Gov. Gavin Newsom tirelessly touts the size and strength of California’s economy, often contrasting it with those of other states. When, for example, the monthly employment report was issued
Nine years ago, tenants of the Pigeon Palace at 2840-2848 Folsom Street in San Francisco faced a dilemma. Their aging landlord, who had long rented at affordable rates, was unable
It’s axiomatic that institutions, whether governmental, academic, philanthropic or corporate, rarely reform themselves.
Universally, if systemic change occurs, it tends to come from outside the existing structure for one
Bay Area tenants from the KDF Tenants Association protest housing conditions and rent increases outside the office complex that houses KDF Communities LLC's office in Newport Beach, on
"I’ve been looking for you." These were the words that haunted me during the more than two decades I spent living on the streets of Los Angeles,
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has been one of the loudest Democratic politicians in denouncing former President Donald Trump as a threat to democracy.
While endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign
Inflation may be slowing, but high prices continue to dash all hopes of saving money for Californians living paycheck to paycheck.
Just this month, a new California law banning so-called
It’s not hyperbole to declare that California’s most serious economic, social and political issue is its chronic shortage of housing, particularly for families in the lower income brackets.
Demography, politics and the unintended consequences of civic reforms have pushed Los Angeles to the left, creating an electorate hostile to Republicans and shaping the prospects of candidates and causes
There never was much of a chance that California Gov. Gavin Newsom would be running for president this year, even if President Joe Biden were to step aside.
While Newsom
Late one recent morning at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles, Metro riders waited patiently to catch their trains. They shared the platform with a slew of "ambassadors"
"Alright, Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my close-up."
Fading movie star Norma Desmond (Gloria Swanson) utters those words in the final scene of Sunset Boulevard, Billy Wilder’
