As the old Dana Carvey Church Lady used to say on Saturday Night Live: “How conveeeeeeeeeeenient!” Much is being made of San Francisco’s look at reparations. Here’s a CNN headline: San Francisco leaders show early support for $5 million reparation…
SACRAMENTO — This week, California state officials and labor unions lost the latest battle in their five-year quest to destroy an emerging industry, obliterate tens of thousands of jobs, drive up prices, and eliminate safe transportation alternatives for consumers. We can…
Four payments of $25,000. That’s the amount California Gov. Gavin Newsom requested the now-defunct Silicon Valley Bank give his wife’s woke “gender equity” foundation, the California Partners Project, in 2021. The foundation doubles as a PR platform for Jennifer Siebel…
Palo Alto: A History of California, Capitalism, and the World By Malcolm Harris (Little, Brown and Company, 720 pages, $36) Some might wonder why a conservative would choose to read and review California native son Malcolm Harris’ Palo Alto: A…
SACRAMENTO — California’s weather patterns certainly have been unusual this winter, with the Sierra snowpack hitting record levels, massive flooding throughout the valleys, and slight smatterings of snow landing in such snow-averse places as Orange County. OK, some of my…
SACRAMENTO — Conservatives often suggest that the mainstream media is filled with left-wing activists who do the Democrats’ bidding, but that’s rarely the case outside a few elite publications — and it is easily identifiable when it is. The most…
For a clear glimpse into the modern Democrat Party’s fiscal extravagance and twisted obsession with gender fluidity, consider Bernardo Heights Middle School. That San Diego campus captures so much of the sheer insanity that is a feature, not a bug,…
One way to get a handle on the Colorado River crisis is via historical comparison, the past and the present, then and now. Then would be 1922, when the Colorado River Compact, the current river-use agreement, was negotiated. The population…
Someone who knows that I was a law professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles for nearly 20 years, having taught more than 2,000 students, sent me a news item this week about a Loyola Law School graduate. It…