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
It's easy to criticize the field now running for California governor, an office now occupied by perhaps the ultimate lame duck – Gavin Newsom.
By: Thomas D. Elias
The election is well under way, even if results are not yet in. Meanwhile, the always controversial Proposition 13 is far from finished with absorbing criticism.
Crime has been a see-saw issue in California for most of the last 40 years, columnist Tom Elias says.
By: Thomas D. Elias
Crime has been a see-saw issue in California for most of the last 40 years. Leniency was the vogue for awhile recently.
By: Thomas D. Elias
By Thomas D. Elias | [email protected] PUBLISHED: November 14, 2024 at 2:31 PM PST Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
By: Thomas D. Elias
For a third time, potential statewide rent controls lost — and by a similarly large margin as the other two efforts
By: Thomas D. Elias
While writing up his biography on the website of the California Department of Insurance back in early 2019, the newly elected Commissioner Ricardo Lara informed all comers that “I ran for (this) office to make a difference in the lives of Californians.”
By: Thomas D. Elias
California's high hopes of avoiding a second “War on California” by a federal government headed by Donald Trump appeared late on Election Night to be squelched. After a four-year break while Democrat Joe Biden held the White House, Trump will apparently soon reoccupy the nation's main mansion.The meanings for California in this month's squeaker of […]
A n old saying tells us “no one votes for the vice president in a presidential election, just for the president.”
By: Thomas D. Elias
Once again, California voters demonstrated in this fall's month-long voting season that they are liberal – but not so far left as many of the politicians they usually elect.
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