Thomas Elias is a columnist at various publications, including Desert Sun Media Group and The San Diego Union-Tribune. He covers a range of topics, with a focus on government and politics, energy and mining, social issues, and crime and justice, particularly in California and North America. Thomas has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Mercury News and the Oroville Mercury Register.
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By: Thomas Elias
At every level of government, there are times when it seems the left hand has no clue what the right hand is doing. Nov. 8 might become one of those confounding times. That’s the date – just three days after the presidential election – reserved by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) for a decision on […]
By: Thomas Elias
At every level of government, there are times when it seems the left hand has no clue what the right hand is doing.
By: Thomas Elias
There are occasional elections in which voters are not asked to decide very much — as in last March's primary when the presidential votes were not close and it was hard to find other significant issues.
No one who has looked at multiple listings of homes for sale anywhere in this country can doubt there’s a price crisis. That’s especially true in California, where the median price of homes sold in…
By: Thomas Elias
A measure this fall letting Solano County voters approve — or not — a vast new development about 45 miles northeast of San Francisco just may have
By: Thomas 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.” He has certainly done that, but not quite in the manner he claimed […]
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) of…
OPINION- 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 Elias
At every level of government, there are times when it seems the left hand has no clue what the right hand is doing. Nov. 8 might become one of those confounding times.
Doing so would raise gas prices at the exact time Gov. Gavin Newsom is trying to lower them and stop price gouging at the pumps.
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