A recent report by the Public Policy Institute of California shows that arrest rates in the state dropped to historic lows. This new development is especially important because it follows …
After the horrific Woolsey and Campfires ravaged California, killing more than 80 people and leaving thousands without a home, President Donald Trump argued that better forest management could have prevented …
California’s now-defeated Republican gubernatorial candidate John Cox said he wanted the Golden State’s teachers “paid like rock stars and baseball players.” But despite his claims and promise to adjust teachers’ …
The Golden State continues to march toward becoming the country’s most restrictive territory as Gov. Jerry Brown signs S.B. 1192, a piece of legislation that fights childhood obesity by mandating …
Homelessness in Los Angeles County has been on the rise for a decade. Despite the slight decrease in 2018, the city estimates that since 2010, the number of homeless people …
With the highest poverty rate in the country, the California government has spent nearly $958 billion from 1992 to 2015 on public welfare programs and as a result, one out of …
Californians are already familiar with living in an environment completely regulated by the local or state governments. But a new bill would further regulate yet another small but significant aspect …
The state of California has just passed a bill that essentially nullifies any effort from the federal government that would force the state to collect data concerning an individual’s religion, …
A bill introduced in the California Senate earlier this year that requires law enforcement agencies in the Golden State must get local government approval before deploying surveillance technology has just passed California …
As I mentioned in a recent issue of The Liberator Online, the Advocates finished its move from Indianapolis to Sacramento last month. A colleague of mine was sorting through the …
