Kerry Jackson is a co-host and journalist known for his work on X96's "Radio From Hell" and his passion for geek culture. He has also written for various publications, including Watchdog.org, Pacific Research Institute, Times of San Diego, and Fox News Media. Kerry's articles cover a range of topics, including California politics, public policy, and social issues.
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Kerry Jackson's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in California, with a specific emphasis on policy analysis and data-driven insights. He frequently covers topics related to public employees, homebuilding, progressive policies, energy, electric vehicles, lawmakers, red tape, and climate alarmists.
Given the nature of his articles which often cite data and analyze legal policy regulations or government announcements in California specifically (and sometimes San Francisco), Kerry would likely be most interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or expert commentary on local political developments and their potential impacts particularly within the state of California. It is also important to note that he may be receptive to contributions from individuals who have firsthand experience or expertise related to these topics.
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Unlike homelessness and poverty, squatting isn’t one of California’s most pressing – and well-known – problems.
When labor costs become unaffordable from bad public policy, always the case with minimum-wage hikes, companies must consider cutting staff.
Crossing California's ruling class can bring down the political fire. Elon Musk knows this as well as anyone. The SpaceX chief executive officer has been told he should take his space program elsewhere.
The University of California, San Diego is now the first major public college to make climate change education a requirement for graduation.
By: Kerry Jackson
How is it that, in 2024, elected officials still resort to rent-control laws as a pathway toward affordable housing? Are they low-information policymakers wholly ignorant of rent control’s negative impacts? Or ideologues who know better but nevertheless stick to their agenda? In San Francisco, where the cost of housing is among the highest in the […]
By: Kerry Jackson
Blue voters have reached a tipping point with crime and have lost confidence in prosecutors who are conducting real-time sociological experiments they call reform.
By: Kerry Jackson
Saving Earth from whatever people think will happen if humans emit increasing amounts of carbon dioxide is a dirty job.
By: Kerry Jackson
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 […]
By: Kerry Jackson
Despite latest defense, zoning is just government coercion By Kerry Jackson
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