allowing them to.

It took only a few hours after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a regulatory bill for Phillips 66 to announce that it is closing its Los Angeles refinery complex. Without actually using the words, the company is saying there’s no reason to stick around and be abused. In a ceremony designed to deliver the message that […]

Despite latest defense, zoning is just government coercion By Kerry Jackson

San Francisco voters have passed Prop. K, giving the gang behind the California Road Diet another win in the war on cars.

Environmentalists should have the same reservations about floating wind turbines that those who see the practical difficulties have.

The same defective thinking that is squeezing the fast-food business, bleeding its employees and depleting its work force is coming to the tourism industry in Los Angeles.

The vote wasn’t even close. By a 12-3 margin, the Council decided to give a raise to workers they don’t employ and bloated payrolls that will have to be met.

It takes no effort for limited-government devotees to find fault with Sacramento. But on occasion, lawmakers in the supermajority come upon an idea that even the right will get behind.

The Biden decision greenlighting CA's electric vehicle mandates is more about how he'll be remembered than it is a practical policy.