Thomas D. Elias is a journalist who focuses on local news in California, particularly in the Ukiah area. He has written for various publications, including the Napa Valley Register, East Bay Times, and Orange County Register. His articles cover a range of topics, including housing, politics, and current events.
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Thomas D. Elias’ work primarily revolves around government and politics, particularly focusing on California-specific issues. His coverage heavily features legal policy regulation, citations of data, government announcements, and expert commentary.
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By: Thomas D. Elias
Despite critics, corporate departures, other recent bad news, state's GDP still leads nation and is the world's fifth largest
By: Thomas D. Elias
ICE ERO Officers take a man into custody in California on Sept. 28, 2020, as part of “Operation Rise,” which took place from Sept. 28 to
By: Thomas D. Elias
There seems to be no question that President-elect Trump will follow through on his campaign commitment to conduct the largest-ever series of raids aiming to deport undocumented immigrants, whom he prefers to call “illegals.”
By: Thomas D. Elias
All of which leaves California and other centers of illegal immigration in a waiting mode, not knowing for sure where the new Trump administration will strike first against the undocumented.
By: Thomas D. Elias
Twice every year, California's privately-owned utility companies make a big effort to appear generous, when they're actually being the opposite.
By: Thomas D. Elias
Twice every year, California’s privately-owned utility companies make a big effort to appear generous, when they’re actually being the opposite. It happened most recently late last fall, when all t…
By: Thomas D. Elias
It's solidly Democratic and thus not presidential battleground, but influence likely affects races far beyond borders
By: Thomas D. Elias
Not many places could take a 5 percent drop in their median home price and still remain the most expensive Zip code in America for real estate. But Atherton did that this year, taking a $400,000 median price dip, but still maintaining a median of $7.9 million per property sold.
By: Thomas D. Elias
Not many places could take a 5 percent drop in their median home price and still remain the most expensive Zip code in America for real estate. But Atherton did that this year, taking a $400,000 me…
By: Thomas D. Elias
San Mateo County’s Atherton retains title of priciest place in America
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