New Free Cities Book
Building Cities From Scratch
Steven Greenhut
October 2, 2024
SACRAMENTO – The plan by a group of San Francisco Bay Area venture capitalists to build an entirely new city on ranch land in Solano County between the Bay Area and Sacramento has become one of the most controversial housing ...
Immigration in California (By the Numbers)
Steve Smith
December 4, 2024
According to Pew Research, immigration ranked second, after the economy, in a top ten list of potential Trump voter concerns going into the 2024 presidential election. For potential Harris voters, immigration ranked last. Upon his Nov 6th election, President-Elect ...
Young People Aren’t Reading Great Books Because Many Can’t Read
Lance T. izumi
December 3, 2024
Think about your favorite novel that you read in school. Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables? Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice? Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote? Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations? Now imagine if all the wonder and wisdom of those great works ...
Newsom’s wrongheaded special session is a misuse of gubernatorial power
Daniel Kolkey
December 2, 2024
Gov. Newsom’s call on December 2 for a mere $25 million fund for the Department of Justice and other agencies to prepare for potential litigation against the Trump administration underscores that the special session is for show, not substance. In ...
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