California is so screwed up that everything is confusing, even storms.

The Biden administration insists that marijuana users are so dangerous that they cannot be trusted with guns

In 2004, California voters approved Proposition 63, the Mental Health Services Act. It was a 1% tax on incomes above $1 million to fund badly needed mental health services, and supporters told voters the new funding would reduce homelessness.

California is undergoing a retail-theft crime wave. In Los Angeles a mob of 30-plus criminals stole nearly $100,000 in handbags from a Nordstrom store on a recent Saturday afternoon.

The betting odds say the next election will likely be a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Washington should learn from past interventions and refuse to commit U.S. forces to defend Saudi Arabia.

Although Carter’s understanding was partial, his actions helped prepare the way for Reagan’s more comprehensive free-market policies.

It’s exactly what Republicans tried to do in Ohio – something that the president of the United States denounced as a “blatant attempt to weaken voters’ voices.”

Great idea to allow each editorial member to pen their own ideas (Aug. 20), and I was not surprised by the position each took. Richard Boddie’s opinion is open-minded and non-biased. John Seiler’s opinion calls out the fallacy of RICO laws and how they are being used to “get Trump.” My words, not Mr. Seiler’s. Greenhut’s response is a middle of the road: “well we have to do something to stop The Donald.” By using leftist slang, Greenhut loses credibility in my opinion. Wilson’s opinion is expected, but that is who he is, a leftist that believes he is […]

Anaheim residents should get what they deserve for their property.