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Voters will choose the two runoff candidates to compete in the November general election. Democratic Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta is a shoo-in for one slot, columnist George Skelton writes.
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The Newsom administration has also projected a never-dreamed-of tax surplus of $97.5 billion by July 2023, columnist George Skelton writes.
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For a California governor to look in the mirror and not see a future president wouldn’t be human, columnist George Skelton writes.
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Long warring enemies have suddenly negotiated a historic compromise over how much money medical malpractice victims can be awarded for pain and suffering, columnist George Skelton writes.
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How much the Republican Party is hurt won’t be known until the November election, but it will be hurt, columnist George Skelton writes.
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Rather than trying to ease pain at the gas pump, the governor and lawmakers should focus on infrastructure projects, columnist George Skelton writes.
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It’s largely Washington’s fault because of a federal law enacted nearly a half-century ago, columnist George Skelton writes.
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In his State of the State speech on Tuesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom said he would “be submitting a proposal to put money back in the pockets of Californians to address rising gas prices.”
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Unos 24.000 californianos de los que la oficina del fiscal general sabe que poseen armas y que legalmente no deberían, pero no puede reclutar suficientes agentes para hacer mella en la lista, escribe el columnista George Skelton.
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About 24,000 Californians the attorney general’s office knows about possess guns and legally shouldn’t, but it can’t recruit enough officers to make a dent in the list, columnist George Skelton writes.
