Matthew Grant Anson

Although there are legitimate arguments for and against, the real test for Gov. Brown will be how voters see staff pay raises amid a statewide financial crisis.

A new policy on the horizon looks to make sweeping changes to registration at California community colleges

Tuesday’s vote by the city of San Bernardino to file for bankruptcy and California’s suspension of the Brown Act may seem like separate issues, but a quick perusal of the details says otherwise.

California shouldn’t undo what it has spent years building: a world-class secondary education system with UC Berkeley as the crown jewel.

It’s either Democrat, Republican, or some fringe third party that never comes close to having real political clout. Frustrated voters in California are turning their noses and throwing the menu away entirely by checking the decline-to-state option when registering,.

After hemming and hawing over the issue for years, the city of Los Angeles took the major step on Monday of approving a ban on plastic bags in supermarket checkout lines, making it the largest city in the United States to do so.

California has always been a bellwether state when it comes to demographic shifts, often seeing trends fully materialize as they are just creeping into other areas of the country.

In a world where soda is the lifeblood of high blood pressure, obesity and heart disease, the city of Richmond has had enough.