Californians: See a tax hike? Vote no. See a bond measure? Vote no.

Californians are overtaxed. California is deeply indebted.

Californians already pay the highest statewide sales tax rate in the nation, and the highest gas tax, so why do five Orange County cities have a sales tax increase on their November ballot?

Newsom has responded to Californians’ outcry about crime and homelessness, but will the American business community and public be loud enough to get the governor to reverse course?

California’s state and local governments must focus on paying down debt rather than waiting until the only option is raising taxes.

The latest polls show an overwhelming lead for Proposition 36, known as “The Homelessness, Drug Addiction and Theft Reduction Act.” It’s an effort by law enforcement and business owners to roll back reforms in a decade-old ballot initiative.

We probably can’t change the nation’s political dynamics, but we can be happy warriors who eschew government intervention.

In search of a time machine

Sometimes a nightmare is a reality.

Political rallies aren’t roasts

There is no dispute that Proposition 5, if enacted, will result in higher property taxes for California homeowners.