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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Ukiah, California, United States (Local)
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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The current spate of campus takeovers by pro-Palestinian, anti-Israeli and often anti-Semitic protesters turns out to be neither an accident nor, for the most part, spontaneous .
Elias: Qatari money and campus takeovers The Coast News Group The current spate of campus takeovers by protesters is neither an accident nor, for the most part, spontaneous.
By: Thomas D. Elias
Some areas' rents already so high that new buildings get few takers; insurers increasingly leery of crowded places too
By: Thomas D. Elias
For years, one word was all pretty much all Californians heard from political leaders about solving the state’s housing problem: Density. Now it’s time to ask how that’s working out. Answer: not so…
Give then an inch, went the old saying about the once-dynastic New York Yankees baseball team, and they’ll take a mile.
By: Thomas D. Elias
Ask almost any police chief the reasons behind the last year’s rash of well-organized and orchestrated “smash-and-grab” robberies around California and chances are they will say it’s largely becaus…
By: Thomas D. Elias
No one can reliably predict situation's evolution over the next 10 years, but a big question is how long it can last
By: Thomas D. Elias
All those Millennials and adult Gen Z'ers who have moved back home to live with parents after going off to college or to work in other places turn out to be doing a big favor for other Californians.
By: Thomas D. Elias
All those Millennials and adult Gen Z’ers who have moved back home to live with parents after going off to college or to work in other places turn out to be doing a big favor for other Californians…
By: Thomas D. Elias
There's the question of safety, never really doubted by nuclear advocates, writes columnist Tom Elias.
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