Los Angeles County Superior Court judge uses ‘affordable housing’ to ban affordable housing • California’s self-inflicted fiscal crisis produces a budget full of gimmicks and favors
|
| | This editorial board has long been critical of Donald Trump’s stances on immigration policy. However, the former president recently described a policy idea that makes perfect sense. |
---|
|
---|
| To increase housing affordability, California must strengthen SB 9 and other supply-focused initiatives. |
---|
|
---|
| Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders wrapped themselves in a blanket of self-congratulatory statements Saturday as they announced a deal to close a multibillion-dollar state budget deficit. |
---|
|
---|
| The best alternative is to set goals, research the options, have a plan and fund the projects that best meets the needs of the entire state. |
---|
|
---|
| “You can pay me now (for prevention), or you can pay me later (much more).” |
---|
|
---|
| If the government stopped trying to run our lives and run the world, there would be no need to punish hard-working Americans by taxing their tips. |
---|
|
---|
| Banning cell phones probably wouldn’t work Although banning student phones in public schools should be a last resort, it might be necessary due to California’s abysmal outcomes with core subject test scores. District policies on this issue should have been rolled out 10-15 years ago. A smarter idea would involve parents refusing to allow their children to have a phone until the age of 16 or more. That would cut down on screen time for developing young minds who should be studying history, math, reading, science, writing, etc., instead of being mesmerized by social media platforms. While some teachers are […] |
---|
|
---|
| Changing human lives for the better is one of the greatest callings that anyone can pursue, and these administrators and professors at UCI are leading the way. |
---|
|
---|
| If America continues to follow the California climate path, there will be no place to escape. |
---|
|
---|
| If he’s reelected this fall, all kinds of American workers may soon be in the same boat as California farmworkers. |
---|
|
---|
| |
|