Thomas Elias is a columnist at various publications including Desert Sun Media Group and The San Diego Union-Tribune. He covers a diverse range of topics such as government and politics, social issues, and regional interests, with a specific focus on California's cultural landscape and pressing concerns like homelessness and trafficking. Thomas Elias's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Mercury News and the Oroville Mercury Register.
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Thomas Elias' coverage mainly revolves around California politics, taxes, housing, mental health, and various government-related topics. He frequently includes expert commentary and cites data in his articles. His geographic focus is local to the United States, specifically California and Sonoma.
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By: Thomas Elias
For parents wondering where to turn to find higher education with the least exposure to antisemitism and protests favoring the terrorist group Hamas, a new study should provide strong information about where to turn. One thing the report shows: the more traditionally prestigious a university, the more likely it appears to be affected by those […]
By: Thomas Elias
California has not been a swing state in presidential politics since 1992, when it switched from Republican red to Democratic blue while its electoral votes made Bill Clinton the president.
By: Thomas Elias
Anyone who believes the last few years' spate of ultra-destructive wildfires has diminished the clout of California's biggest privately-owned electric
By: Thomas Elias
Anyone who believes the last few years’ spate of ultra-destructive wildfires has diminished the clout of California’s biggest privately-owned electric companies will now have to accept reality: they are as powerful as ever, if not more so. Consider the latest achievements of Pacific Gas & Electric Co., the nation’s largest power provider and always a […]
By: Thomas Elias
For parents wondering where to turn to find higher education with the least exposure to antisemitism and protests favoring the terrorist group Hamas, a new study should provide strong information about where to turn.
Anyone who believes the last few years’ spate of ultra-destructive wildfires has diminished the clout of California’s biggest privately-owned electric companies will now have to accept reality: they are as powerful as ever, if not more so.
By: Thomas Elias
No major health crisis afflicts California today, but elections have consequences (as ex-President Barack Obama once said) and such a crisis now
By: Thomas Elias
No major health crisis afflicts California today, but elections have consequences (as ex-President Barack Obama once said) and such a crisis now stands a good chance to become one of them. That is one potential implication of the upswing in California cases of pertussis (aka whooping cough) over the last year. As of Dec. 1, […]
By: Thomas Elias
Gov. Gavin Newsom has steadfastly denied any interest in becoming president for as long as he's been in office.
By: Thomas Elias
Gov. Gavin Newsom has steadfastly denied any interest in becoming president for as long as he’s been in office. But any California governor becomes a presidential possibility from the moment of being elected, like it or not. That’s what an almost automatic 54 electoral votes will do for (or to) you when you’re in the […]
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