Tom Elias

California voters administered a few lessons to this state’s dominant Democratic Party in 2020 and 2022, but they appear to be forgotten or were never completely heeded.

The trial very visibly established that the more money an individual possesses, the better defense they can mount.

Gavin Newsom proposes using simple addition to fight today’s repeat crime problem.

For years, one word was all pretty much all Californians heard from political leaders about solving the state’s housing problem: Density.

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 because of

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.

The combination of the 2021 laws best known as SB9 and SB10 was supposed to bring scads of new affordable housing to the California market.

Give then an inch, went the old saying about the once-dynastic New York Yankees baseball team, and they’ll take a mile.

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.

Trump’s main grievance against California was that Democratic Hillary Clinton defeated him here by almost 3 million votes.